1. food and drink
2. dining out

MEAL PLANS & DINING INFO
Spring 2014 • Summer 2014 • Fall-Winter 2014-15
CONTENTS
Dear Student,
We welcome you to life on campus and to your dining program. All of us at BYU
Dining Services are committed to your academic success, knowing that what you
eat has a great impact on your health and emotional well being. The old maxim,
“Eat Right and Be Bright” is true.
BYU Dining Services is a nationally recognized program, which has received
accolades from the National Association of College & University Food Services,
Food Management Magazine, FoodService Director Magazine and has received
the prestigious Restaurant and Institutions IVY Award. Last year we received the
coveted Best Concept Award and in 2012 we were nominated for the ACE Award,
the highest honor in catering. Our convenience stores – The Creameries – were
recognized by the National Convenience Store Association in June 2012 for being
the best on any college campus.
Our entire team is here to serve you! As the largest employer of BYU students,
over 2,000 of your fellow students work hard to provide the freshest, most
nutritional food available. BYU operates the Culinary Support Center, behind
Heritage Halls, which provides us with the freshest produce, meats, dairy and
baked goods available. This unique production facility is unlike any other in the
country. While you are on campus, please give us a call at 801.422.4935 to
arrange a tour.
Whether you dine at The Commons, shop at the Creamery On Ninth, or have
lunch at the Cougareat, you will find your Dining Dollars go further and can’t be
beat for convenience. Thank you for dining on campus and having a meal plan.
We wish you success in all of your academic endeavors.
Dean Wright
Director
BYU Dining Services
John McDonald
Executive Chef
BYU Dining Services
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MEAL PLAN OPTIONS
Discover all the options for meal
plans, and see which one best fits
your lifestyle.
DINING LOCATIONS
Learn more about our great dining
locations on campus.
FAQ’s
Find the answers to questions
that other students like you have
already asked.
MEAL PLANS LOCATION MAP
Find out where meal plans can
be used to purchase food on BYU
campus.
Who Can Have
Open Door 7?
Available to all students
Benefits
• Unlimited Access
You have the option to eat as often as you
want, whenever you want (during business
hours) at The Commons at the Cannon Center.
• Variety
With six different meal stations, you will
always have several options to choose from
and will never end up having to eat the
same thing two days in a row.
•Save Time & Money
Finding the time to cook and do dishes can
be difficult and stressful.
With the Open Door 7 meal plan,
plan holders may eat in The
Commons at the Cannon Center as
often as desired during business
hours, every day of the week. Plan
holders are also allocated 275
Dining Dollars per semester, for
use at Dining Services locations**,
excluding Concessions and Campus
Floral. Additional $55 blocks of
Dining Dollars may be purchased
for $50 via My Dining Account.
Any unused Dining Dollars at the
end of each semester/term will be
forfeited.
**The Wall, The Hole In The Wall, and
Pendulum Court are not BYU Dining
Services locations.
How Much Does It Cost?
Fall Semester 2014
$1915
Winter Semester 2015
$1915
Who Can Have
Open Door 5?
Available to all students
Benefits
• Unlimited Access
You have the option to eat as often as
you want, whenever you want, Monday
thru Friday, during business hours at The
Commons at the Cannon Center.
• Variety
With six different meal stations, you will
always have several options to choose from
and will never end up having to eat the
same thing two days in a row.
•Save Time & Money
Finding the time to cook and do dishes can
be difficult and stressful.
With the Open Door 5 meal plan,
plan holders may eat in The
Commons at the Cannon Center as
often as desired during business
hours, Monday thru Friday. Plan
holders are also allocated 175
Dining Dollars per semester for
use at Dining Services locations**,
excluding Concessions and Campus
Floral. Additional $55 blocks of
Dining Dollars may be purchased
for $50 via My Dining Account. Any
unused Dining Dollars at the end of
each semester will be forfeited.
