We strive to make the transition to becoming a resident student here as simple as possible. When you enroll in one of our required resident meal plans, you gain reliable and convenient access to a variety of foods on campus.
Commuter students may also choose to have a meal plan. There are special benefits to having a meal plan–such as saving the sales tax on every food purchase. For more on commuter life on campus, as well as commuter dining options, click visit the Commuter Student Services site.
Campus Dining Services offers many different locations that are within walking distance from key points on campus. There are four food service locations in the residential quads. If you will be living in Roth Quad or Tabler Quad, the Roth Food Court and Tabler Café are nearby; if you will be living in Roosevelt Quad or Kelly Quad, the Kelly Dining Center is right around the corner; Union Commons is nearest to Mendelsohn and H Quads.
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Tabler Café is home to our on-campus Dunkin' Donuts, and also includes our Grab-N-Go sandwiches and snacks. Roth Food Court houses our very own Wendy's, Starbucks, S3 Fusion (made to order sushi, dim sum), U-Pick Chopped Salads, and Roth Market, a hot food concept which offers a variety of traditional comfort foods and TexMex on certain nights. At the Kelly Dining Center, you'll find Picantes Mexican Cuisine, Charcoals Grill, Yogurtmania, UPick Salad Bar, Wrap-It-Up, Omelet Pan, American Kitchen comfort foods, Mulberry Street Pasta and Pizza, Taro 13's traditional Asian favorites, Eco Cravings, Stony Brook University's 100% vegan concept, and the Fish Market. Also available here is a wide selection of Grab-N-Go items and Farmer Brothers Coffee.
Campus Dining also offers options near the academic buildings. Check out the food service at the Student Activities Center (SAC) Food Court, situated in the center of the Academic Mall. Here, you'll find Yogurtmania and Omelet Pan, which offers made-to-order omelets with your choice of fillings for a hearty breakfast. For lunch and dinner, pick from the extensive salad bar, Mulberry Street's New York style pizza and Italian cuisine, Charcoals Grill, Native Spice, and Wrap-it-Up sandwiches and wraps.
There are also plenty of Grab-N-Go options for anyone looking for vegan, vegetarian, kosher, halal, and sushi options.
Located in the Stony Brook Union is the Union Commons. UPick Chopped Salad, Taro 13 Asian entrees and made-to-order sushi, Picantes Mexican cuisine, Charcoals Grill, and Halal hot food entrees are offered here. The Grab-N-Go selection includes homemade soups, salads, sandwiches, kosher, halal, vegan, and vegetarian items. The Stony Brook Union is also home to the Union Deli, Starbucks, and Delancey Street, a Glatt Kosher Delicatessen Restaurant.
The Jasmine Food Court in the Charles B. Wang Center is operated by Café Spice Group of Restaurants. Jasmine offers Indian, Thai, Chinese, Japanese Grill, made-to-order sushi, and is complete with a view of a spacious outdoor pond and garden. Jasmine also offers on-campus delivery.
Note: Prior to the first day of classes, there will be limited dining services available. A schedule of dining hours will be available when you arrive on campus. When you receive your housing assignment, you will also receive details on the meal plan. For further information, please visit our Web site or call the Meal Plan Office at (631) 632-6517.
Dual Meal Plan
Registered HSC students may request a dual meal plan. A dual meal plan will allow HSC students to use their Campus Points on both sides of campus. This plan is an expansion of the West Campus Resident Meal Plan and has the same expiration date. Applications for a dual meal plan must be filled out at either the East Campus ID Office or the West Campus Meal Plan Office.
Meal Plan Options/Resident Meal Plans
Before choosing a meal plan, consider your eating habits and select a plan that will ensure you have enough spending power for the entire semester.
Bronze Plan (1)*
$1867/SEMESTER
903 campus points
Cost per week: $82.03
cost per meal: $8.20
Silver Plan (2)*
$1983/SEMESTER
1019 campus points
Cost per week: $86.88
cost per meal: $7.89
Gold Plan (3)*
$2214/SEMESTER
1250 campus points
Cost per week: $104.97
cost per meal: $8.07
Platinum Plan (4)*
$2792/SEMESTER
1828 campus points
* If you do not select a meal plan and your enrollment status or residence hall assignment require you to be on a resident meal plan, you will be placed on the Silver Plan. All NEW freshmen and transfer resident students who do not select a meal plan will be placed on the Gold Plan.
Budget Plan: The budget plan can be opened with a minimum of $50 and replenished in $25 increments. These Flex Credits can be purchased only by students not required to be on a resident meal plan as outlined in our Meal Plan Policies. Students not required to be on a resident meal plan are also able to enroll in any of our four resident meal plans. Budget Plans cannot be billed to your student account. You must prepay with cash, credit card, or a check.
Meal Plan Benefits
• Save the sales tax on every food and beverage purchase you make on campus.
• Eat where you want, when you want. Stony Brook University offers an impressive 10 dining locations.
• There is no need to worry about carrying cash or ATM fees. Your University ID card is also your meal card.
• You have access to our Registered Dietician, who is just a phone call (632-9979) or an e-mail away (Kristina.Tierman@stonybrook.edu).
• You can enjoy a complimentary Midnight Breakfast during finals.
• When dining with us, you become a part of our "going green" movement. Dining Services has many sustainable programs, including recycling, use of local produce, a reusable mug program, and biodegradable products for guest use at all dining locations.
Campus Points: Campus points must be used at a minimum rate of 40 points every 2 weeks. The unused point balance will be forfeited at the close of business every other Wednesday. You can use your campus points at: Kelly Dining Center, Kelly Coffee and Tea House, Roth Food Court, Starbucks, the Union Deli, Union Commons, Tabler Café, Student Activities Center, Delancey Street, and LaValle Stadium/Sports Complex.
If you want to downgrade your meal plan, you must do so during the first or last three weeks of the semester. You can upgrade your meal plan at any time during the semester, as long as your student account is in good standing. Upgrades and downgrades must be made in writing (in person or via the Web).
Flex Credits: Flex Credits can be used at the Jasmine Food Court at the Charles B. Wang Center. Once you exhaust all of your campus points, your flex credits will become flexible, and can be used at any campus dining location.
Note: Prices, dining locations and hours of operation are subject to change.
Questions? Visit Campus Dining for more information, or call the Meal Plan Office at (631) 632-6517.
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