Last Updated: January 24, 2019
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Suffolk County Community College and Aramark Higher Education are partners in creating and providing students and visitors to the College with an enjoyable dining experience.

Aramark has a long record of successfully serving more than 600 colleges and universities throughout North America. Together, we have enhanced the campus dining environments through changes such as:

- Bringing in a mix of national and proprietary restaurant brands
- Providing knowledgeable chefs, fresh food, healthier and vegan options
- Improving dining spaces and value

The College implements a $100 meal plan charge per semester for students taking nine credits or more on the Ammerman and Michael J. Grant campuses. (NOTE: online and off-campus courses do not count toward the nine+ credit total). Meal plan funds are then made available to students who want to purchase food or drinks in any of the campus dining locations and through campus vending machines. Purchases made through the meal plan are tax-free, creating significant dining value.

Please review the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) section of this site for more specifics about the College's dining plan.

Last Updated: January 24, 2019
Continue to check this site for periodic updates to information about Aramark Dining Services at Suffolk County Community College.

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Dining Options

What kinds of dining options are available through dining service?

Main dining locations operate in the Babylon Student Center on the Ammerman Campus and the Captree Commons Building on the Michael J. Grant Campus. Typical dining options take advantage of fresh foods served in a variety of regional and international cuisines featured in rotating stations that will change weekly.

Satellite dining service locations are located in the Southampton Building on the Ammerman Campus and the Health, Sports and Education Center on the Michael J. Grant Campus. The College also offers snack and beverage vending machines on all three campuses. A coffee vending machine is also available in the Huntington Library on the Ammerman Campus.

Suffolk County Community College continues to work with Aramark to bring in a mix of national and proprietary restaurant brands, such as Moe's and Starbucks, to our campus dining locations.

The Ammerman Campus Cafe features Grille Works, Asian Garden, Breakfast Bar, Bene Pizza, Sushi House, POD Express (Southampton), Moe's, Starbucks, while the Michael J. Grant Campus features Grille Works (Captree and modified menu at HSEC), Subway, Sushi House, Build Your Own Salad bar, POD Express (Captree).

Ammerman Campus

Grille Works

Grille Works features fresh grilled burgers, turkey burgers, Philly cheesesteaks and two types of French fries, as well as a full breakfast menu.

Moe's

Moe's is a Mexican & Tex Mex Restaurant, offering delicious Mexican cuisine. With more than 20 incredibly fresh ingredients like all-natural chicken, grass-fed steak and organic tofu to create one-of-a-kind meals.

Bene Pizzeria

Bene Pizzeria features Neapolitan pizza by the slice with choices of various toppings, as well as calzones, Stromboli and melts. This station also offers a daily baked pasta dish, as well as entrée items such as chicken cutlet parmesan or sausage and pepper heroes.

Asian Garden

Through our partnership with Sushi House, we have introduced hot Asian inspired entrees including traditional favorites such as teriyaki chicken, lo mein, vegetable egg rolls and steamed vegetables.

Sushi House

Sushi House features hand-rolled sushi, fresh sashimi and seafood salads, all made-to-order or available as a quick grab-and-go option.

Starbucks

A full-service Starbucks location can be found in the Babylon Student Center on the Ammerman Campus, offering the same delicious menu and world-famous customer service experience you've come to expect from Starbucks. The store provides drink specials and weekly promotions, as well as soft seating and a true coffee house vibe.

Breakfast Bar

Our new breakfast bar provides a destination station for students offering another meal option throughout the day. This station will include a waffle bar with toppings, assorted pastry and fresh whole fruit.

POD Express

Since student life is fast-moving, campus dining options include Provisions on Demand® (POD) Markets. POD Markets blend the features and quick convenience of a "corner store," with modern market style and service. They include a variety of "grab-and-go" fresh food and produce, deliciously prepared meals and everyday essentials.

A POD Express location is available in the Southampton Building on the Ammerman Campus. POD Express is the right destination for convenience items you need on campus. It offers everything from a quick salad and bottled water, to a pack of gum, headache medicine, or lip balm. You can find just about anything you need at the POD!

Spring 2019 Dining Hours of Service - Ammerman Campus
(Begins 1/28/19)

Babylon Student Center

Monday through Thursday – 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Friday – 7:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Saturday - Closed

Moe's Southwest Grill

Monday through Thursday – 10:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Friday – 10:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Saturday - Closed