Healthy Eating
Providing you with nutritious options is something your dining team proudly does every day. We help you select delicious, healthy and satisfying meals, snacks and desserts by highlighting well-balanced menu choices and providing nutritional information and tips to help you make choices that fit your needs.
TALK TO US ABOUT YOUR FOOD ALLERGIES!
We are passionate about serving students, sourcing wholesome ingredients, preparing delicious food, and providing accurate nutrition/allergen information. A team approach led by you, our educated consumer, is the best preparation for a safe school year free of allergic reactions. We want to meet one-on-one with all students with special dietary needs to ensure that your dining experience is safe, delicious, and social.
Students with special dietary needs can receive individual assistance from our Registered Dietitian, Ania Egan, MS, RD. Meetings from the Dietitian may include reviewing the resources currently in place, a tour of the dining facilities, and menu planning.
Arrangements can be made if the student's medical dietary needs are unable to be met with daily offerings. If you have a food allergy/special diet concern, please start by contacting our Registered Dietitian, Ania Egan, MS, RD, to discuss and set up reasonable dietary accommodations. UVM Dining works closely with Student Accessibility Services; for more information regarding accommodations, please contact Student Accessibility Services.
- Monday - Friday 11AM - 9:30PM
- Saturday - Sunday 11AM - 8PM
- Monday - Friday 11AM - 8:30PM
- Saturday and Sunday 11AM - 8PM
- Monday - Wednesday 4:30PM - 8:30PM
- Sunday Noon - 3:30PM & 4:30PM - 8PM
Food is personal, and we recognize that no two customers eat the same. Each have a wide variety of dietary, flavor, and cultural food preferences. We do our best to meet these expectations. That is why UVM Dining offers specialized services in addition to a wide variety of foods that cater to our customers' dietary needs and preferences. For those customers with food allergies, intolerance, or medical needs, we offer programs such as Simple Zone, Simple Servings, and our Mindful program. UVM Dining aims to provide a safe and enjoyable dining experience for everyone.
VEGETARIAN, PLANT-BASED, AND VEGAN OFFERINGS
We offer a variety of vegan and vegetarian options across campus to meet the needs of our customers. In our dining halls and many retail locations, vegetarian, plant-based, and vegan meals are labeled. Additionally, we have dedicated vegetarian/plant-based stations in three of our traditional dining halls (Harris Mills Dining, Central Campus Dining, and Redstone Dining). Broccoli Bar, located in The Marketplace is also a dedicated vegan station.
In addition, most on-campus locations use vegetarian/vegan/plant-based logos on menus and signage to help consumers identify foods that meet their preferences.
- Vegetarian (V) = no meat products
- Vegan (VG) = no meat or animal by-products, including white sugar and honey
- Plant-based (leaf logo) = no meat or animal by-products, but can include white sugar and honey
MINDFUL
A collection of healthy and flavorful recipes with an emphasis on the use of fresh fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and lean proteins. Each Mindful meal contains:
- 600 calories for less
- 35% or less of total calories from fat
- 800mg or less of sodium
Learn more about our Mindful program!
- Sunday, September 17 - Rosh Hashanah
- Monday, September 18 - Tzom Gedaliah
- Sunday, September 24 - Yom Kippur
- Monday, September 25 - Yom Kippur
- Sunday, October 1 - Sukkot
- Sunday, October 8 - Simchat Torah
- Tuesday, September 19
- Wednesday, September 27
- Tuesday, October 3
- Tuesday, October 10
Certified halal chicken (Murray's) is available upon request in our traditional dining halls from a sous chef or supervisor. Please note that it is not prepared in a dedicated halal kitchen.
The Halal Shack and Jamal's Chicken, located on the first floor of the Davis Center inside Brennan's, offers certified halal foods.
If students have questions or need additional dietary accommodations, they should contact the UVM Dining Registered Dietitian, Ania Egan, MS, RD.
If you are not well enough to go to a dining facility, you can authorize a friend to use your meal plan to pick up a meal for you by completing the Meal Plan Access Authorization Form. Meals can be picked up from the traditional dining halls (Central Campus Dining, Harris Millis Dining, and Redstone Dining), and Northside Dining. Your meal plan will be charged accordingly. The Meal Plan Authorization form can also be used to take disposables to-go meals from the dining hall if you have lost/do not have EcoWare.