Cafe counter with "The Kitchen" sign, digital display, and glass door leading to a dining area with images of fruits and vegetables on the walls.

Kitchen Café

Open for breakfast and lunch

Open during the fall and spring semesters, Kitchen Café is a not-for-profit eatery that trains  nutrition students enrolled in the Management of Food Service Systems course in the College of Health Solutions. Students hand-prepare, cook and serve meals to the general public at a reasonable price under the supervision of Chef Kenneth Moody, our instructional retail kitchen coordinator.

All meals are prepared in the state-of-the-art, energy efficient and environmentally sound Nutritional Instructional Kitchens, which are attached to the café. Patrons of Kitchen Café enjoy tasty food, often following a specific theme, as they help teach students about food preparation, retail service and business operations.

Grand re-opening

11:30 a.m.–1 p.m. every Friday this semester

The Kitchen Café will be hosting its reopening this Friday, serving up fresh, healthy Mediterranean-inspired flavors, including its specialty: Naan bread made completely from scratch and baked fresh each Friday!
The café will be open FRIDAYS ONLY this semester, giving you a delicious new reason to look forward to the end of the week!
 
Come enjoy a flavorful Friday lunch featuring:
🫓 Fresh-baked, house-made Naan
 🥣 Fresh-made hummus
 🧀 Creamy whipped feta
 🥗 Fresh, healthy salads
 🥙 Savory gyros
 …and more!
 
Whether you come for the Naan, stay for the hummus, or simply want to enjoy lunch with colleagues and friends, Kitchen Café is a great place to connect, recharge, and enjoy something delicious and nutritious together.
Make Kitchen Café part of your Friday routine this semester.
Plate of toast topped with avocado, tomato, and feta in the foreground, with sandwiches, toast with fruit spread, and a yogurt bowl in the background.