Bridgepoint Cafe & Catering

Good food, quick, and ok setting to get away from the rush. Covered visit parking for the office is right there. Love the tuna melt #2 special with pasta for 6.99 and also had some of the breakfast snack size sandwiches which are $ 2 each.

Best place to host a bridal shower, grab a quick lunch, I literally have always had excellent food here! Friendly and they always remember my name.

If you work in or around the Courtyard Drive & 360 area, you need to know about Bridgepoint Café. For a quick & tasty weekday lunch or breakfast, it’s a surprisingly decent option from an office complex cafeteria.
Things I like here:
+ You can call in your order ahead of time to avoid the peak hour waits.
+ Breakfast tacos to go (3 items for $ 2)
+ Daily specials email alerts
+ Boar’s Head deli meats & cheeses
+ Bread baked fresh daily
+ Lite lunch specials
+ Generally very friendly staff who call me «Hon»
+ Discount for paying in cash and for ordering Today’s Special
+ Wi-​fi at this location (though not yet at BCII; see below)
Not so great:
— Parking (in the adjacent garage) can be inconvenient if you’re in a hurry unless you snag one of the few 15 minute surface spots just up the hill.
FYI, this location is actually Bridgepoint Café I (of II), and it’s the one most easily accessed from Courtyard Drive (it’s on the northside of the road). For the other location, head southwest on Bridgepoint Parkway and go up the hill to Building 2 (next to the office complex gym in the Statoil building). The listing for that one is over here:

I’m going to give a review based on what I use them for — take-​out. Our office is just up the hill and anyone that works in this area knows exactly how limited the choices are for a quick pick up. You basically have the Jester shopping center and anything else is about a 15 – 20 minute round trip. After being burnout on Chinese and Subway we decided to give this place a try.
Take-​out has always been ready to go on time and I’ve never had an order messed up. The staff is friendly and fast. Let’s be honest — to compare them to a proper sit down place would not be very fair! They are basically a little café at the bottom of an office building that caters to the local business community, and in that regard, they do very well. The dining area seems pleasant enough although it looks like it could get pretty packed in there!
The variety of food is what I would call pretty typical deli/​Amercian style food, consisting of sandwiches and daily specials. They have weight watchers point based meals so if you’re concerned eating healthy, it’s doable. However, if you’re not concerned about your calories, it’s time to go nuts, buddy! Pricing is a little more than you would pay at say Subway or McDonald’s, but let’s be fair — it’s a step up from typical fast food and the quanitity of food you get is pretty big. Veggies are fresh and the ingredients are good. I usually just grab a cheeseburger and it’s always cooked right and served on some type of Hawaiian bread bun. Way better than any fast food burger! The chicken strip 6pc meal will last me for a couple of day. Fries and tater tots are plentiful and tasty. Did I mention the portions were huge? — These aren’t Mc Nuggets! If you’re looking for a little more variety just keep an eye on their specials, there’s always something interesting up for grabs that’s worth a try.
In short — this a great place to try out if you’re in the area. I wouldn’t drive across town for the food but it’s a great option for this «remote» part of Great Hills.

For a café that’s in the bottom of an office building, the food here is actually really good. I’ve never ordered anything that I wasn’t impressed with. The portion sizes are fairly large. The prices are… meh, about what you would expect, maybe a tad on the high side.
They have daily specials and I typically order those just so I can try different things. The fries and tots are good. The grilled cheese is awesome — it comes with big pieces of ham on it (not the gross deli slices).
If you’re ordering for several people and you want it to be ready when you arrive, you can call ahead. They’ve mixed up our orders once or twice but considering how many times we’ve ordered here that’s not a huge deal.
It’s not super cheap so I wouldn’t eat here every day, but if you want to pick up a quick lunch that will fill you up and tastes pretty good, Bridgepoint is a safe bet.

This place (quite literally) caters to the people in its office building, but if you’re in the neighborhood for some reason and want to grab lunch, they have some great choices. Their regular menu sandwiches are huge and tasty — the veggies are always fresh. The prices are a little high for deli fare, but they use quality ingredients and their daily specials are a good deal. With the special you get a main item and two sides, plus a drink, all for around $ 8. They have all kinds of specials from chicken salad to bbq pulled pork (which is delicious). The service is always great — genuine, friendly people who get your food to you quickly. Overall it’s a solid lunch spot for the people who are here every day, and worth checking out if you’re around the neighborhood and want something other than greasy fast food.

I work in the office building that is adjacent to this deli, so it’s the easiest place to grab a quick lunch. I just have to call in my order, walk down the stairs, across the driveway, and there I am. It’s always super duper busy, so they’re not hurting for customers. A lot of my coworkers eat there most workdays.
That being said, I don’t go very often at all. Why? Well, it’s a little pricey and they have huge portions. Great for my big, hungry coworkers, but not so great for little ol’ me. They have a great turkey club, but it’s like 2 days of food for me. Most of their regular menu probably has ¾ to all the calories I eat in a day — a great feat for a place that serves deli fare. Their specials sometimes sound good, but again, too much for me. And if I’m going to splurge, it’s not going to be sitting in my office at work.
Three stars because I have discovered their turkey sandwich is yummy (it comes on sunflower bread), and just enough food for me (and they’ll serve me a side salad instead of chips for 50 cents more). I can also build a gigantic salad and eat soup — however, if I wanted to leave the area, I could do Souper Salad or Fresh Choice which are infinitely better and actually cheaper.
If you’re not trying to eat healthy, they have some AWESOME food. The italian meatloaf yesterday looked to die for. They have fantastic buffalo chicken sandwiches and awesome onion rings. Their wraps are the size of my head and delicious. I just expect a few more choices that don’t break the calorie bank at a deli. I don’t eat them, but my fiancé thought they had awesome breakfast tacos. Also, an unfair bias is I hate working through lunch, and I’m usually probably grumpy when I have to eat there. Not their fault at all, but them’s the facts.
Couple tips– Come before noon or after 1, otherwise you WILL wait in line. Bring cash and you get a discount. If you have your heart set on a special, order it early, they usually run out halfway through lunchtime. They’re only open ’til 3, so don’t wait too long to go!