University of Washington-Seattle Campus (UW) Dining & Food

Night life at UW is what you make of it and what you're interested in! So far, there hasn't been much to do in the dorms as far as organized events, but you can always have friends over in the dorm rooms! In greek life, there's always people going out, as well as greek people who stay in. University Village and the ave are usually filled with UW students grabbing food or ice cream late at night.

Grab a bite to eat at the Husky Union Building (HUB). There are a bunch of cuisines to choose from, including: Hawaiian, Caribbean, Mexican, and Chinese.

In this clip we show you the rest of Center Table! We also talk about the different food options and which ones are our favorites. Last but not least, we run into a friend! Encountering people that you know is actually very rare on campus, because it is such a large school. The population is 50,000 students - That's big enough to be a city!

Carson takes you inside Paccar Hall to show you a small eating area on campus, Orin’s Place

Didn't like Center Table? That's okay! There are many different dining options on campus, such as By George Cafe. By George Cafe, its news stand, and some Husky services offices are located right under Odegaard library. After showing you around the cafe, Charlotte takes over and shows you all Kane Hall -- The largest lecture hall at UW!

Roll up to the Husky Union Building (HUB) and get a scoop of ice cream from Glacies! They have a bunch of seasonal flavors and special sundaes.

One of the main places to grab a bite on West Campus is the dining hall Local Point. There is a wide variety of cuisines to choose from. Options include a custom sandwich bar, a pizza join, burgers, and daily specials.

In this clip, Charlotte and I show you the entrance of Center Table, one of UW's dining halls. This dining hall is right next to Willow Hall. It is home to several dining options, including Pagliacci Pizza, a favorite pizza place to Seattleites. We start by showing you Quench, a Starbucks coffee stand inside Center Table. Fun fact: There is never a coffee shop more than two minutes away! And because Starbucks also makes it home in Seattle, you can find many Starbucks locations on Campus.

I explain a little bit about how the meal plan works and what the food is like in the Center Table dining hall, as well as food options on the Ave! There are different levels of meal plans, I have level 4 which gives me a weekly budget of $116. I sometimes get tired of the dining hall and want to go eat on the Ave but the places don't take your dining hall money there. However, they have a good amount of cheap and diverse options!

Check out one of the main eating areas on campus, located in the basement of the McMahon dorm! The 8 has many food options during meal times as well as a small convenience store beside it. All students are welcome to stop by to eat, study, and hang out with friends

Grab a bite to eat at the Husky Union Building (HUB). There are a bunch of cuisines to choose from, including: Hawaiian, Caribbean, Mexican, and Chinese.

One of the main places to grab a bite on West Campus is the dining hall Local Point. There is a wide variety of cuisines to choose from. Options include a custom sandwich bar, a pizza join, burgers, and daily specials.

Didn't like Center Table? That's okay! There are many different dining options on campus, such as By George Cafe. By George Cafe, its news stand, and some Husky services offices are located right under Odegaard library. After showing you around the cafe, Charlotte takes over and shows you all Kane Hall -- The largest lecture hall at UW!

Grab a bite to eat at one of my favorite on-campus joints. Stop by at the By George Cafe for a honey mustard wrap or a quick cup of coffee. This spot is located underneath the Odegarrd Library and a perfect spot for late night studying.

In this clip we show you the rest of Center Table! We also talk about the different food options and which ones are our favorites. Last but not least, we run into a friend! Encountering people that you know is actually very rare on campus, because it is such a large school. The population is 50,000 students - That's big enough to be a city!

In this clip, Charlotte and I show you the entrance of Center Table, one of UW's dining halls. This dining hall is right next to Willow Hall. It is home to several dining options, including Pagliacci Pizza, a favorite pizza place to Seattleites. We start by showing you Quench, a Starbucks coffee stand inside Center Table. Fun fact: There is never a coffee shop more than two minutes away! And because Starbucks also makes it home in Seattle, you can find many Starbucks locations on Campus.

Roll up to the Husky Union Building (HUB) and get a scoop of ice cream from Glacies! They have a bunch of seasonal flavors and special sundaes.

Carson shows you around part of the HUB, located between Suzzallo Library and Hall Health. This has plenty seating areas, food, the bookstore, ATMs, a gaming area and a ton more!

Center Table is the dining hall that is right next to my dorm so I go there every time I want to use my meal card! It has a good variety of options and it's brand new. Some of my favorite options are the sandwich place (similar to Subway style), the Asian noodle place, the Latin place (serves healthy bowls Chipolte style), and the Pagliacci (pizza of course)! The Center Table is brand new and doesn't have a street view available yet so the Huskey Union Building is also a good place to get food in a dining hall with your meal card and has similar options!