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Adelphi University Dining Services
Quality, Consistency and Innovation at Every Turn
Our Commitment
At Adelphi University, we believe Dining Services plays an important role in fostering a sense of community and are honored to provide food services while you acquire a top notch education. Dining Services strives to create a home away from home experience by providing the highest level of quality and customer satisfaction.
Student Focused Dining
At Adelphi University we strive to exceed expectations by tailoring programs, services and dining venues to meet the needs of the students and the entire Adelphi University community. Through food committee meetings, customer satisfaction surveys, focus groups, comment boards and an open door policy, we encourage communication and feedback to help us better understand how to match our programs and services with the needs of the Adelphi University community.
Our programs and services reflect the diversity and spirit of Adelphi University. Each location has its own identity with numerous food platforms and a large variety of items that can be enjoyed whenever your schedule allows. There is a meal plan to fit any lifestyle on campus with 7 retail restaurant locations including a Convenience Store and Starbucks. There is a selection of meal plan options varying in declining balance, tailored for any part-time and full-time student.
The Future Is Upon Us
With innovative programs and food concepts, we are keeping up with our evolving students. We are offering the food you want at the price you want it, such as Melt Shoppe, located adjacent to Parking Field 4, offering authentic Mexican cuisine. World Market, at the UC Cafeteria, will offer a rotating International menu including Taro 13 Asian Fusion concept and Eco Cravings Organic specialties. The Juice Bar, located in the Sports and Recreation building now features Seattle's Best Coffee and breakfast combo specials. Changes are being implemented all year long, so look for Dining Services announcements and stay tuned...
This page was last modified on January 30, 2013.
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