Peach Cafe - School of Medicine Building
PEACH café is conveniently located right in our medical building's atrium, and provides access to untouched food that is packaged and made available to students, staff, and faculty through the market's accessible 'pay what you can' operating model! The PEACH market is a shared initiative between Student Affairs and the Alma Mater Society.
Wally's - Botterell Hall
The café in the basement of Botterell Hall is famous for the best breakfast on campus. They will make you a decent sandwich, a substantial breakfast, a full gamut of “daily specials” of varying gastronomic finesse, and a selection of baked goods. The lunch ladies that work in the café are simply the most wonderful people on earth. There are also two microwaves here, where the frugal and well-organized can warm up their lunch.
KGH Cafeteria
Located a few minutes from SOMB, the cafeteria in the basement of KGH offers a wide expanse and surprisingly delicious selection of hospital food. There’s a salad bar, a grill for burgers and hot dogs, soup, pizza and a couple of hot daily entrees. The prices are reasonable and the food is pretty good. The good thing about this cafe is that it remains open after April, when the majority of the food places close.
Queen's Centre @ the ARC
As mentioned previously, the Queen’s Centre has a number of food options for students. It boasts a Tim Horton’s, Teriyaki Experience, Booster Juice, Pizza Pizza, and a grill. It is also home to Common Ground, affectionately known as “Co-Gro”—a student-run coffee house with items ranging from fresh sandwiches to caffeinated beverages to desserts, and it opens late to accommodate the needs of the procrastinator in all of us.
Fry Trucks
Swedish-Beaver Fry Truck is located in front of Miller Hall on Union Street. It serves your typical fry truck foods like hot dogs, burgers, and fries, plus some truly unique wraps and salads that make the truck a popular food vendor on campus.
Fry Way is located in the trailer across from Botterell Hall, and a favourite among all medical students and healthcare workers at KGH, whether that be for a quick lunch, study snack, or day-end treat. While the food is greasy, it serves as an alternative to cafeteria food and the price is quite cheap.
The Grad Club
See "Clubs and Pubs".