Locations
A wide variety of conveniently located dining services are available to the Bryant community through Campus Dining Services. Select the link below for more information on each of the dining vendors.
Corey E. Levine, ’80 Dining Commons
Locations
A wide variety of conveniently located dining services are available to the Bryant community through Campus Dining Services. Select the link below for more information on each of the dining vendors.
Corey E. Levine, ’80 Dining Commons
A wide variety of conveniently located dining services are available to the Bryant community through Campus Dining Services. Select the link below for more information on each of the dining vendors.
Corey E. Levine, ’80 Dining Commons
Meal Plan Policies and Plan Options
Bryant takes great pride in our residential community and in providing a full array of dining options for sustained physical health and the opportunity to share a meal with peers and other University members. Meal plans are required of all resident students living in all areas of the campus except the Townhouses and the Puishys Residential Complex, which provide cooking facilities. We see this requirement as meeting our commitment to students and their families that we will serve the “whole student” intellectually, emotionally, and physically. AVI Fresh is a valued partner with Bryant University in ensuring we address the dietary needs of all resident students. Additionally, this requirement is based on economic practicality. Allowing the University to provide a full dining plan with multiple locations in a cost-effective way requires full community participation.
Please read our Meal Plan Policies carefully and fully as you make your selection for the coming semester.
- Meal Plan Enrollment takes place during the housing selection process managed by Residential Life. If a meal plan selection is not made during the housing selection process, and the student lives in an area where meal plans are required, the student will be put on the 210 Block Plan by default. Once a plan is selected, it will remain in place until the following semester.
- Changes to your meal plan can be made within the first 7 weekdays of each semester (first 7 days of classes) by using this link: MyBryantHousing.
- To add more meal swipes, you may upgrade your plan to a plan with more meals once you have used all your meal swipes by contacting Auxiliary Services in the Unistructure: auxilserv@bryant.edu. Please see process to upgrade below.
- Auxiliary Services will verify that all meals in the current meal plan have been completely used.
- Auxiliary Services will contact Residential Life to request an upgrade to a larger meal plan.
- Residential Life will inactivate the student’s original meal plan and activate the new meal plan from the change date to the end of the semester.
- This will result in the student being billed for the new meal plan based on a pro-rata calculation.
- ID cards are created at the Information Center on the first floor of the Fisher Student Center. Should your ID card malfunction at any time preventing you from using it for dining purposes, please contact the Information Center at infocenter@bryant.edu or stop by.
- Unused block meals and guest passes expire at the end of each semester and there are no refunds for unused meals. Downloading the GET Mobile app will allow students to check meal plan balances and purchase additional Bulldog Bucks. The Grubhub app can be used for mobile ordering and meal plan funds can be used on this app.
- In addition to traditional dining in Salmanson Dining Hall and the Corey E. Levine, ’80 Dining Commons in the BELC, meal plans can also be used at other locations, offering added flexibility and convenience to accommodate a wide variety of schedules. These alternative venues include: The Archway Café, Bulldog Bytes, The Exchange, and Tupper’s. Tupper’s ordering is available by kiosk and Grubhub ONLY.
- Dining Dollars come with your meal plan and can be used at most dining locations: The Archway Café, Bulldog Bytes, The Exchange, Tupper’s, Salmanson Dining Hall, and the Corey E. Levine, ’80 Dining Commons. Dining Dollars carry over from the fall semester to the spring semester each academic year, providing the student remains on a meal plan. Unused Dining Dollars are forfeited at the end of the spring semester on the last day of finals. There are no refunds provided for unused Dining Dollars upon graduation, withdrawal or for any other reason.
- Bulldog Bucks can be used like cash at all retail locations. Every meal plan starts a student off with $25 in Bulldog Bucks. Additional Bucks can be purchased on the GET Mobile app. Bulldog Bucks balances remain on a student’s account until graduation or withdrawal from the University. At that time, balances of $25.00 or more will be transferred to the student’s tuition account. If the transfer results in a credit balance, the credit will be refunded accordingly, otherwise, it will be applied to any outstanding balance.
