Our dining mission is straightforward. In cooperation with our food service provider, Bon Appetit, we strive to use fresh and authentic ingredients by preparing food in its simplest and most natural forms. Using locally purchased and seasonal products, our chefs work hard to make our food nutritious and full of flavor. Our dining options and menus are inspired by traditional cuisine throughout the world, so you’ll never run out of tasty options and treats.
The Marketplace offers a wide variety of food and beverages and can accommodate special dietary requirements. With a customizable salad bar and various themed food stations, The Marketplace is the central dining venue at Pacific.
Monday to Friday: 7 a.m. – 8 p.m.
Saturday to Sunday: 9 a.m. – 8 p.m.
If you're looking for no-frills and delicious pub-fare grub, grab your friends and head over to The Lair. Located on the second floor of the DeRosa University Center, The Lair is one of the most popular hangout spots on campus. Like any late-night establishment, The Lair offers plenty of good entertainment, from musical performances to stand-up comedy and from karaoke to game nights.
Monday to Thursday: 11 a.m. – midnight
Friday: 11 a.m. – 1 a.m.
Saturday: 5 p.m. – 1 a.m.
Sunday: 5 p.m. – midnight
Following in the footsteps of the gourmet food truck revolution, the Pacific Food Truck offers you fresh, convenient, artisan meals on the go—no utensils required. Located on south campus, you can choose from a seasonal everyday menu, as well as specials created daily by the executive chef.
Monday to Friday: 8 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.
Fancy eats with a gorgeous view await you at the River Room. Located on the second floor of the DeRosa University Center, the River Room is a high-end, buffet-style restaurant overlooking the Calaveras River. Meal plans are not accepted at this dining location.
Monday to Friday: 11 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
The Grove grocery store is conveniently located in the McCaffrey Center. It provides you grab-and-go lunch and dinner options, snacks, beverages, and various grocery necessities. You can also find many apartment essentials such as toiletries, laundry detergent, cleaning supplies, and more that you can purchase with your meal plan.
Monday to Friday: 7:30 a.m. - 10:30 p.m.
Saturday: noon - 11 p.m.
Sunday: noon - 10 p.m.
This full-service Starbucks has your favorite seasonal and regular menu items, so you don’t have to travel far for your latte. It’s located in the William Knox Holt Memorial Library, so you can sip, study, and repeat. Meal plans accepted.
Monday to Friday: 8am-4pm
Saturday to Sunday: 10am-4pm
Enjoy Asian cuisine prepared by expert chefs daily at FujiSan Sushi. Located in the DeRosa University Center, you can conveniently enjoy FujiSan’s freshly made sushi rolls, poke, and more with your meal plan points!
Monday to Friday: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
For when you need a quick pick-me-up, The Kiosk at the Health Sciences building offers a variety of fresh breakfast pastries, grab-and-go sandwiches and salads, and espresso beverages. Conveniently purchase items with your meal plan.
Monday to Friday: 8 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Delicious food, coffee and pastries now at your door! Cafe 1851 serves as a quick way for students to grab a snack or a quick meal at the northern side of campus, located inside Calaveras Hall.
Monday to Friday: 11 a.m. - 7 p.m.
In concert with Bon Appetit, Pacific offers six different levels of meal plans. Meal plans are categorized by the number of meals a student wishes to eat in a week and are based on a declining point system where each point is valued at $1 at the cash register. The best meal plan level for you depends on how much and how often you eat in a week. The higher the meal plan, the more flexibility you receive in spending.
The 21 Plan is available for all students and offers maximum flexibility in spending. This plan is appropriate for students who want the most number of points available for purchasing food and snacks. On average, this plan covers three meals a day for every day of the week.
The 19 Plan is available for all students and on average covers nineteen meals a week. This plan is ideal for students who wish to have three meals a day during the week, two during the weekends, or like to have the flexibility of purchasing extra snacks around campus.
The 15 Plan is available for all students and is the minimum requirement for students living in residence halls. On average, this plan covers three meals a day for five days out of the week.
The 10 Plan is designed for students who wish to have ten meals per week on campus such as two meals a day for five days out of the week. This plan is available for Pharmacy trimester students, students in family housing, and students that are not living on campus but would like to have a meal plan.
The 7 Plan is ideal for students who wish to have one meal every day of the week. This plan is available for Pharmacy trimester students, and students in family housing, and is the minimum plan required for students living in apartments.
The 5 Plan offers the least number of points and flexibility in spending. This plan is designed for students who may just want a quick bite or snack to eat. The plan is available for Pharmacy trimester students, and students in family housing.
