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Contribute Feedback What Katherine Terra likes about Binghamton Food Co-op:
For travelers: this co op is part of a college, in the basement of one of their buildings. Was told it?s not open during summer and that part of the building is currently closed off. View all feedback.
What Joanne Galusha doesn't like about Binghamton Food Co-op:
Nothing at BU is easy to find it easily accessible. Did not get to the coop because it was closed, I imagine til the next school year. I was told to take a certain street, no sign for that street and there was not a 30 East St. Sign anywhere. If anyone can simplify, please do. View all feedback.
Love that there's a student run eatery on campus that serves vegan food!
Nothing at BU is easy to find it easily accessible. Did not get to the coop because it was closed, I imagine til the next school year. I was told to take a certain street, no sign for that street and there was not a 30 East St. Sign anywhere. If anyone can simplify, please do.
The co-op is a fantastic eatery that prioritizes ethical and sustainable food systems. The location was remodeled last year and it looks really sharp!
For travelers: this co op is part of a college, in the basement of one of their buildings. Was told it?s not open during summer and that part of the building is currently closed off.
Great place to hang out, and the snacks are fantastic and cheap. Also has some of the best coffee on campus. The food is pretty pricy, though, and they only take cash. It's also not actually a food co-op. It's misleading to call themselves one when they aren't partnering with local producers, and providing those typical types of services.
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