**The Wall, The Hole In The Wall, and
Pendulum Court are not BYU Dining
Services locations.
How Much Does It Cost?
Fall Semester 2014
$1810
Winter Semester 2015
$1810
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The Cougareat Food Court is great for getting something
quick to eat or stopping for a relaxed meal with friends. You can get
food from Chick-fil-A, Subway, Taco Bell, Teriyaki Stix, or try some
of the campus favorites like the Scoreboard Grill, Grab & Go, or
L&T. With so much to offer, the Cougareat will satisfy your hunger.
Who Can Have Dining
Plus?
Helaman Halls residents
Benefits
• Popularity
The Dining Plus Meal Plan is back by popular
demand.
• Variety
dining.byu.edu/cougareat
The option to eat at various locations on
campus gives you the freedom to eat what you
want, when you want.
• Save Time and Money
There is no need to stress about finding time
to buy groceries or cook a well- balanced meal.
With several On-Campus Dining options for you
to choose from, eat when it is most convenient
for you and don’t worry about washing the
dishes afterwards.
• Discounted rates at The Commons*
Breakfast: Lunch: Dinner: Sunday: $2.04
$4.08
$6.13
$8.17
* Entry rates are subject to change.
(normally $7.25)
(normally $9.25)
(normally $10.75)
(normally $14.00)
The Dining Plus Meal Plan provides
you with a daily allocation of 12.25
Dining Dollars which you, as a
resident of Helaman Halls, may use
to purchase goods and services for
yourself and for your guests at any
of the dining locations** except for
Concessions and Campus Floral. Any
unused portion of the daily allotment
will carry over day-to-day, month-tomonth and year-to-year, as long as
you live on campus and have a meal
plan.
**The Wall, The Hole In The Wall, and
Pendulum Court are not BYU Dining
Services locations.
How Much Does It Cost?
Fall Semester 2014
$1950
Fall-Winter Semesters 2014-15
$3900
Winter Semester 2015
$1950
Who Can Have Cannon
Block of Meals?
Available to residents of Heritage Halls,
Wyview Park, FLSR, Wymount Terrace,
and students living off campus.
Benefits
With the Cannon Block of Meals,
plan holders are allotted a block
of meal passes to use at the
Commons at the Cannon Center
during the agreement period. Plan
holders may use their meal passes
for themselves and accompanying
guests. Plan holders may choose
a block of 50 meal passes per
semester or 25 meal passes
per term. Additional passes may
be purchased in blocks of 5 via
My Dining Account. Any unused
meal passes at the end of each
semester/term will be forfeited.
• Fun Atmosphere
With six different meal stations, you will
always have several options to choose from
and will never end up having to eat the
same thing two days in a row.
• Save Money and Time
Cannon Block of Meals gives you a great
discount at The Commons at the Cannon
Center. This is sure to help you save money
as well as time while enjoying the variety of
options available at The Commons.
Available to residents of Heritage Halls,
Wyview Park, FLSR, Wymount Terrace,
and students living off campus.
Benefits
• Flexibility
Enjoy dining with friends at The Commons
at the Cannon Center.
• Variety
Who Can Have
EZ Dining?
EZ Dining Dollars can be used at any Dining
Services location**, excluding Concessions
and Campus Floral. Dining Dollars will carry
over from month to month.
How Much Does It Cost?
Fall Semester 2014
$342.50
• Discounted prices at The
Commons at the Cannon Center
and Cougareat Food Court
Winter Semester 2015
$342.50
Discounted rates at The Commons*
Breakfast: $6.00 (normally $7.25)
Additional Blocks of 5
$34.25
Lunch: Dinner: Sunday: $7.75
$9.90
$9.90
(normally $9.25)
(normally $10.75)
(normally $14.00)
* Entry rates are subject to change.
5% discount at the Cougareat after 2 pm
Monday-Friday and all day Saturday.
