Florida State University (FSU) Dining & Food

This is one of the main dinning halls. What I love about it is that it has different stations and you can eat until you are full!

Sweet Shop is a little cafe on the edge of campus, near the music, art, and English buildings. It's a popular spot to meet and study for all FSU students.

Next to Strozier library, the dining hall is always packed with students looking to grab a bite after class or to prep for late night study sessions.

This video will give you the run down on how FSU's on-campus dining plans work. Watch until the end to see some other dining options!

This is one of our many spots to eat on campus. This is one of our newer dining halls. There is a bunch of places to eat on campus.

FSU's food trucks are a quick & delicious option.

My opinions about where to go grocery shopping: Lucky's Market, Target & Publix

If you like having plant-based meals sometimes, there is a cafeteria for you! This one I love very much not only because of the food, but also because each meal is $5 bucks and you can refill for $0.25!

Hands down one of my favorite coffee shops in town. There is plenty of seating in and outside the cafe, delicious house blending coffee, graffiti decoration and a hipster warming vibe.

Every Friday, the Center of Global Engagement hosts a social event for local and international students with snacks and drinks from other countries for free. You can go there to learn about other cultures, have good conversations, make life-long friends, or just to enjoy delicious food.

FSU's food trucks are a quick & delicious option.

If you like having plant-based meals sometimes, there is a cafeteria for you! This one I love very much not only because of the food, but also because each meal is $5 bucks and you can refill for $0.25!

Bagels are good for any meals of the day. FSU campus is the house of the best bagel store I've ever been to. It's super delicious, good price and diverse menu options to choose from. P/s: On Google maps, it says the location is the Starbucks only because it's not updated, the location now is Einstein Bros Bagels.

That's right! Not so many people know about this, but you can actually plant your own food at the Organic Gardens! Just pay $10 per semester and you have your own bed to plant!

Hands down one of my favorite coffee shops in town. There is plenty of seating in and outside the cafe, delicious house blending coffee, graffiti decoration and a hipster warming vibe.

Next to Strozier library, the dining hall is always packed with students looking to grab a bite after class or to prep for late night study sessions.

Chick fil a on campus is one of the most popular restaurants. Even though I'm a vegetarian I love their fries!

Every Friday, the Center of Global Engagement hosts a social event for local and international students with snacks and drinks from other countries for free. You can go there to learn about other cultures, have good conversations, make life-long friends, or just to enjoy delicious food.