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Dishy showing today’s campus menu

Dining menus, live on campus at

Stanford
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Brown
Cornell
Berkeley
UCLA
UCSD
USC
UChicago
NYU
Northwestern
CMU
Johns Hopkins

Three taps decide dinner: which hall, which meal, which day. Or leave it on Anywhere and read the whole campus as one menu.

Every hallEvery mealEvery day

Dishy carries every dining hall your campus publishes, every meal each one serves, and every day they have posted a menu for.

Yale’s dining halls, straight from the app.

Every dish on that menu carries its dietary tags, your allergens flagged on the card, and the calories, protein, carbs and fat your dining service published for it.

Menus

Switch to Anywhere and every hall merges into a single list. The same dish in three places collapses into one row that tells you all three.

How you eat

VeganVegetarianGluten-FreeHalalNo Beef

What to avoid

WheatMilkPeanutsTree NutsCoconutSoyEggFishShellfishSesame
Dishy Anywhere menu on iPhone 17 Pro Max
Dining halls college onlyAnywhereFranklinBerkeleyBranfordDavenport

Everything is built around one question: what should I eat tonight? And answering it in about four seconds.

Anywhere

Anywhere

One list for the whole campus. Same dish at three halls? It collapses into one row that tells you all three.

Dishy adapts to the thing that actually decides your dinner: an allergy, a schedule, a goal.

From your campus

Menus, allergens and nutrition come from your dining service. The verdicts come from students standing in the same line as you.

How you rate a dish

NopeMehFineGoodHell yeah

Your rating counts straight away

Tap a face and the dish score moves. A written note is different: for your first few, someone approves it before it goes up, so the words are worth reading and the number is never held back.

Every photo is approved by a person

Add a photo of the plate and it joins a queue rather than the dish. Every single one is approved by a person before anyone else can see it, and nothing is auto-approved, so what you scroll past is food, and only food.

Students only

Contributing means verifying with your school email address. One six-digit code, and it only gates writing. Anyone can read.

Report it, or never see them again

Every review carries a menu to report it or block whoever wrote it. Enough reports and it comes down on its own while a human looks. You can post under your name or anonymously, and switching applies to everything you have already posted.

A dish card with its reviews and photos
How was it?Mozzarella PizzaAdd a photoVerified student
Map

Every hall and café plotted on a full-screen campus map. Closed spots dim so the open ones pop, and a tap gives you hours, distance and walking directions.

Dishy campus map with a dining hall card open
Ricker DiningDining Hall · Open · until 8:00 PMDinner · until 8:00 PM238 Santa Teresa St, Stanford, CA 94305DirectionsDetails

Appearance

Dishy with the Sunset background

Sunset

Rose and amber

Everything below ships today, on every campus Dishy supports.

Quesadilla Action StationArroz con Leche and ChurrosCotton Candy Action StationChef’s Choice Egg SpecialHandmade PizzaBeef Stroganoff with Egg NoodlesBattered CodBurger BarVegetable PizzaFrench FriesMagnolia Southern DiningRound Table Pizza

Yes. Dishy is free to download and free to use, with no subscription and no ads.
Straight from your school’s own dining service. They are the same menus the halls publish, and Dishy keeps in step with whatever they put out. Dish names, allergens and nutrition all come from the kitchen, not from students.
Those come from students on your campus. A rating counts as soon as it lands; a written note is approved before it goes up, for each person’s first few; and every photo is approved by a person, with none approved automatically. Contributing needs a verified school email; reading doesn’t. You can post under your name or anonymously, and you can report a review or block someone from the review itself.
Search for it during setup and Dishy counts the request. Campuses are added in batches, and if you allow notifications when Dishy asks, you get one message when yours goes live. Schools that keep their menus private can be unlocked with a six-character code.
They come from the allergen data your dining service publishes for each dish, and Dishy shows both direct allergens and shared-equipment traces. It is a reading aid, not a medical guarantee. If a dish matters to your safety, still ask the servery.
Not to browse. Verifying with your school email address is only needed for contributing ratings, and it takes one six-digit code.
Very little. Favorites, filters and allergens stay on the device. Ratings, written notes and photos are stored on Dishy’s server against your verified account, because other students need to see them. You only need an account to post, and you can delete it from My Dishy. There is no advertising SDK in the app.

Pick your campus, tell Dishy how you eat, and today’s menu is waiting the next time you open it.