About Dartmouth Dining Services (DDS)

Dartmouth’s diverse dining facilities are the hub of social activities on campus. The Dartmouth Dining Services (DDS) team is dedicated to meeting dining and nutritional needs, and enhancing the social atmosphere, for students, staff, and visitors on campus.

Dartmouth Dining Services, an award-winning collegiate food service, has always ranked highly with our customers. Our highest form of praise comes from our daily interactions with students, and the greater-Dartmouth community. Student input is always welcome when it comes to the variety, quality, and value of meals at Dartmouth.

1953 Commons, Collis Center and the Hopkins Center are the main locations for dining on campus. Locations in the library and in the East Wheelock cluster also provide meals and snacks throughout the day.

Kosher and Halal are available in the 1953 Commons dining facility.

Kosher - Rabbi Saffra, from Tablet K, has been working with Dartmouth Dining Services to bring the Dartmouth community "all the Kosher favorites" during the construction of 53 Commons.

DDS is committed to Sustainable Dining, working closely with the college sustainability club, to make dining services a cutting edge environmentally friendly work place.

On a personal note, if you have special dietary needs please see Beth Rosenberger, R.D. at 1953 Commons or Claudette Peck, the college nutritionist at Dick’s House for counseling and dining information.

Seek us out by using the comment card bulletin boards, or email us at: DDS.Dartmouth.Dining.Services@Dartmouth.EDU. We hope that you will find our web pages helpful in answering your questions about dining at Dartmouth.

We look forward to serving you.

A Message from David Newlove
Director of Dining Services