You can find more information about meal plans at AVI Residential Meal Plan.
Meal Plan Policies and Plan Options
Bryant takes great pride in our residential community and in providing a full array of dining options for sustained physical health and the opportunity to share a meal with peers and other University members. Meal plans are required of all resident students living in all areas of the campus except the Townhouses and the Puishys Residential Complex, which provide cooking facilities. We see this requirement as meeting our commitment to students and their families that we will serve the “whole student” intellectually, emotionally, and physically. AVI Fresh is a valued partner with Bryant University in ensuring we address the dietary needs of all resident students. Additionally, this requirement is based on economic practicality. Allowing the University to provide a full dining plan with multiple locations in a cost-effective way requires full community participation.
Please read our Meal Plan Policies carefully and fully as you make your selection for the coming semester.
- Meal Plan Enrollment takes place during the housing selection process managed by Residential Life. If a meal plan selection is not made during the housing selection process, and the student lives in an area where meal plans are required, the student will be put on the 210 Block Plan by default. Once a plan is selected, it will remain in place until the following semester.
- Changes to your meal plan can be made within the first 7 weekdays of each semester (first 7 days of classes) by using this link: MyBryantHousing.
- To add more meal swipes, you may upgrade your plan to a plan with more meals once you have used all your meal swipes by contacting Auxiliary Services in the Unistructure: auxilserv@bryant.edu. Please see process to upgrade below.
- Auxiliary Services will verify that all meals in the current meal plan have been completely used.
- Auxiliary Services will contact Residential Life to request an upgrade to a larger meal plan.
- Residential Life will inactivate the student’s original meal plan and activate the new meal plan from the change date to the end of the semester.
- This will result in the student being billed for the new meal plan based on a pro-rata calculation.
- ID cards are created at the Information Center on the first floor of the Fisher Student Center. Should your ID card malfunction at any time preventing you from using it for dining purposes, please contact the Information Center at infocenter@bryant.edu or stop by.
- Unused block meals and guest passes expire at the end of each semester and there are no refunds for unused meals. Downloading the GET Mobile app will allow students to check meal plan balances and purchase additional Bulldog Bucks. The Grubhub app can be used for mobile ordering and meal plan funds can be used on this app.
- In addition to traditional dining in Salmanson Dining Hall and the Corey E. Levine, ’80 Dining Commons in the BELC, meal plans can also be used at other locations, offering added flexibility and convenience to accommodate a wide variety of schedules. These alternative venues include: The Archway Café, Bulldog Bytes, The Exchange, and Tupper’s. Tupper’s ordering is available by kiosk and Grubhub ONLY.
- Dining Dollars come with your meal plan and can be used at most dining locations: The Archway Café, Bulldog Bytes, The Exchange, Tupper’s, Salmanson Dining Hall, and the Corey E. Levine, ’80 Dining Commons. Dining Dollars carry over from the fall semester to the spring semester each academic year, providing the student remains on a meal plan. Unused Dining Dollars are forfeited at the end of the spring semester on the last day of finals. There are no refunds provided for unused Dining Dollars upon graduation, withdrawal or for any other reason.
- Bulldog Bucks can be used like cash at all retail locations. Every meal plan starts a student off with $25 in Bulldog Bucks. Additional Bucks can be purchased on the GET Mobile app. Bulldog Bucks balances remain on a student’s account until graduation or withdrawal from the University. At that time, balances of $25.00 or more will be transferred to the student’s tuition account. If the transfer results in a credit balance, the credit will be refunded accordingly, otherwise, it will be applied to any outstanding balance.
You can find more information about meal plans at AVI Residential Meal Plan.
Bryant takes great pride in our residential community and in providing a full array of dining options for sustained physical health and the opportunity to share a meal with peers and other University members. Meal plans are required of all resident students living in all areas of the campus except the Townhouses and the Puishys Residential Complex, which provide cooking facilities. We see this requirement as meeting our commitment to students and their families that we will serve the “whole student” intellectually, emotionally, and physically. AVI Fresh is a valued partner with Bryant University in ensuring we address the dietary needs of all resident students. Additionally, this requirement is based on economic practicality. Allowing the University to provide a full dining plan with multiple locations in a cost-effective way requires full community participation.
