Freeman Center For Jewish Life

Dining Alternatives

Recognizing people's changing tastes and wishing to serve Duke's culturally and ethnically diverse community, we have developed meals and board plans based on kosher food preparation. With its separate meat and dairy kitchens, The Freeman Center for Jewish Life's kosher dining facility is one of the Duke community's best-kept secrets.
The Freeman Center offers meat, dairy and vegetarian entrees. Vegetarians enjoy healthy, well-balanced meals that complement their lifestyle. Muslims enjoy meals knowing they contain no pork or pork products. Jews who keep kosher enjoy a full menu that's consistent with their religious observance. Everyone enjoys the higher quality ingredients required by kosher's strict dietary laws.
Whether you're looking for a healthy, all-you-care-to-eat meal; great tasting food; a place to keep kosher; or an atmosphere perfect for relaxing, The Freeman Center on Duke's campus is just the place.
Join others who have discovered The Freeman Center and made it one of their favorite dining locations on campus. We invite you to enjoy its dining alternatives, either by participating in one of our board plans or by dropping in and dining a la carte.

Regular Hours (see WWTE for exceptions):

Monday through Thursday	5pm - 8:00pm
Friday	7pm - 8:30pm
Saturday and Sunday	Closed

 

The Freeman Center is conveniently located between West and East campuses at the corner of Campus Drive and Swift Avenue. A campus bus provides service to the Center every five minutes until 7:40 in the evening and ample parking is available.

The Freeman Center also prepares packaged kosher meals that are available at some of the other dining locations around campus, including the Great Hall on West Campus and Trinity Café on East Campus.

Accepted Forms of Payment: Upper-Class and First-Year Multi-Cultural Board Plans, Dining Points, FLEX Points, cash, checks and IR's.

See sample Menu.

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