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When and where can you eat during spring break?

Penn State’s Campus Residential Dining will be having limited hours of operation as many students head home for the spring break. For those students leaving late or returning early, here are the modified hours.
Starting Friday, March 2 certain retail dining locations will be open. Edge, Flipps, Market East, The Mix, Louie’s, RR City Grill, West Wing, and Blue Spoon will be open for limited hours. All buffet locations will be closed starting on March 3.

All dining commons and most retail dining stations will be closed for the spring break beginning on Saturday, March 3 until March 10. The only place that will be open for the duration of the break will be The Mix in Pollock. Their hours from March 3 to March 10 are 8:30 a.m – 5:00 p.m. These hours are for the store portion of The Mix only.

Starting Sunday, March 11, Southside Buffet will be resuming for dinner and late night at regular hours. North, Pollock, East and West buffets will be open for dinner. Normal hours will resume Monday, March 12 for all commons and retail locations on campus.

A detailed listing of Spring Break hours can be found here.

Campus Dining is committed to enriching students’ residential experience. With five dining halls on campus, and over 35 options of places to eat, Campus Dining works towards serving quality food and beverages at all times, with quick, friendly and responsive service. If you have more questions about Campus Dining or would like to apply, you can follow the link here, or contact Jim Meinecke, Associate Director, at 814-863-1255, [email protected].

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