The EZ Dining meal plan provides
a monthly allocation of Dining
Dollars, which plan holders may
use to purchase goods and services
for themselves and for their guests
at Dining Services locations**,
excluding Concessions and Campus
Floral. Plan holders may choose
a monthly allocation of 100, 150,
or 200 Dining Dollars. Unused
Dining Dollars carry over from
month to month, with no maximum
accrual limit, until the end of the
agreement. Any Dining Dollars
remaining unspent at the end of the
agreement period will be forfeited.
**The Wall, The Hole In The Wall, and
Pendulum Court are not BYU Dining
Services locations.
How Much Does It Cost?
EZ Dining 100
$100 each month
EZ Dining 150
$150 each month
EZ Dining 200
$200 each month
Who Can Have Dining
Dollars Blue?
Helaman Halls residents
Benefits
**The Wall, The Hole In The Wall, and
Pendulum Court are not BYU Dining
Services locations.
• Flexibility
Want to enjoy all the great retail dining
areas**, excluding Concessions and
Campus Floral? Dining Dollars Blue gives
you the flexibility to do just that.
• Save Time and Money
Finding the time to cook and do dishes
can be difficult and stressful. With dining
locations all over campus, you can eat
where and when it’s convenient for you.
• Discounted rates at The
Commons*
Breakfast: $5.00 (normally $7.25)
Lunch: Dinner: Sunday: With the Dining Dollars Blue meal
plan, plan holders receive a Dining
Dollar allotment at the beginning
of each semester (1990) or term
(995) which can be used at Dining
Services locations**, excluding
Concessions and Campus Floral.
Additional blocks of 55 Dining
Dollars may be purchased for $50
via My Dining Account. Any unused
Dining Dollars at the end of each
semester/term will be forfeited.
$5.00
$8.80
$8.80
(normally $9.25)
(normally $10.75)
(normally $14.00)
* Entry rates are subject to change.
How Much Does It Cost?
Fall Semester 2014
$1990
Winter Semester 2015
$1990
Rates are based on
the average number
of meals eaten by
a student during
a semester. If you
eat more than that
average, you may need
to add more Dining
Dollars.
Who Can Have Dining
Dollars?
Available to residents of Heritage Halls,
Wyview Park, FLSR, Wymount Terrace,
and students living off campus.
Benefits
• Variety
Eat at various locations all over campus,
as well as enjoy the many different options
The Commons at the Cannon Center has to
offer.
• Save Time and Money
Finding the time to cook and do dishes
can be difficult and stressful. With dining
locations all over campus, you can eat
where and when it’s convenient for you.
• Discounted rates at The
Commons*
Breakfast: $5.00 (normally $7.25)
Lunch: Dinner: Sunday: $5.00
$9.90
$9.90
(normally $9.25)
(normally $10.75)
(normally $14.00)
* Entry rates are subject to change.
With the Dining Dollars meal plan,
plan holders receive a Dining Dollar
allotment at the beginning of each
semester (500) or term (250) which
can be used at Dining Services
locations**, excluding Concessions
and Campus Floral. Additional
blocks of 55 Dining Dollars may be
purchased for $50 via My Dining
Account. Any unused Dining Dollars
at the end of each semester/term
will be forfeited.
**The Wall, The Hole In The Wall, and
Pendulum Court are not BYU Dining
Services locations.
How Much Does It Cost?
Fall Semester 2014
$500
Winter Semester 2015
$500
dining.byu.edu/commons
The Commons at the
Cannon Center is conveniently
located on campus, right in the
center of Helaman Halls.
Six unique serving stations
provide daily variety that
can’t be beat, making
The Commons the best
place to stretch your
food budget, no
matter where you
live.
Diane Morrow, R.D.
BYU Dining Services
Department Dietician
For the past 25 years, Diane
has served the campus
community as a registered dietician, providing nutritional counseling to
students and Missionary Training Center (MTC) missionaries. Having attended
Ricks College, BYU and Utah Valley University, she has a Bachelor’s Degree in
Dietetics, as well as an Associate’s Degree in Restaurant Management.
