If Dining Services charged a board rate based on everyone eating 21 meals per week, the board rate would be much higher. So, whenever you eat more than 14 meals in a week, you are benefiting your budget instead of ours. The Lindenbaum Kosher Kitchen is located at the Joseph Slifka Center for Jewish Life at 80 Wall Street. The Kosher Kitchen offers an 18 meal contract, three meals a day Monday through Saturday. Occasionally there are bagel brunches and Yom Tov meals on Sundays.
Breakfast is a cold, self-serve meal.
You must apply for a Kosher Kitchen Meal Plan in person at the Slifka Center within the first two weeks of each term. Undergraduates with a Kosher Kitchen Meal Plan are released from the obligation of a Dining Services meal plan. As a courtesy bonus, we in Dining Services offer Kosher Kitchen meal plan holders the ability to transfer to one of our residential dining halls any breakfast, all Sunday meals, plus six additional lunches or dinners provided a non-kosher meal is acceptable to the meal plan holder. Undergraduates with a Dining Services Full Meal Plan, the Any 14 Meal Plan, or the Any 10 Meal Plan may transfer up to four meals per week to the Lindenbaum Kosher Kitchen. This meal limit doesn't apply during the holiday weeks of Rosh Hashanah, Sukkoth, or Passover.