Emory University Dining & Food

There is only one dining hall at Oxford since the student body is small, BUT the food selection does not suffer! Check out all that food!! Lilian's is for popularly called Lils and its the one and only dining hall on campus. There is a variety of food choices and a lot of accommodations to those students who are kosher or have gluten or lactose allergies. It's technically the "new" Lils because the old Lils building is still across the street. (If you look at the streetview, you'll see hows "new" Lils was being built) Old Lils is now used as an event space in the evenings and it's open for students to quietly study throughout the day.

Look at how good this food looks. Rise N' Dine is a great diner located right near campus providing you with a fun place to go on the weekends with friends.

Emory Village is a super cute place where you can find all your tummy desires. Mikailas favorite breakfast place is called Rise n' Dine.

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The Duc is the main dining hall for students at Emory. All you want you can find here at the Duc.

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Cox Hall is a typical food court style dining option on campus. Tacos, barbeque, froyo, and even coke freestyle machines!

The city of Oxford is a small city in a rural part of Georgia and there's not a whole lot to do, sadly. The town next to it, however, is Covington and there's a super cute place called Covington Square where college students and families can go hang out and EAT. My favorite is going to Scoops; it's basically a child's wildest dream come true!! Scoops, and Covington Square in general, is adorable and a very chill place to hang out with friends. You NEED to come visit it. 11/10 would definitely recommend.

Lil's makes it super easy to clean up after yourself and leave Lil's looking nice and clean for the rest of the students. Lots of tour groups come through and Oxford students want the dining hall to look really nice for all the prospective students (and you)!

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The city of Oxford is a small city in a rural part of Georgia and there's not a whole lot to do, sadly. The town next to it, however, is Covington and there's a super cute place called Covington Square where college students and families can go hang out and EAT. My favorite is going to Scoops; it's basically a child's wildest dream come true!! Scoops, and Covington Square in general, is adorable and a very chill place to hang out with friends. You NEED to come visit it. 11/10 would definitely recommend.

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Cox Hall is a typical food court style dining option on campus. Tacos, barbeque, froyo, and even coke freestyle machines!

Emory Village is a super cute place where you can find all your tummy desires. Mikailas favorite breakfast place is called Rise n' Dine.

There is only one dining hall at Oxford since the student body is small, BUT the food selection does not suffer! Check out all that food!! Lilian's is for popularly called Lils and its the one and only dining hall on campus. There is a variety of food choices and a lot of accommodations to those students who are kosher or have gluten or lactose allergies. It's technically the "new" Lils because the old Lils building is still across the street. (If you look at the streetview, you'll see hows "new" Lils was being built) Old Lils is now used as an event space in the evenings and it's open for students to quietly study throughout the day.

Lil's makes it super easy to clean up after yourself and leave Lil's looking nice and clean for the rest of the students. Lots of tour groups come through and Oxford students want the dining hall to look really nice for all the prospective students (and you)!