Diane is a member of the Utah Dietetics Association. She compiles nutrition
information for many areas on campus. One of her primary responsibilities is
looking after the dietary needs of missionaries at the MTC. For both students
and missionaries, she provides informational resources on food allergies and
special dietary needs.
During the academic year, Diane is available for consultations with students
every Wednesday from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. in room #127 of the Cannon Center.
You can email her at:
[email protected]
Try something hot and something cold
at the 9th Street Grill while you get your
groceries at the Creamery on Ninth East,
the nation’s first on-campus grocery store.
Location: 1209 North 900 East
dining.byu.edu/creamery
Located right next to The Commons at the
Cannon Center, the Helaman Creamery has
everything you need including things like
cake mixes, bagel bites, and yogurt,
to cleaning supplies, shampoos and
hangers. The Helaman Creamery has
its own grill, which serves: burgers, chicken
sandwiches, hot dogs, grilled PB&J and French
fries. It also serves BYU Creamery ice cream.
dining.byu.edu/creamery
The Creamery Outlet located by New Heritage Halls
and the Monte L. Bean Life Science Museum, has
been serving the BYU community for years. It
offers BYU Creamery ice cream as well as
other products. Although this BYU Creamery
store does not have a grill, you will not want
to miss out on the deals you can get on other
products there. dining.byu.edu/creamery
Located between the office and the laundry room
at Wyview is the Wyview Creamery. Between
loads of laundry you can stop by the creamery
and snack on some delicious ice cream. The
Wyview Creamery also functions as a
complete grocery store for students living
at Wyview, where they can buy all their
groceries without leaving campus.
dining.byu.edu/creamery
Sometimes a smoothie is all you need to make your life run
a little better. Jamba Juice provides a variety of treats to
help fuel your body to make it through the day. With Jamba
smoothies, blends, boosts, juices, pretzels, oatmeal
and breads, there are organic and healthy options
available to you every day. Jamba Juice has two
locations on campus. One is in the Wilkinson
Student Center, and the other is in room 102 of
the Student Athlete Building.
dining.byu.edu/jambajuice
The MOA Café is located on the mezzanine of the BYU
Museum of Art. The café allows everyone to come and refresh
themselves in a relaxing environment during the middle of the
day. Their menu includes: specialty sandwiches, soups and salads,
and an assortment of desserts. Each dish is made with the freshest
ingredients and is sure to satisfy your taste buds.
dining.byu.edu/moacafe
Scoreboard Grill is located in the Cougareat Food Court
in the Wilkinson Student Center. With a new lineup of gourmet
burgers, chicken sandwiches, omelets, waffles, french toast, and
breakfast sandwiches, Scoreboard Grill is ready to serve you
breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Visit the Cougareat website for more
information and our serving hours.
dining.byu.edu/cougareat
Come Visit Legends Grille
in room 106 of the Student Athlete Building
on the west side of campus.
dining.byu.edu/legendsgrille
The Blue Line Deli & Market
Manhattan is known as a major
financial and cultural center of
the United States and the rest
of the world. The Blue Line Deli
and Market -named after the
Manhattan transit line- is
appropriately located in the
bottom of the Tanner Building,
the home of the Marriott School of
Business. The menu is inspired by the
mix of rich culinary traditions found in
Manhattan. The Blue Line Deli serves
soups, Nathan’s Famous hot dogs, hot
sandwiches, salads, beverages and
quick snacks.
dining.byu.edu/blueline
L&T Salad & Soup
Want something fast that is still good
for you? Try an L&T salad, soup, or
wrap. All of our menu items are served
as a wrap, pita or gyro. L&T offers a
variety of delicious combinations to
help you get your fresh greens. Get your
salad in a wrap, or try something exotic
like a Vietnamese Banh Mi or a Chicken
Shawarma stuffed pita.
dining.byu.edu/cougareat
Campus Floral is a full service floral shop right here on campus. It specializes
in custom designs for special occasions, corporate events, holidays,
weddings, sympathy services and of course, just surprising that little
sweetheart. Campus Floral also has a boutique to help accessorize your look
or enhance the value of your gift of flowers.
