All new students living in either building are required to have a meal plan. Students staying for one semester are also eligible.
Cascades Café, Fair Grounds, Spirit Bear, Tim Hortons & more. Hours and menus change seasonally.
Load funds, check balances, and tap to pay for meals on campus.
Vegetarian, vegan, halal, gluten‑free options are available through Dining.
Spend time connecting with peers while prepping your meals
Community kitchens feature freezers, stoves, appliances, and prep space
Remember to bring your own cooking utensils
Respect shared spaces, clean as you go — cleaning supplies are provided
Tip: Many students do a hybrid, cook breakfast and rely on campus dining for lunch/dinner during busy weeks.
Groceries are easy to grab at No Frills, Walmart, or one of the many international grocery stores in Abbotsford. Hop on the SUS Walmart Shuttle for a convenient, free ride to and from Walmart every Friday evening between 7:15 pm and 9:15 pm, perfect for your weekly grocery run.
You can also reach local markets and cafés easily using your U-Pass BC, or take a quick 30-minute walk or bike ride to Walmart.
Food delivery apps like SkipTheDishes, Uber Eats, and DoorDash can deliver to student housing. Students must meet the driver in person. Deliveries aren’t accepted or stored at the front desk, in the lobby, or in parcel lockers.
Track your order and pick it up on time, any food left unattended will be disposed of.
Visit UFV Dining for current plan types, pricing, and terms.
Yes, if it's your first academic year or semester in housing.
Unused funds are subject to Campus Card Office policies.
Meal plans are mandatory for first-time students in housing and cover two semesters. Details are available at meal plans.
Yes, UFV's new dining hall features numerous stations with the ability to accommodate a wide variety of dietary restrictions.
Find more information at meal plans.