Restaurants, cafés and other places to eat

There are several places to eat on and around campus. There are also several places on campus allocated for heating and eating food brought from home.

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Cafe Prego (building 22) is open on weekdays 9-15.

The restaurant Markan opens on Tuesday April 15 for lunch. Opening hours are weekdays 11-14.

The kiosk Bakfickan will open later when there is a sufficient customer base.

Restaurants

Högskolerestauranger (HÖRS) is the University's restaurateur. They provide several places to eat on campus: Restaurang Markan in building 91 (Midgård), café Prego in the Student Centre, building 22, the kiosk "Bakfickan" in Fårhallen (also building 22) and, indirectly through Selecta, the vending machines in the corridors. You can pay with card or app in the vending machines.

Vending machines (coffee and candy) are found in the open area called Fårhallen in building 22. They are refilled twice a week.

If you have brought your own food

There are special rooms for students and visitors to heat and eat food brought from home (in Swedish "matsäcksmatsalar"). There are refrigerators and microwaves, but you need to bring your own cutlery and other accessories. The rooms are listed below.

Munin 11:218
Hugin 31:117
Heimdall 45:204–205
Frigg 51:119–120
Freja 99:129

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Lunch places close to campus

There are several places to eat close to the campus area.

Along Kungsbäcksvägen you will find Café Bogården, Bistro Silvanum, Pizzaspaden (outside the concert hall) and Kungsbäcksköket (opposite building 41 Valhall).

Along Runebergsvägen you will find Runebergs kvarterskrog.

Restaurang Teknikparken serve a lunch buffet and can be found on Nobelvägen. Restaurang Kompassen on Lantmäterigatan is another lunch alternative on weekdays.