Duke's famous food hall, located across the chapel quad from Duke Divinity School. Eateries include Sazón latin American cuisine, Ginger+Soy asian cuisine, Tandoor indian, CaFe coffee and crepes, and more.

Duke’s student union building where check-in will take place. Includes McDonald's, Gothic Grill, It's Thyme, and Beyu Blue Coffee. View menus on the Duke Dining page under the "Bryan Center" heading.

Located in Perkins Library, this cafe includes premade sandwiches, salads, pastry, and a coffee bar in a glassed-in, brightly lit space in Duke's main library. (Exit Duke Divinity School and walk toward the bus stops, hang a left, and enter through the second set of doors. You'll smell it from there.)

Located to the rear of Duke Divinity in the Pratt School of Engineering. Serves sandwiches, cake, and excellent coffee. (Cross Telcom Circle, where the bus drops are, and head down the stairs, then hang a left.)

Zweli’s Zimbabwaen Cafe is located inside Duke Divinity School. Only open on Friday, not weekends.

Queeny's: Excellent, sandwiches, salad, and cocktails in a spirited, neighborhood setting.

Alley Twenty-Six: Known for the best burger in Durham and upscale, alley-way dining

Rue Cler: Good, French fare steps away from the Theatre.

Dashi: the best Ramen establishment in Durham with a lovely breeze and view

M Sushi: For the sushi lovers among us, one of the best, upscale sushi shops in the Triangle is just across the street from the Carolina Theatre. But don't waffle—the minimalist shop will fill up fast. Reservations are never a bad idea.

Mother and Sons: If you're a lover of pasta and historic architecture, this small-plates trattoria won't disappoint.