There are two types of restaurants in Harvard, with the largest number of canteens and more than a dozen restaurants. Most students and teachers eat here. The most famous is Anneberg, a freshman. The dining hall is entered with the student ID card, and students can eat unlimited times. But ordinary people can't enter the canteen unless they are led by school teachers and students. However, if there are students, you can buy a guest meal, and the dinner is about 14 dollars. \x0d\\x0d\ The other one is the cafeteria, and the most famous one is the Green House Cafe in the Science Center. Here, just like a general restaurant, there are several payment offices. Students can eat in the cafeteria with Board Plus purchased by Crison cash or meal plan, but there are quota restrictions. \ x0d \ x0d \ However, if Harvard students have friends visiting, many people will lend their student ID cards to their friends and sneak into the dining hall for free. \ x0d \ x0d \ The decoration and food in the above two photos look like a canteen, not a canteen. The dining table is big and formal. There are usually no fast food such as hamburgers and French fries in the canteen. The next two pictures are like a buffet breakfast in the canteen. Commit changes