As of Fall Term 2026, students can use Dining Dollars associated with Drexel Dining Plans at Greek from Greece, expanding their on-campus dining options as part of Drexel’s continued investment in the student dining experience.
Greek from Greece continues a longstanding family connection to Drexel’s campus. Located in the former Drexel Pizza space, the restaurant is operated by the same family that has served the Drexel community at this location for 50 years. Its participation in the Dining Dollars program marks a new chapter for this familiar campus partner while honoring that history.
The addition gives students greater flexibility, variety, and value while advancing Drexel’s goal of creating a more connected and convenient campus dining experience. Greek from Greece’s fresh, Mediterranean-inspired menu also broadens the choices available for a range of tastes and dietary preferences, including vegetarian, halal-friendly, protein-forward, and lighter fare.
The expansion is part of a broader effort to extend Dining Dollars beyond traditional dining halls and retail locations. By including popular campus partners, Drexel is giving students more ways to use their meal plan benefits throughout the day.
Contact Drexel Campus Dining
To view all participating locations and Drexel Dining Plan options, visit Drexel Campus Dining: https://drexel.mydininghub.com/en. For general dining questions, contact Drexel Campus Dining at campusdining@drexel.edu. Students with dietary or nutrition questions may contact the Drexel Campus Dining dietitian at drexelrd@drexel.edu.
About Drexel Campus Dining
Drexel Campus Dining, operated by Aramark in partnership with Drexel Business Services, provides residential and retail dining options that serve students living in Drexel residence halls and the broader campus community. With a focus on quality, value, convenience, flexibility, and student well-being, Drexel Campus Dining offers diverse menus and inclusive choices designed to accommodate a range of tastes, dietary needs, cultural preferences, and lifestyles while creating welcoming spaces for connection across campus.
