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Gates NE AVE 36TH Paccar Balmer NE 42TH STREET P P ESPRESSO PLACE NE 43RD STREET 30 Lewis 12TH AVE NE AVE 12TH Mackenzie BROOKLYN AVE NE AVE BROOKLYN 15TH AVE NE AVE 15TH 11TH AVE NE AVE 11TH 1 UNIVERSITY NE WAY 9TH AVE NE AVE 9TH 7TH AVE NE AVE 7TH ROOSEVELT WAY NE WAY ROOSEVELT 14 Burke Café, Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture McMahon Hall ROAD P ROAD 2 Dawg Bites, Intramural Activities Building (IMA) BAY CAMPUS DINING 22 NE 41ST STREET NE 42ND STREET Art Intellectual 3 Denny H-bar, Physics-Astronomy Building (closed) UNION House COURT WHITMAN 6 4 4TH AVENUE NE AVENUE 4TH 5TH AVENUE NE AVENUE 5TH Husky Grind at District Market, Alder HallFRANKLIN LANE MEMORIAL WAY MEMORIAL OREILLE 9 21 5 Husky Grind at Mercer Court, Mercer Court PEND NE 45TH & 50TH Social PLACE BAY STREET EXITS Raitt 6 Work/ Music Joe Haus, McMahon Hall (closed) NE 42ND STREET LOCATIONS 33 Speech- NE 42ND STREET Hearing Parrington 7 UNION Cedar Apartments 10 Clark Mary Gates Hall Espresso, Mary Gates Hall (closed) Summer 2017 E N 8 v A OverpassCANAL ROAD Espresso, Magnuson Health Sciences Center T-wing L Quad BURKE-GILMAN TRAIL N Savery Padelford P O P T 9 G Miller Parnassus, Art Building N GEORGE WASHI 10 NE 41ST ST Elm Hall Poplar Hall Public Grounds, Parrington Hall (closed) Thomson Communications v 20 Kane 11 Reboot, Paul G. Allen Center for Computer Science & Engineering Urban Horticulture Condon Odegaard 4041 Schmitz Henry ® Fieldhouse Art Undergrad Gowen Smith 12 5TH AVENUE NE AVENUE 5TH Gallery 23 Library Starbucks Coffee, Husky Union Building (HUB) 25 ® MONTLAKE BOULEVARD NE 13 SKAGIT LANE Hall Starbucks Coffee, Suzzallo Library (opening Fall 2017) NE CAMPUS PARKWAY 27 Health 14 The Supreme Cup, William H. Gates Hall (closed) Terry Hall Maple Hall Lander Hall Alder Hall NE 40TH STREET Red Square 15 Suzzallo Fluke Tower Café, UW Tower 32 4 Commodore Meany Library Duchess ESPRESSO WAHKIAKUM ROAD 16 13 Husky UW Club 29 40 28 Union Gerberding Allen NE WAY STEVENS E MARKETS LINCOLN WAY NE 40TH STREET 1 Burke Café, Burke Museum ofBuilding Natural History and Culture 39 Library 31 HUB Henderson 2 16 District Market, Alder Hall BENTON LANE HFS Student Dawg Bites, Intramural Activities Building (IMA) Services Office 38 35 17 Etc., Husky Union Building (HUB) 5 COWLITZ ROAD 3 H-bar, Physics-AstronomyMary Building (closed) Gould Gates 6TH AVE NE AVE 6TH Bloedel 37 Sieg 18 Etc., Magnuson Health Sciences Center E-court Johnson 17 4 Husky Grind at District Market, Alder Hall Architect. 19 Etc., UW Medicine at South Lake Union NE NORTHLAKE WAY UW ASOTIN Guggenh’m 12 MASON ROAD Mercer Court ADAMS 5 Police Husky Grind at Mercer Court, Mercer Court WALLA WALLA ROAD 20 Stevens Court Etc., Odegaard Ungraduate Library (closed) NE PACIFIC STREET PLACE 7 Loew 6 Aerosp 2 21 v Rsch The Nook, McMahon Hall BROOKLYN AVE NE AVE BROOKLYN Joe Haus, McMahon Hall (closed) BURKE-GILMAN TRAIL Guthrie ChemLibrary UNIVERSITY WAY NE WAY UNIVERSITY 7Atmos. Sciences GeophysicsMary Gates Hall Espresso, Mary Gates Hall (closed) 26 15TH AVE NE AVE 15TH W STEVENS WAY NE W STEVENS WAY Drumheller NE NORTHLAKE WAY Fountain 8 Power Intramuralv D RESTAURANTS & CAFÉS Physics OKANOGAN LANE Overpass Espresso, Magnuson Health Sciences Center T-wing NE PAC A Plant IF Eng Mech Activities O IC Annex Eng ST Astronomy R Electrical R EE 3 Bagley P T 9 Engineering N 22 t Parnassus, Art Building O The 8, McMahon Hall S Allen R E 23 10 Center F By George, Odegaard Undergraduate Library Public Grounds, Parrington HallSNOHOMISH (closed) LANE F E Benson J 24 WAY NE Café 815 Mercer, UW Medicine at South Lake Union PLACE 11 Reboot, Paul G. 11Allen Center for Computer Science & Engineering v Lake Washington 25 Cultivate, Elm Hall SHIP CANAL BRIDGE CANAL SHIP ® SNOHOMISH Auditorium 12 StarbucksChemistry Coffee, Husky Union Building (HUB) E STEVENS THURSTON LANE N 26 ® More Freshëns Smoothies, Intramural Activities Building (IMA) 36 Kincaid 13 Starbucks Coffee, Suzzallo Library (opening Fall 2017) 27 Freshëns Smoothies, Odegaard Undergraduate Library v NE BOAT STREET 15TH AVE NE 14 28 v The Supreme Cup, WilliamM H. Gates Hall (closed) Husky Den, Husky Union Building (HUB) SKAMANIA LANE A Hec Edmundson S LANE W STEVENS WAY NE O BURKE-GILMAN15 TRAIL RAINIER VISTA