Visit us online: campusfloral.byu.edu
We are located at:
180 SASB
(685 E University Pkwy)
The Skyroom is the most elevated place to dine
on campus. Located on the sixth floor of the Wilkinson
Student Center, the view looking across Utah County and
at the mountains to your east is sure to take your breath
away. The Skyroom Restaurant is not open for dinner, but
every weekday for lunch. With the featured buffets, you
can pick from delicious salads, soups, breads, entrees, and
everyone’s favorites: BYU desserts.
The Skyroom is also available for:
• Bridal Showers
• Engagement Parties
• Wedding Breakfasts, Lunches & Dinners
• Wedding Receptions
dining.byu.edu/skyroom
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Come and enjoy a great dining
experience at The Commons. We
offer all you care to eat from six
different food platforms which
include a salad and fruit bar, pasta,
entrée choices, burgers, soups,
waffles, desserts, sack meals and
more. For more information visit:
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dining.byu.edu/jambajuice
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Student Athlete Building
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1430 North
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1230 North
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Enjoy a spectacular view of
campus while you partake of
our chef-inspired buffet at
this national award-winning
restaurant located on the sixth
floor of the WSC. For more
information visit:
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The
Creamery
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Construction Zone
Set your sights on 11 plasma
screens and let your taste buds
tackle the flavor of BYU. Choose
from specialty salads, hearth-baked
pizzas, grilled steaks and salmon,
oven-toasted sandwiches, and
much more. For more information
visit:
dining.byu.edu/legendsgrille
Our menu is inspired by the rich
culinary traditions found in the
delicatessens of Manhattan. The
Blue Line Deli & Market serves
soups, hot sandwiches, salads, pies,
beverages, and quick snacks to the
BYU community. For more
information visit:
dining.byu.edu/blueline
LOCATION:
LOCATION:
Student Athlete Building
Tanner Building
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Appeal to your finer tastes with
quiches, fruit, sandwiches, salads,
soups, breads, and entrées at this
bistro cuisine café located in the
Museum of Art. For more
information visit:
dining.byu.edu/moacafe
1060 North
SFH
dining.byu.edu/skyroom
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MOA
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WSC
Cannon Center
Creamery on Ninth East
Creamery Outlet
Gordon B. Hinckley
Alumni and Visitors Center
Harris Fine Arts Center
Helaman Halls
Heritage Halls
Joseph Smith Building
LaVell Edwards Stadium
Martin Building
Marriott Center
Museum of Art
Richards Building
Student Athlete Building
Smith Fieldhouse
Spencer W. Kimball Tower
Tanner Building
Wilkinson Student Center
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dining.byu.edu/cougareat
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Social gatherings and great food fill
the Cougareat. You’ll find the Grab
& Go, Teriyaki Stix, L&T Produce,
Scoreboard Grill, Subway,
Freschetta Pizza, Sugar’n Spice,
Jamba Juice, Chick-fil-A, Cougar
Express, and Taco Bell. For more
information visit:
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900 East
Helaman Halls Cannon Center
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LOCATION 2:
University Avenue
LOCATION:
450 East
Wilkinson Student Center, 2nd floor
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HC
150 East (Canyon Road)
dining.byu.edu/commons
Enjoy a refreshing Jamba Juice any
time of day. Choose from a variety
of delicious fruit combinations.
For menu information visit:
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SWKT
9
Fill up on an All-American meal of
hamburgers, fries, and milkshakes in a
50s-style atmosphere. When you’re
finished, stock up on groceries with a
variety of fresh fruits, vegetables, meats,
bakery items, and household products.
