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Campus Dining Services has 15 locations across campus, offering a variety of convenient options for breakfast, lunch and dinner. To easily explore your options, use the or download the Nutrislice app to view menus and filter by dietary accommodations. 

Whether you’re looking for something close to one of your classes or want to try something new, here are some places to check out around campus.

If you’re around Farrand Field

• Libby on the Run - This grab-n-go serves breakfast and lunch items, like acai bowls and grain bowls. This location and all its plates are entirely free from gluten, wheat, peanuts and tree nuts. 
• CU on the Run - Located in the C4C, CU on the Run gets you on your way quickly with freshly made sandwiches, salads and hot food items.
• WeatherTech Cafe and Bakery - Located at the east end of the C4C near the Buff OneCard office, this late-night restaurant serves made-to-order pizzas, paninis and sandwiches. Enjoy responsibly sourced specialty coffees and teas with our homemade pastries and cookies, including vegan and gluten-free options. Eat with roommates or colleagues around our center fireplace or on the outdoor patio.
• C4C Dining Center - This dining center offers cuisine from around the world. Options include eight micro-restaurants, a build-your-own salad/deli bar and a dessert station. The Black Coats station features weekly specials like pho, ramen and meals highlighting local ingredients. Lines can get long, so get there early or use Crowd Checker to track the approximate crowd.
• The Alley @ Farrand - The Alley @ Farrand’s menu features made-to-order burgers, ready-made pizzas and daily lunch specials, with a wide variety of freshly-made sides and snacks.
• Farrand Market - In a hurry? Stop by for a breakfast burrito. Don’t forget your after-hours chicken bites and fries! 
• Kittredge Market - Located in the north wing of Kittredge Central, Kittredge Market offers a full-service espresso and tea bar, on-the-go breakfast and lunch options and a general market with snacks, drinks and essentials.

If you’re around the University Memorial Center

• Alferd Packer Grill - Centrally located on the first floor of the UMC, this is a great lunch stop on your way to class. And it’s named after !
• UMC Market - Located in the UMC, this market offers convenient on-the-go options like premade sandwiches, fresh fruit and snacks.
• Starbucks - Conveniently located at the UMC, our full-service Starbucks offers hot and iced beverages, blended coffees, pastries, on-the-go meal options, snacks, whole beans and Starbucks merchandise.

If you’re around the Rec Center or Norlin

• Sewall Dining Center - Located in Sewall Hall on the north side of campus near the Rec Center, Norlin Library and Macky Auditorium, Sewall Dining Center serves multicultural meal options, traditional “comfort” food and items right off the grill.
• Sewall Market - Sewall Market is a convenience store on the northeast corner of central campus, offering bottled beverages, hot coffee, snacks, sandwiches, salads, ice cream and student essentials.

If you’re in Williams Village

• Village Center Dining - Village Center Dining in Williams Village offers globally and locally inspired meals at its five micro-restaurants. Highlights include all-day breakfast and freshly-made smoothies at Toast, house-made curries at Curry Road and street tacos at the Grange.
• Village Market - Located in the Village Center, this market offers a great selection of produce, snacks, beverages, essentials and even CU apparel! We proudly serve Starbucks in the Village Market where you can enjoy all your favorite Starbucks drinks.

If you’re on east campus

• SEEC Cafe - Located on east campus in the Sustainability, Energy and Environment Community, the SEEC Cafe serves fresh-brewed and sustainably sourced coffee and teas, breakfast and lunch items such as freshly-made salads, grain and noodle bowls, along with daily specials and house-made soups. There is also a retail section with snacks, beverages and health necessities.