Dining Overview
COVID protocols
Meal plans
- Eating on campus: The dining services website has details about dining plans for students living on campus and for commuters, places to eat (Dining Choices), food options (including vegetarian, vegan, and foods free of the top 8 allergens), dining hours, and more.
- Requirement: Meal plans are required for students living on campus (excluding the apartments). View details below.
- Choose a plan: Sign up for a meal plan online (through the same system as for on-campus housing).
- How to make changes: You can change your meal plan before move-in day at the same sign-up link. After move-in and through the first 14 days of the semester, you can change your meal plan by contacting Jean Hoyt in Nazareth Campus Operations, 585-389-2019, dining@naz.edu.
Meal plan requirements
Resident students living on campus, excluding students living in Breen, Lyons, and Portka apartments, are required to choose a resident dining meal plan. Each meal plan also comes with "bonus dollars" that can be used in the retail locations and/or the dining halls. Bonus dollars carry over from fall semester to spring semester; however, they must be redeemed by the end of the academic school year or they are forfeited.
Commuters, graduate students, and resident students living in Breen, Lyons, or Portka apartments have the option of choosing from any of the resident dining meal plans offered as well as the Flyer meal plan options on a voluntary basis.
Dining Dollars
Any student can add "dining dollars" to their Nazareth ID card throughout the semester. This program offers the ease of not having to carry cash and instead uses the student’s Nazareth ID as a debit card. Each time food is purchased, money is automatically deducted from the student’s account. This program is also tax-exempt, which means by putting money on your card you do not have to pay tax at the register, saving you money all semester long.
Food allergies or special nutrition needs
For on-campus food options, see the dining services website. Click on Health for details about food allergy and diet needs. If you have questions, contact the dining services manager. After learning about the dining options, if you have concerns about meeting your food allergy or special nutrition needs on campus, fill out the Food Allergy and Special Diet form.
Cooking
Students are not permitted to cook in campus residence hall rooms due to fire and safety ordinances. Community building cooking is allowed in designated kitchen areas in residence halls.
Contact
- About food: Contact our dining services provider.
- About meal plan changes or concerns: Jean Hoyt in Nazareth Campus Operations, 585-389-2019, or dining@naz.edu
Everyday App
Use the Everyday app as the primary method for ordering at Millie's, The Roost, and The Cab. It also has menus and nutritional info for the Dining Commons.
