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Dining
Whether you live on or off campus, Blugold Dining has options that match culinary favorites and special dietary needs. Whether it’s a cup of coffee Proudly Brewed by Starbucks in The Cabin or having a meal with friends at Riverview Café, the variety of eateries on campus will give you the flexibility and convenience you want at the affordability you need.
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Whether you live on or off campus, Blugold Dining has options that match culinary favorites and special dietary needs. Whether it’s a cup of coffee Proudly Brewed by Starbucks in The Cabin or having a meal with friends at Riverview Café, the variety of eateries on campus will give you the flexibility and convenience you want at the affordability you need.
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Locations, Hours, and Menus
View locations, hours and menus for all of our convenient locations across campus.
Meal Plan Information
Learn details of the many meal plan options for on-campus and off-campus students.
Nutrition and Allergen Information
We are committed to providing a safe and healthy dining experience for our students including those who have additional dietary or health needs.
Sustainability Efforts
From purchasing local seasonal produce whenever possible to reducing inorganic and organic waste, your campus team is dedicated to providing you with an exceptional dining experience that is good for you — and good for the planet.
Kiwibots
Our on-campus robotic food delivery service that delivers your favorite meals right to you.
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From pizza and sushi to our infamous Teriyaki Bowls, we have something for everyone.
Around 42,750 bowls are enjoyed each year.
Marketplace serves 16,950 dinners a week, including meals from campus favorites Sushi DO and Erbert and Gerbert's.
A food recovery program that repackages leftover food from UW-Eau Claire dining services is expanding in spring semester to help feed more students.
A new campus partnership has UW-Eau Claire alumni reconnecting with their alma mater to make campus a whole lot sweeter.
Based on data from UW-Eau Claire's last academic year, the transition to aluminum cans means that an estimated 84,000 fewer plastic water bottles will be used this year.
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