Residential Dining Halls

• Meal plans include a number of programs designed to offer flexibility to dining experiences. Learn more about Campus Dining's meal plan options, terms, policies, and pricing. 
  Remember: 
  • All students with a meal plan receive 10 guest meals per semester. 
  • Juniors and seniors receive two meals per week to enjoy at all dining halls beginning September 9.
• Daily menus and allergens are accessible for all campus dining locations.
• If you have special dietary needs, you may schedule an appointment with our Campus Wellness Dietician, Puneet Sethi.
• Special dining events take place throughout the year. Select events include Eatwell tastings to inspire nutrition-based eating, a 21-day plant-based eating challenge, theme nights, and more! For the most up-to-date information, check the campus dining website and follow along on Instagram (@Princeton_Dining).

Retail Dining

• Save time and order ahead from the Grill and Witherspoon's located in Frist Campus Center.
• Late lunch hours are from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Late dinner hours are from 8:30 p.m. to 10 p.m.
• The Frist Food Gallery now features new menu items and specials and will continue to provide grab-and-go halal and kosher items.
• Visit the recently opened Meadows Cafe, which offers an Illy's coffee bar as well as a variety of grab-and-go and made-to-order menu items.

Pay with Points Program

• Unlimited meal plans include 150 Dining Points each semester for a total of 300 Dining Points per academic year.
• Dining Points can be used to purchase food and non-alcoholic beverages at all on-campus dining retail locations and select off-campus locations starting September 3, 2024.
• Sophomores have the option to apply points to eating club spring dues.
• Dining Points have a 1:1 value to dollars. Unused points from the fall roll over to the spring. All unused points at the end of the academic year expire. 
• Paw Points can also be used be used to purchase any item, including food and non-alcoholic beverages, at specific locations, including those where Dining Points are accepted.
• Points are loaded onto TigerCards, which must be presented to make eligible purchases.
• Learn more about points, where they are accepted, how to make purchases.

Year-Round Campus Dining Resources

Descriptions of meal plans, menus, and the numerous dining programs available accessible on the Campus Dining website. The site also provides information on dining locations, hours of operations, recipes from the Campus Dining team, and general contact information.

Get Involved with Campus Dining

There are several ways to get involved with Campus Dining:

Campus Dining’s Student Committee
The student committee gives Campus Dining feedback on programming, helps promote exciting new events, and more. Email the dining team for more information. 

Student Job Opportunities with Campus Dining
Available positions can be found on JobX. The benefits of working for Campus Dining include competitive wages, flexible scheduling, incentive programs, and more.

Give In-the-Moment Feedback
Our Text and Tell program will continue to provide a simple way to quickly send messages and feedback to Campus Dining. Each dining hall will have its own code posted on the napkin dispensers.