Please read our Meal Plan Policies carefully and fully as you make your selection for the coming semester.
- Meal Plan Enrollment takes place during the housing selection process managed by Residential Life. If a meal plan selection is not made during the housing selection process, and the student lives in an area where meal plans are required, the student will be put on the 210 Block Plan by default. Once a plan is selected, it will remain in place until the following semester.
- Changes to your meal plan can be made within the first 7 weekdays of each semester (first 7 days of classes) by using this link: MyBryantHousing.
- To add more meal swipes, you may upgrade your plan to a plan with more meals once you have used all your meal swipes by contacting Auxiliary Services in the Unistructure: auxilserv@bryant.edu. Please see process to upgrade below.
- Auxiliary Services will verify that all meals in the current meal plan have been completely used.
- Auxiliary Services will contact Residential Life to request an upgrade to a larger meal plan.
- Residential Life will inactivate the student’s original meal plan and activate the new meal plan from the change date to the end of the semester.
- This will result in the student being billed for the new meal plan based on a pro-rata calculation.
- ID cards are created at the Information Center on the first floor of the Fisher Student Center. Should your ID card malfunction at any time preventing you from using it for dining purposes, please contact the Information Center at infocenter@bryant.edu or stop by.
- Unused block meals and guest passes expire at the end of each semester and there are no refunds for unused meals. Downloading the GET Mobile app will allow students to check meal plan balances and purchase additional Bulldog Bucks. The Grubhub app can be used for mobile ordering and meal plan funds can be used on this app.
- In addition to traditional dining in Salmanson Dining Hall and the Corey E. Levine, ’80 Dining Commons in the BELC, meal plans can also be used at other locations, offering added flexibility and convenience to accommodate a wide variety of schedules. These alternative venues include: The Archway Café, Bulldog Bytes, The Exchange, and Tupper’s. Tupper’s ordering is available by kiosk and Grubhub ONLY.
- Dining Dollars come with your meal plan and can be used at most dining locations: The Archway Café, Bulldog Bytes, The Exchange, Tupper’s, Salmanson Dining Hall, and the Corey E. Levine, ’80 Dining Commons. Dining Dollars carry over from the fall semester to the spring semester each academic year, providing the student remains on a meal plan. Unused Dining Dollars are forfeited at the end of the spring semester on the last day of finals. There are no refunds provided for unused Dining Dollars upon graduation, withdrawal or for any other reason.
- Bulldog Bucks can be used like cash at all retail locations. Every meal plan starts a student off with $25 in Bulldog Bucks. Additional Bucks can be purchased on the GET Mobile app. Bulldog Bucks balances remain on a student’s account until graduation or withdrawal from the University. At that time, balances of $25.00 or more will be transferred to the student’s tuition account. If the transfer results in a credit balance, the credit will be refunded accordingly, otherwise, it will be applied to any outstanding balance.
You can find more information about meal plans at AVI Residential Meal Plan.
Dietary Restrictions
AVI Fresh is committed to working with any student with a dietary restriction diagnosed and documented by a doctor or other appropriate medical professional. If a student’s dietary restriction is impacting meal plan usage, the following guidelines must be followed:
- An appointment must be made with Cheryl Brock, Health and Nutrition Educator cbrock@bryant.edu 401-232-6221 in Student Affairs with written documentation provided by a medical professional on the dietary restriction and how it impacts usage of the meal plan. Cheryl is on campus Tuesdays through Thursdays when classes are in session. She will review documentation and consult with Health Services and AVI Fresh as needed.
- Following this meeting, Cheryl may recommend the student meet with the Resident Director of AVI Fresh to discuss how they can accommodate the dietary requirements.
In extreme circumstances, the University may exempt a student from a required meal plan for documented medical conditions which cannot be accommodated by AVI Fresh. In these cases, Cheryl Brock, in consultation with Health Services and AVI Fresh, will make that determination and inform the student.
