Welcome to on-campus dining at Michigan State University. Whether you're a new student, returning Spartan, faculty member or guest, MSU Culinary Services offers a variety of dining locations, menu options and resources to support your dining experience. Use this guide to explore campus dining locations, view menus, access nutrition and allergen information, and learn about services that help you make informed dining choices throughout the year. We're committed to providing delicious, convenient and inclusive dining options for the Spartan community.
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- MSU Nutrition and Menus
Guests can access nutrition information and menus online at msu.nutrislice.com. By clicking on a menu item, diners can view a detailed Nutrition Facts label with calories and other key nutritional information. They can also use the site's filters to identify menu items that meet specific dietary preferences or contain common allergens.
- Nutrition Guide: Information at Your Fingertips
Looking for nutrition details, allergens or ingredient information before you dine? The MSU Culinary Services Nutrition Guide makes it easy to explore campus menu offerings and resources.
- Allergen-Free Dining Hall
Located in Owen Hall in the River Trail Neighborhood, Thrive is Certified Free From™ the Major 9 allergens (egg, fish, milk, peanuts, sesame, shellfish, soy, tree nuts, and wheat), plus gluten. Thrive details:
- Not the only dining location where those with dietary restrictions can eat, as all dining locations successfully accommodate those with dietary needs. All-you-care-to-eat location: Guests can use their dining plan for entry or pay the public dining rate at the entrance host stand.
- Hours: Open Monday through Friday for lunch and dinner; closed Saturday and Sunday
- Thrive To Go is open on Saturday and Sunday in the East Lounge at Shaw Hall to accommodate students who need allergen-free meals on weekends. Learn more at eatatstate.msu.edu/FAQs.
- Hours: Specific hours of operation can be viewed online at go.msu.edu/dininghours
- Not the only dining location where those with dietary restrictions can eat, as all dining locations successfully accommodate those with dietary needs. All-you-care-to-eat location: Guests can use their dining plan for entry or pay the public dining rate at the entrance host stand.
- Self-Reporting
To self-report a dietary restriction and contact the CS Dietitian, complete our simple online form at go.msu.edu/dietarysurvey. Once you submit the completed form, our dietitian will follow up with you.
- Frequently Asked Questions
Please visit our Nutrition and Allergens FAQs page for common questions and answers on a variety of topics, including allergen labeling, religious restrictions, vegan and vegetarian dining, and other nutrition-related subjects.
Some students with food allergies, Celiac Disease, or other medical conditions that impact dining on campus may require further assistance. Please refer to the Dietary Accommodations Policy to learn more about the procedures to follow for accommodations due to documented food allergies or medically documented restrictions or needs.
- MSU Nutrition and Menus