Cornell University Dining & Food

Here are some of the best places to eat outside of Cornell. Collegetown does not take Big Red Bucks. Another fantastic location that I forgot to mention is the Nines. They have amazing pizza and live music.

On a dinner date with my two friends, Diane and So Young at one of the most aethetically pleasing resturants in Collegetown.

North Star Dining Hall, one of Cornell University's all-you-care-to-eat dining halls on North Campus. A great place to grab as much food as you want for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. All you have to do is use a swipe on your meal plan, and you have a different assortment of eats every time, including vegan and allergy-free options.

Becker's Dining Hall has some great eats!

PSB is attached to Baker Laboratory, and houses many labs and the Applied Engineering Physics department. Goldie's Cafe in PSB is a popular lunchtime destination.

Cornell's Bear Necessities store is often called "Nasties" because of its greasy but delicious comfort food. If you're in the mood for a quick bite, though, you can easily grab some snacks and drinks from the fridge or shelves like your local corner store. It's open until 2am, so freshmen on the way back from parties love to stop by before heading home.

Risley Dining is a dining hall located in Risley Hall on the edge of North Campus. It is a popular lunch destination and offers a stir fry/poke bowl bar depending on the day!

In this video I visit and explain RPCC, which is the dining hall closest to my dorm. I go there most nights for dinner because they have a huge selection, and really REALLY good lo mein. On Sundays, RPCC also makes a really good brunch complete with a dim sum bar!

Wegmans is a massive supermarket in Ithaca that is a close 10 minute drive away from Cornell. It's great to have a friend drive you/Uber there to buy groceries.

On Fridays we love to go into Ithaca Commons if we can, and this Friday was no exception! There's lots of stuff to do in the commons, whether you want to try new foods, go shopping, or just hang out! We also got bubble tea in this video, but the ~really good~ bubble tea is definitely located in college town, which I visited in an earlier video!

Terrace is most likely my favorite place to eat at Cornell, because it has lots of great options for food and is conveniently located right next to the hotel school. I personally LOVE the burrito bowls (and spend a huge amount of BRBs on them..welp) and get them for lunch as often as I can.

Cornell's Bear Necessities store is often called "Nasties" because of its greasy but delicious comfort food. If you're in the mood for a quick bite, though, you can easily grab some snacks and drinks from the fridge or shelves like your local corner store. It's open until 2am, so freshmen on the way back from parties love to stop by before heading home.

Bear Necessites, aka Nasties, is a popular eatery serving fast food until 2am everyday. It also sells groceries in case of an emergency.

Becker's Dining Hall has some great eats!

Bagels, bagels, bagels, we have THE best bagels in the world. So come to Cornell, and enjoy this iconic location to relax, chill or have a low key party.