Campus Eateries Tour

The Urban Eatery is a new landmark on campus, offering Mediterranean food, sandwiches, coffee, and more. It's also got more convenient hours than most places on campus — 7 a.m. to 1 a.m. on weekdays.

Ross Commons mixes classic style with modern convenience. It features two family-owned restaurants, Sabrina’s Café and Spencer ETA Burger. Both offer delectable fresh food choices.

In the heart of Drexel’s residential area is the Northside Dining Terrace. There you’ll find Currito for traditional and non-traditional burritos and bowls, as well as Chick-fil-A Express, Subway, and Southern Tsunami Sushi.

Saxby's is a local favorite, known for its quiet atmosphere for coffee-sipping and enjoying pastries. Just a short distance away from the Recreation Center, finish your exercise routine with some caffeine. Drexel students even have the option to do co-op at Saxby's.

Chestnut Square is a living space complete with multiple food options. You’ll find Shake Shack for burgers, hot dogs, and fries; Joe for coffee and pastries; coZara for Japanese and Chinese cuisine; Yogorino for organic frozen yogurt; and Zavino for artisan pizza, salads, and gluten-free meals!

The Handschumacher Dining Center, also known as the “Hans,” is home to various kinds of cuisine including a Philly favorite, the make-your-own cheesesteak bar. Asian, American, and Italian dishes are also served up, as well as fresh fruit and salads. Low-calorie and gluten-free options are also on the menu.

The Academic Bistro is a hot spot of creativity. It’s where student chefs learn from faculty and top chefs in the industry to come up with original recipes. You can also stop by for a hand-crafted lunch during the fall, winter, and spring.