N Pavilion 29 t Foege R Wilcox L Local Point, Lander Hall Tower Café, UW Tower O I A Roberts A D R NE PACIFIC STREET T 30 v N Orin’s Place, Paccar Hall 24 A M L THURSTON I 31 -G Pagliacci Pizza, Husky Union Building (HUB) E 8 K 19 R Health Sciences MARKETS U t B 32 Pagliacci Pizza, Lander Hall Bloedel Center Magnuson16 Health Sciences 33 Pagliacci Pizza, McMahon Hall t District Market, Alder Hall Husky Stadium 34 The Rotunda, Magnuson Health Sciences Center I-court 17Center Etc., Husky Union Building (HUB) Portage Bay 34 35 SUBWAY, Husky Union Building (HUB) 18 NE PACIFIC PLACE 36 Etc., Magnuson Health Sciences Center E-court Vista Café, William H. Foege Building (closed) 19 18 Etc., UW Medicine at South Lake Union 20 Etc., Odegaard Ungraduate Library (closed) UnionUW Bay STREET FOOD (CASHLESS) 21 v The Nook, McMahon Hall 37 Motosurf, Red Square (closed) 38 FAIRVIEW AVE. E Red Square BBQ, Red Square (closed) N ESPRESSO RESTAURANTS & CAFÉS 39 Hot Dawgs, Red Square v 40 Sunrise Griddle v 1 Burke Café, Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture 22 The 8, McMahon Hall t 2 t E ALLISON ST. Dawg Bites, Intramural Activities Building (IMA) 23 By George, Odegaard Undergraduate Library v During the summer months, these locations convert 3 H-bar, Physics-Astronomy Building (closed) 24 Café 815 Mercer, UW Medicine at South Lake Union to “all you care to eat” service. v 4 Husky Grind at District Market, Alder Hall 25 Cultivate, Elm Hall Schedule varies. Scan the QR code for FERRY PLACE more information. 5 Husky Grind at Mercer Court, Mercer Court 26 Freshëns Smoothies, Intramural Activities Building (IMA) EASTLAKE AVE. E 6 Joe Haus, McMahon Hall (closed) 27 Freshëns Smoothies, Odegaard Undergraduate Library v www.hfs.washington.edu/dining 7 Mary Gates Hall Espresso, Mary Gates Hall (closed) 28 Husky Den, Husky Union Building (HUB) v v 8 Overpass Espresso, Magnuson Health Sciences Center T-wing 29 Local Point, Lander Hall t Summer 2017 Lake Washington Ship Canal 9 Parnassus, Art Building 30 Orin’s Place, Paccar Hall v FRANKLIN AVE. E 10 MONTLAKE BRIDGE E HAMLIN ST. Public Grounds, Parrington Hall (closed) 31 Pagliacci Pizza, Husky Union Building (HUB) 11 Reboot, Paul G. Allen Center for Computer Science & Engineering v 32 Pagliacci Pizza, Lander Hall t 12 Starbucks® Coffee, Husky Union Building (HUB) 33 Pagliacci Pizza, McMahon Hall t 13 Starbucks® Coffee, Suzzallo Library (opening Fall 2017) 34 The Rotunda, Magnuson Health Sciences Center I-court 14 The Supreme Cup, William H. Gates Hall (closed) 35 SUBWAY, Husky Union Building (HUB) 36 15 Tower Café, UW Tower Vista Café, William H. Foege Building (closed) MARKETS UW STREET FOOD (CASHLESS) 16 District Market, Alder Hall 37 Motosurf, Red Square (closed) 17 Etc., Husky Union Building (HUB) 38 Red Square BBQ, Red Square (closed) 18 Etc., Magnuson Health Sciences Center E-court 39 Hot Dawgs, Red Square vo 19 Etc., UW Medicine at South Lake Union 40 Sunrise Griddle vo 20 Etc., Odegaard Ungraduate Library (closed) 21 The Nook, McMahon Hall v t During the summer months, these locations convert to “all you care to eat” service. RESTAURANTS & CAFÉS v Schedule varies. Scan the QR code for more information. 22 The 8, McMahon Hall t www.hfs.washington.edu/dining o Location varies. Scan the QR code for more information 23 By George, Odegaard Undergraduate Library v 24 Café 815 Mercer, UW Medicine at South Lake Union 25 Cultivate, Elm Hall 26 Freshëns Smoothies, Intramural Activities Building (IMA) 27 Freshëns Smoothies, Odegaard Undergraduate Library v 28 Husky Den, Husky Union Building (HUB) v 29 Local Point, Lander Hall t 30 Orin’s Place, Paccar Hall v 31 Pagliacci Pizza, Husky Union Building (HUB) 32 Pagliacci Pizza, Lander Hall t 33 Pagliacci Pizza, McMahon Hall t 34 The Rotunda, Magnuson Health Sciences Center I-court 35 SUBWAY, Husky Union Building (HUB) 36 Vista Café, William H. Foege Building (closed) UW STREET FOOD (CASHLESS) 37 Motosurf, Red Square (closed) 38 Red Square BBQ, Red Square (closed) 39 Hot Dawgs, Red Square vo 40 Sunrise Griddle vo t During the summer months, these locations convert to “all you care to eat” service. v Schedule varies. Scan the QR code for more information. o Location varies. Scan the QR code for more information.
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