For more information visit:
dining.byu.edu/creamery
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LOCATION:
LOCATION:
Wilkinson Student Center
Wilkinson Student Center, 6th floor
900 North
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Stock up on ice cream, cheese, milk, and
other groceries at the BYU Creamery
Outlet. For more information visit:
dining.byu.edu/creamery
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Fill up on an All-American meal of
hamburgers, fries, and milkshakes.
When you’re finished, stock up on
groceries with a variety of fresh fruits,
vegetables, meats, cheese, milk, bakery
items, and household products. For
more information visit:
LOCATION:
820 North
B-49
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BYU Campus Locations
Where Meal Plans
Are Accepted
Museum of Art
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Stock up on ice cream, cheese, milk, and
other groceries at the BYU Creamery at
Wyview. For more information visit:
dining.byu.edu/creamery
dining.byu.edu/creamery
LOCATION:
LOCATION:
In the Culinary Support Center
Helaman Halls: Located in the
Cannon Center
LOCATION:
Wyview Park: 1700 North 950 East
LOCATION:
Corner of 1200 North and 900 East
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Are all students required to have a
meal plan?
Residents of Helaman Halls are required to have Dining
Dollars Blue, Open Door 7, Open Door 5, or Dining Plus.
For residents of Heritage Halls, Wyview Park, and those
living off campus a meal plan is optional but strongly
encouraged.
Where can I use my meal plan?
Meal Plans can be used at The Blue Line Deli, The
Commons at the Cannon Center, Cougareat Food Court,
Jamba Juice, Legends Grille, Museum of Art Café, Skyroom
Restaurant, BYU Creamery operations including the
Creamery on Ninth East (CONE), and vending machines.
Where can I view my meal plan
balance?
Your meal plan balance can be viewed in My Dining
Account. You can access this by logging in to
myBYU, then selecting “My Dining Account” from the
School tab. Your balance will be shown on the home page
of My Dining Account.
What if I want to cancel my meal
plan?
Students living at Heritage Halls, Wyview Park, FLSR,
or off campus, may cancel their meal plan before the
semester or term begins. Students living on campus may
only have their meal plan cancelled during the semester/
term if released from their on-campus housing agreement.
Students living off campus may only have their meal plan
cancelled during the semester/term if they withdraw from
classes.
Students who sign up for EZ Dining can select their end
date when they sign up for the plan.
When are the meal plan
payments due?
The Meal Plan payments are due on the 1st of every
month. A $30 late fee will be assessed after the 10th
of the month. Payments can be viewed and made by
selecting “Payment Information” under the “Financial” tab
in My Dining Account. All Fall/Winter Housing and Meal
Plan agreements are set up on a ten payment plan, from
July to April. All agreements for plan holders living off
campus are set up on an eight payment plan. Spring and
Summer agreements follow a two payment plan.
What are my eating options if
I have a severe food allergy?
Additional dietary needs?
Students may contact the BYU Dining Services
Department Dietitian, Diane Morrow via email at
[email protected] to discuss specific dietary needs
and arrangements.
A detailed schedule of The Commons serving menu may
be found online at dining.byu.edu/commons. If you have
further questions or concerns regarding the type of food
served at The Commons, or to make arrangements for
specific dietary needs, please contact The Commons main
office by phone at 801-422-4031 or by sending a message
from their website.
If you have severe food allergies that require an especially
monitored living environment, you may contact the
University Accessibility Center at 801-422-2767
(uac.byu.edu). After discussing your needs with you, they
will contact our office with their recommendations and we
will make arrangements accordingly.
For Dining Services allergy information, visit
dining.byu.edu/allergies.html.
Campus Accommodations
CONTACT US FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Send a message fromMy Dining Account
Phone - (801) 422-2611
Toll Free - (877) 403-0040
Web - dining.byu.edu/mealplans