A dining-hall is a large space where many people eat at the same time. If you go to college and live in a dormitory, you’ll probably eat most of your meals in a dining-hall.
You can use the word dining-hall when you’re talking about a cafeteria or another group space for eating. You’ll find dining-halls at universities, camps. and boarding schools. The word hall. a long room, comes from the Old English root heall, “spacious roofed residence,” and dining is rooted in the Old French disner, “to have a meal.”
Advantages:
- Convenience – no need to carry money to our great locations across campus
- Saves you time in-between classes or studying
- All-You-Care-to-Eat fresh food and variety
- To Go option if you’re in a rush
- View the day’s menu and nutrition information online
- Open long hours all days of the week
Commitment to Quality and Service:
- Made-from-scratch home recipes prepared every day
- Cooking-to-order is available
- Baked goods are prepared fresh daily in Fresh Beginnings.
- Locally grown produce
- On-staff registered and licensed dietitian to assist with special dietary needs
- Centralized preparation by professional chefs for consistently high-quality foods
There are two separate dining halls for gents & ladies students
Accommodation is provided for more than 100 Students in five well-equipped in the campus. The Canteen apt to be named Residential College, run on non-profit motive, well known for discipline with the amenities.
All food available in the Canteen will be Vegetarian and Non-vegetarian meals are provided.
The Canteen are expected to display acceptable form of behavior, maintain discipline and decorum in the complex. Smoking is not allowed in the Complex at any time.
Canteen Serves hygienic food from 8 a.m. to 3.30 p.m.