MIT Campus Dining has over 30 locations across the campus: a broad portfolio of food service management companies, restaurateurs, convenience store operators, and vending specialists creates a range of diverse, convenient, healthy, and economical options.
MIT does not offer traditional meal plans. Meals are paid for with cash or by using one of the two available MIT debit accounts: Dining Dollars or TechCASH. A Dining Dollars debit account is restricted to meal purchases and can be used in all dining halls, restaurants, food courts, and cafés on campus. A TechCASH account can be used for all campus services, including food purchases. Most locations do not accept credit or debit cards. More information about Dining Dollars and TechCASH accounts can be found at http://web.mit.edu/mitcard/.
Students looking to reduce daily meal costs can enroll in the House Dining Membership program, which provides members with a 50 percent discount on dinner meals prepared in House Dining Rooms. House Dining locations include Ashdown House, Baker House, Simmons Hall, Next House, and McCormick Hall; students who live in one of these halls are automatically enrolled in the program. House Dining rooms, like all Campus Dining operations, are open to the entire MIT Community.
To view MIT Campus Dining menus, check hours of operation, or get more information about any MIT Campus Dining program or location, visit http://web.mit.edu/dining/.
Students with special dietary needs are encouraged to contact MIT Campus Dining at 617-253-4875 or foodstuff@mit.edu with questions. Confidential consultations with MIT Medical are also available.