Williams's food is "a science experiment gone wrong" according to DC

George Washington has great food, actually.

Please don't confuse it with Georgetown.

W&M had the worst food of all the colleges we visited two years ago, but I've heard they overhauled their dining.

Anonymous wrote:Virginia Tech is known to have excellent food options and they're opening a new food hall this fall. Lots of love for Hokie dining options!

+1 DS lives off campus (but very close) and still eats most meals on campus.

Anonymous wrote:Umass Amherst. Seriously.

+1 not while I was there, but objectively the best for many years now.

William and Mary and Georgetown are just gross. Duke is great.

Bowdoin has jaw dropping food. DC visited the Claremont Colleges and students were choosing between Birria tacos, Pho, Steak and Pad Thai, which made me jealous

U of Arizona has great food options with restaurants and coffee shops on and off campus - all covered by your food plan.

UMass Amherst. I didn't think twice about it but then I ate with other child at a different school and then at UMass and woah! It's amazing.

Swat and Bowdoin so good.

I think it's about quality of food plus quality of dining hall experience. These schools that put the dining hall in the basement of a big building baffle me.

Umass Amherst. Seriously.

Kenyon was bad
Swarthmore was outstanding

Based on visits last year.

I believe Niche and Princeton Review have covered this topic ad nauseum.

Best: UMass Amherst

Virginia Tech is known to have excellent food options and they're opening a new food hall this fall. Lots of love for Hokie dining options!

from what we've seen

Best

Yale
Princeton
Middlebury


Worst

Georgetown
George Washington
Tufts