Where to eat
**Fall 2020: MIT implemented a Limited Access Plan (LAP) for all Cambridge campus buildings: this means that the campus is closed to the public at this time. Find current information on MIT’s response to the challenge of Covid-19.**
Looking to grab a bite? You’ll find a variety of dining options on-campus and off-campus.
On-campus dining
For hours and additional information about the following retail dining outlets, please visit MIT Dining.
Near 77 Massachusetts Avenue
Main Group (connected to MIT's main address, 77 Massachusetts Avenue)
- Café 4 (Building 4, 1st Floor): Daily soups and packaged salads and sandwiches, as well as snack foods and beverages
- Bosworth's Café (Lobby 7): Serves coffee and specialty drinks, as well as pastries and grab-and-go foods
- Steam Café (Building 7, 4th Floor): Includes a salad bar, sandwich bar, and daily hot meal options
Stratton Student Center (Building W20)
- Anna’s Taqueria: burritos, tacos, quesadillas, chips, guacamole, and salsa
- Cambridge Grill: pizza, burgers, hot sandwiches, and other casual entrees
- Dunkin’ Donuts
- La Verde’s Market: Campus convenience market with a salad bar, sandwich bar, and a wide variety of prepared food options.
- Lobdell Food Court: Options include Cafe Spice, Shawarma Shack, and Shinkansen
Elsewhere on campus
Other campus dining options
- Koch Café (Koch Institute): Includes a salad bar, sandwich bar, and daily hot entree options
- 100 Main Marketplace (Porter Center, MIT Sloan): Salad bar, deli sandwiches, soups, sushi, and more
- Forbes Family Café (Stata): Starbucks Coffee, pizza, baked pasta, toasted sandwiches, hot entrees, made-to-order specials; grab-n-go sandwiches and salads.
- MacGregor Convenience (W61-029)
Off-campus dining
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