Exemptions will not be considered for vegan, vegetarian, gluten or lactose dietary restrictions as AVI Fresh provides options for these dietary needs at their “Clarity” station which provides safe, delicious choices for diners with food allergies or gluten intolerance. “Clarity” excludes dairy, egg, wheat, soy, sesame, peanuts, tree nuts, fish and shellfish. Other circumstances not considered cause for exemption include work, class or practice schedules, personal preference, or financial considerations.
Dietary Restrictions
AVI Fresh is committed to working with any student with a dietary restriction diagnosed and documented by a doctor or other appropriate medical professional. If a student’s dietary restriction is impacting meal plan usage, the following guidelines must be followed:
- An appointment must be made with Cheryl Brock, Health and Nutrition Educator cbrock@bryant.edu 401-232-6221 in Student Affairs with written documentation provided by a medical professional on the dietary restriction and how it impacts usage of the meal plan. Cheryl is on campus Tuesdays through Thursdays when classes are in session. She will review documentation and consult with Health Services and AVI Fresh as needed.
- Following this meeting, Cheryl may recommend the student meet with the Resident Director of AVI Fresh to discuss how they can accommodate the dietary requirements.
In extreme circumstances, the University may exempt a student from a required meal plan for documented medical conditions which cannot be accommodated by AVI Fresh. In these cases, Cheryl Brock, in consultation with Health Services and AVI Fresh, will make that determination and inform the student.
Exemptions will not be considered for vegan, vegetarian, gluten or lactose dietary restrictions as AVI Fresh provides options for these dietary needs at their “Clarity” station which provides safe, delicious choices for diners with food allergies or gluten intolerance. “Clarity” excludes dairy, egg, wheat, soy, sesame, peanuts, tree nuts, fish and shellfish. Other circumstances not considered cause for exemption include work, class or practice schedules, personal preference, or financial considerations.
AVI Fresh is committed to working with any student with a dietary restriction diagnosed and documented by a doctor or other appropriate medical professional. If a student’s dietary restriction is impacting meal plan usage, the following guidelines must be followed:
- An appointment must be made with Cheryl Brock, Health and Nutrition Educator cbrock@bryant.edu 401-232-6221 in Student Affairs with written documentation provided by a medical professional on the dietary restriction and how it impacts usage of the meal plan. Cheryl is on campus Tuesdays through Thursdays when classes are in session. She will review documentation and consult with Health Services and AVI Fresh as needed.
- Following this meeting, Cheryl may recommend the student meet with the Resident Director of AVI Fresh to discuss how they can accommodate the dietary requirements.
In extreme circumstances, the University may exempt a student from a required meal plan for documented medical conditions which cannot be accommodated by AVI Fresh. In these cases, Cheryl Brock, in consultation with Health Services and AVI Fresh, will make that determination and inform the student.
Exemptions will not be considered for vegan, vegetarian, gluten or lactose dietary restrictions as AVI Fresh provides options for these dietary needs at their “Clarity” station which provides safe, delicious choices for diners with food allergies or gluten intolerance. “Clarity” excludes dairy, egg, wheat, soy, sesame, peanuts, tree nuts, fish and shellfish. Other circumstances not considered cause for exemption include work, class or practice schedules, personal preference, or financial considerations.
Student Feedback and Suggestions
To ensure you are completely satisfied with your dining experience, we encourage you to provide suggestions and feedback to any AVI Fresh staff member during your meal. Staff are available at every shift to take suggestions. You may also send comments or questions about dining at Bryant to AVI’s “Text-the-Manager” at 401-358-6559.
Student Feedback and Suggestions
To ensure you are completely satisfied with your dining experience, we encourage you to provide suggestions and feedback to any AVI Fresh staff member during your meal. Staff are available at every shift to take suggestions. You may also send comments or questions about dining at Bryant to AVI’s “Text-the-Manager” at 401-358-6559.
To ensure you are completely satisfied with your dining experience, we encourage you to provide suggestions and feedback to any AVI Fresh staff member during your meal. Staff are available at every shift to take suggestions. You may also send comments or questions about dining at Bryant to AVI’s “Text-the-Manager” at 401-358-6559.