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Commons Dining Hall

The perfect stop-over for a quick and satisfying lunch.

Known for our warm, safe environment, Commons Dining Hall also offers innovative food options and exceptional service—while you relax and rejuvenate between classes. If you like fresh ingredients and service with a smile, visit the Uppercrust, located above Commons Dining Hall or the Piazza for a variety of hot, crispy pizzas, pasta dishes, fresh baked bread sticks, and more.

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Payment

Open to members of the ��app community and their accompanied guests. All meal plans, Knight Bucks, Dining Dollars, debit/credit, department meal tickets, and checks are accepted at the dining halls.

Location

Commons Building
1835 Knollcrest Circle SE
Grand Rapids, MI 49546-4402

42.931200206827, -85.587294101715

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Type:

Building

Primary Function:

Dining Hall