Fall Brings New Dining Options

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A male student looks up at a menu while the cashier waits for his order
The Gunrock has expanded to 3-6 p.m. the Aggie Hour, during which it offers 20% off orders, and now takes reservations for groups of more than eight people. (Jeremiah Noel/UC Daivs)

Food-related changes abound at UC Davis this fall: A new eatery in West Village, new dishes at the Coffee House, combo meals at the Silo, ways to stay updated and more.

New eatery

Bowl of food from Bangin Bowls
Bangin Bowls specializes in Latin fusion, as well as...
Oreo crumble covered churro dessert
... elaborate churro desserts.

Banging Bowls, a Latin Fusion eatery, will open a permanent residence on Sage Street in West Village as an extension of its current Silo food truck. The new location, which will be open 3-10 p.m. on weekdays, will host an open house from 4-7 p.m. on Oct. 25.

New dishes

The ASUCD Coffee House, or the CoHo to Aggies in the know, is introducing many new dishes this year, such as a soup of the day at the CoHo Deli, and new breads, croissants and danishes at both the Deli and Swirlz Bakery. The bakery will also be debuting new specialty drinks, including seasonal drinks like a pumpkin spice latte and a caramel apple latte. The CoHo South Café is also introducing new options with international roots such as Indian samosas, Filipino beef lumpia and Salvadorian cabbage slaw. 

Combo meals, happy hour

Buger, fries and Pepsi cup photographed on wood table
The Spokes Grill “unicycle” combo meal. (UC Davis photo)

Additionally, Spokes Grill at the Silo is introducing new combo meals consisting of a choice of entrée, small fries and a fountain drink for $9.99. Choose from either a unicycle burger, cruiser sandwich, or chicken tender fenders for a fun meal at a cheap price. In the same complex, the Gunrock has expanded its 20% off “Aggie Hour” to 3-6 p.m. and will now be accepting reservations for large parties of over eight people.

Stay up to date

In other news, CalFresh will now be accepted at Sage Street, Silo, Tercero, Segundo and Cuarto markets. All residential markets have also added a hot food menu. 

Dining Services has two new ways for hungry Aggies to stay up to date:

  • The Davis Dish, a monthly newsletter with information about various food programs on campus, as well as deals and offers. 
  • Campus Cravings, a monthly YouTube video series covering menu changes, upcoming events and new programs in campus dining. 

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Shreya Kumar is an intern with UC Davis News and Media Relations. Contact: dateline@ucdavis.edu.

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