Dining Services

Georgetown offers numerous on campus dining options. The Georgetown identification GoCard may be used by students, faculty and staff as a debit card for dining and other purposes at locations both on and off campus.

Undergraduate students are required to have a meal plan their first two years, consisting of either 24, 14, or 10 meals a week or a Block 75 or 45 for the semester. Learn more here.

Leo J. O’Donovan Hall

Leo's is the undergraduate community’s primary source for meals, which include everything from a home-style meal to a slice of pizza. Leo’s also offers vegetarian and vegan meals and has a nutritionist on staff for any food-related queries or requirements. Students are often found doing work on laptops or having study sessions in the booths or at tables at Leo’s, especially on Chicken Finger Thursday. If you're too busy to dine in, Market Place Express located on the main level of Leo's offers the busy Hoya the choice of a variety of "Grab 'n Go" meals.

Hoya Court and Other Leavey Center Options

Hoya Court is located in the center hall of the Leavey Center and includes Pizza Hut, Subway, KFC, Taco Bell and Aromi d’Italia.

Just beyond Hoya Court, the north corridor area is host to a full-service Cosi Restaurant and Starbucks. Market Place Too is another convenient dining option.

Located in the south corridor, the Faculty Club is a deluxe buffet restaurant. Open for breakfast and lunch, the Faculty Club Restaurant offers an array of choices every day, including an appetizing salad bar, a variety of meat dishes, fresh seafood and a bountiful selection of desserts. The Faculty Club Restaurant is open to all members of the Georgetown community. Click here for information on Club Discounts.

Epicurean and Company Restaurant

Situated on the ground floor of Darnall Hall, Epicurean and Company offers a variety of dining formats, including hibachi stations, a sushi bar, a grill station, a lounge area and a self-service eatery and salad bar with more than 100 items. The restaurant is open seven days a week.

Student-Run Coffeehouses and Stores

The Students of Georgetown, Inc. is the world's largest completely student-owned business. Students operate three coffeehouses on campus: Uncommon Grounds in the Leavey Center, More Uncommon Grounds in the Intercultural Center and The Midnight Mug in Lauinger Library. Students also manage Vital Vittles, a full-service grocery store in the Leavey Center, and Hoya Snaxa, a convenience store in the Southwest Quadrangle.