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Dining Services

Welcome to Dining Services

Announcements

Hours/Days of Operation for end of Academic Year:

May 21 – Tuesday Breakfast final board plan meal Mission closes after breakfastBrunch and Dinner served at DriscollBrunch 11a-1p, Dinner 5p-7p 
May 22 – 25 Driscoll reopens for Continental Breakfast, Brunch and Dinner(for seniors and additional plans)Continental 8am – 9:30am; Brunch 11a-1p; Dinner 5p-7p 
May 26 – May 28 Whitmans’open Brunch, DinnerBrunch 11a-1p; Dinner 5p-7p  (for seniors and additional plans) 
May 27 Jessica Park Mail Room closed for Memorial Day Holiday
May 28 – June 1 Lee open 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.Tuesday – Saturday
May 29 Whitmans ’open for Brunch 82 Grill Alternate Dinner
May 30 82 Grill Alternate Brunch and Dinner
May 31 Whitmans’ open for Brunch82 Grill Alternate Dinner
June 1 82 Grill Alternate Brunch and DinnerJessica Park Mail Room – Open 10a-2p
June 2 CommencementLee and Eco open 8:00 a.m. – Closing of CommencementJessica Park Mail Room – Open 10a-2p

What’s cooking this summer?

Summer is coming soon! Dining has the following summer meal plans for all students living on campus:

50 Block Plan                     $355

75 Block Plan                     $532

All Williams students with approved housing for the summer are automatically enrolled in the 50 Block Plan that is charged to your term bill. An option to choose the 75 Block Plan is available by stopping in or calling Droppers House/413-597-2121.

All graduating seniors and non-Williams participants can stop in at Droppers House (M-F 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.) to arrange for payment and plan selection. Dining accepts cash, check or credit card (MC or VISA).

Summer meals begin with breakfast on Monday, June 10th and end with dinner on Sunday, June 18th.

Dining Services is excited to introduce Net Nutrition!

Instructions for using this interactive feature. Net Nutrition can also be viewed on a smart phone at http://nutrition.williams.edu/NetNutrition/Home.aspx


Dining With Pride

salad forkDining Services is a full service dining operation serving the entire campus community — students, faculty, staff, alumni, parents, and campus guests. We operate three dining halls, two snack bars, and a grab ’n go lunch program in addition to the Faculty House/Alumni Center, a catering operation, vending, and the college mail room. Each of our operations has its own unique style, but a commitment to “Dining with Pride” is a shared value in our entire department.

Only the Best

Our 100+ employees are dedicated to preparing and serving healthy, nutritious, flavorful meals — rain, snow, or shine. Our outstanding customer service is a point of pride for everyone in the department. We purchase only the finest ingredients from nationally branded and reputable suppliers. We are also committed to buying local, fresh food whenever possible, and are members of Berkshire Grown, an organization which promotes sustainable agriculture.

Meeting Your Needs

We offer a flexible system of Board Plans. The Full Board Plan allows 10 guest meals each semester, and if you miss dinner, the Full Board Plan allows you to use your meal credit Late Night in Whitmans’ and the ’82 Grill.  The 14-meal plan allows you to take any 14 of the 21 meals offered and 6 guest meals each semester. There is also a 10-meal plan, a 5-meal plan for seniors, and a 50-meal block plan for off-campus & co-op students. All students on Board Plans may participate in special events such as the annual Harvest Dinner and the Recipe from Home contest. More about Board Plans.

If you have any questions, please feel free to call the department at 597-2121, or visit our administrative offices in Droppers House at 15 Park Street.


Reusable To-Go Container Program

Students may participate in two reusable container programs: reusable lunch bags at Grab ’n Go locations and a carabiner/Eco Shell exchange program at eateries in Paresky Center. More about these programs.

Meatless Mondays at Driscoll

The goals of this student-led initiative are to raise awareness of the environmental, health, and economic implications of a meat-based diet. Meatless Mondays are an easy way to put into practice many of the values our institution strives to support including health and the environment. Menu details on the Driscoll menu page! Visit us on Facebook: Meatless Mondays at Driscoll.

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