Order in the Court

Met up with an old friend here since he works for the court of appeals. Since he only had a 30 minute lunch, we really couldnt go any where else to have lunch so this was the only default spot. This is the only café in the whole building which is a about 8 stories.
Located on the first floor just right after the lobby where the sometimes anal security gives you a hard time, you kind have to look for it for they dont really have a big sign to indicate that they are a café. Just a small daily specials sign up front that is sloppily written.
As far as their menu goes, you have your basics like burgers, sandwiches, wraps, salads, etc. They have weekly specials that usually consist of an entrée, side, and a fountain drink for $ 6.95. This day I went with the special of Lasagna with a side of Garlic Bread. Referring to my pic it was a decent size and the garlic bread was actually pretty good. The lasagna itself tasted like what you would get in the frozen food section of Costco or any major supermarket so it was ok with me.
Service is ok for it is virtually non existent meaning you order at the counter then pick up your food when called.
In closing, its not the worst place but not the best either to eliminate your hunger. Some negatives would be that refills on fountain drinks are a dollar and if you order something other than the special, you have to wait longer because they have to make it from scratch. You have to wait even longer if its busy. Reception is sketchy and there is no wifi. Some positives would be that they take cards with no service charge and they have an assortment of ice cream products like a Choco Taco! You dont see that at too many places. If you are on a time constraint, this would be a decent choice.
P. S. It says Courthouse Grill on their weekly specials menus so im not sure which one should be on Unilocal.
Unilocal 2015 review number #2
501^st overall.

Standard Sandwich Offerings with that Government-​Smell
SITREP
This is the kind of place you hit when you are working close by, have about 15 – 20 minutes to (literally) grab something fast, and probably actually consume it while back to your deposition or training.
But creative props for at least having a sense of humor for choosing a name that is befitting of the location and vibe of the surrounding professional environment. It is a Courthouse afterall.
SETUP
This reminds me of the low-​key delis & cafeterias I usually frequent at the Clay Street Center in Oakland, the California Highway Patrol Complex in Monterey Park, CA, and the Health & Human Services Cafeteria inside the Bateson Building in Downtown Sacramento.
* Non-​Descript
* Near a central government plaza
* An array of pre-​made sandwiches, beverages, chips, etc.
* But quick and inexpensive
THE LOWDOWN
A decent good «grab & go» establishment when you have little time to grab a quick lunch.

There are not many places in the legal district to grab a good sandwich or cup of coffee. Thankfully, the Federal courthouse has this covered. The food, while not gourmet or interesting, at least provides more freshly-​made, nutritious options than the fare offered at the Bank of America building Starbucks (my other stop when I’m short on time). The sandwiches are your run-​of-​the-​mill white bread variety but the coffee is okay. I’ve probably eaten here more than 20 times and have yet to have something that was terrible (or get food poisoning… yes, I have low standards). Considering it’s located in a courthouse, that has to mean something.
Yes, you have to go through security, metal detectors, and present ID, but at least it’s not the Regional Justice Center…

Order in the Court is the sandwich/​salad shop on the first floor of the federal courthouse. Like most sandwich shops, there’s nothing particularly amazing about the food and there’s nothing particularly awful. They serve up all the regular cold cut sandwiches you’d expect and have a couple of soups each day. Of all the sandwiches, the chicken salad sandwich is an excellent standout since they put a bit of relish into the mix and give it a nice subtle taste.
Basically, it’s a grab n’ go type place catering to the downtown legal industry. And the people working there are really nice and the customer service is excellent.