University of San Francisco - Campus Dining

Campus Dining

USF's dining options span multiple locations around the campus:

• Market Café - The Market Café, the main campus' cafeteria, is located on the second floor of the University Center.

• Crossroads Café - Crossroads Café is a student-run dining facility, located on the first floor of the University Center building. The café originally started as a commuter students' lounge in the basement of the former Campion Hall, now Kalmanovitz Hall, in 1931. The lounge was moved to the University Center Building when it was constructed in the Fall of 1966. At the time, it was called the Green and Gold Room. Crossroads has become a popular dining and socializing spot. It hosts live entertainment events, such as open mike nights, games, performances, and crafts. Office hours are often held in Crossroads, where students can consult and get advice from their teachers.

• Outtakes Café - The Outtakes Café, also known as the Wolf and Kettle, is located on USF's Lone Mountain campus. Outtakes has two sections: a dining center, similar to a smaller cafeteria structure of tables, booths and chairs, and a “small retail convenience store, offering a wide variety of grocery items, fresh food and produce, and all the essentials."

• Kendrick Café - The Kendrick Café is located on the School of Law Campus.

• Club Ed Café - The Club Ed Café is located on the bottom floor of USF's School of Education building.

• Outtahere - The newest addition to the campus' dining facilities, replacing Jamba Juice. Similar to Outtakes, it provides a small dining area that serves breakfast all day and a small convenience store that sells primarily organic foods. This facility is open until 2 A.M. to students of USF.