Enjoy your meal plan points at several campus locations. Shop for groceries at the Grove, buy delicious meals at the Market Place, the Lair, FujiSan Sushi, the Pacific Food Truck, the Health Sciences Cafe, Cafe 1851 and even Starbucks!
A meal plan is an account linked to your Pacific ID card that allows you to access your dining points. This account works like a prepaid debit account where you are only able to spend what you have available.
Dining points are given to you when you enroll in a meal plan. One dining point equals $1 at the cash register. The amount of dining points you receive per semester depends on which meal plan level you choose. The amount of each purchase is deducted from the dining point balance, tax free. Dining points are not United States currency and are not transferable. View Meal Plan Rates and Points (pdf).
Students living in residence halls must participate in at least the 15 Plan each semester/term.
Students living in apartments must participate in at least the 7 Plan each semester/term.
Students residing in the Greek communities are required to participate in either a university or fraternity/sorority meal plan each semester/term.
Meal plan rates are charged by the semester/term and are due to and billed by the Office of Student Accounts. There are two semesters for general university (fall and spring) and three semesters for professional pharmacy and health sciences students (fall, spring, and summer). Rates are subject to change.
You may transfer up to 300 dining points from the fall to spring terms (fall to spring and spring to summer for pharmacy terms). Unused dining points are forfeited at the end of each academic year and are nontransferable.
If you wish to decrease your meal plan, you must do so prior to August 1st. No decreases will be allowed after that date. Please note that you must meet the minimum required meal plan for your academic standing. If you want to file a petition, you can do so by emailing iamhome@gxitma.net.
You can increase your meal plan at any time by submitting a form in the Residential Life and Housing office or by emailing iamhome@gxitma.net.
There are a variety of dining venues throughout the Stockton campus. In the DeRosa University Center, you can find The Marketplace and The Lair. Other options include Starbucks in the library, the Health Sciences Cafe on North Campus, the E.A.T. Truck located on South Campus, and The Grove grocery store located in the McCaffrey Center. Cafe 1851 is our newest venue located in Calaveras Hall. Dining points may only be used at on-campus dining venues.
The Marketplace features a variety of stations provided by Bon Appétit to choose from: a Taqueria station focusing on meals from many countries in South America, a Wok 2 Thailand station offering specialties from throughout Thailand, a Smokehouse station focusing on grill menu options, and more. At least one vegetarian entrée is featured at each meal and at each station. Bon Appétit is open to suggestions and requests, so feel free to contact them with any concerns.
The university designed the dining plan in collaboration with Bon Appétit with flexibility in mind. There are no limitations on when or where you can use your dining points within the semester timeframe, and there are no regulations prohibiting the use of dining points to purchase meals for other students or guests. You will be able to grab and go with your purchases, and you are not limited to eating your meals in the location where it was purchased. For more information on the times that Pacific's dining venues are open, please check out our hours of operation.
You will have control of your meal plan account, and you will be able to purchase your meals as you see fit. Of course, having control of the spending in the meal plan account comes with a level of responsibility in your spending behavior. After each point of purchase, you can request to know your balance or ask for a receipt. You will also be able to check your balance online at gxitma.net/pacificcard.
You may move up to any higher level of meal plan at any time. This request must be made in writing through Residential Life and Housing. Once the change is made, your dining points are available immediately, and the new level of meal plan will remain in effect for the remainder of the school year unless another change is requested within the housing guidelines. The charge for the increased amount will be billed to your student account.
Students experiencing food insecurity should contact a Care Manager at caremanagers@gxitma.net.
If you live on campus, you are required to participate in a meal plan. If you are living off campus you can also purchase a student meal plan through Residential Life and Housing at iamhome@gxitma.net or 209-946-2331. All students can load PacificCash on their card through the PacificCard office at 209-946-2275. View Meal Plan Rates and Points (pdf).
The benefit to participating in a meal plan is that you will not pay sales tax at the point of each individual purchase. Taxes and fees are included in the up-front cost of the meal plan, so the price you see is the amount deducted from your dining point balance. Additionally, with a meal plan, you will pay before the semester starts through your Student Account and not have to worry about spending money out of pocket for food. With Pacific Cash, you do not have the ability to charge your Student Account, and you pay sales tax for each transaction. ADD Students using PacifiCash for campus dining purchases will receive a 3% discount. If you wish to purchase Pacific Cash, please go online or stop by the Pacific Card Office.
Yes. You may use Pacific Cash in the dining venues, and you must pay sales tax.
Yes. You may use your credit card or ATM card to purchase items in the dining venues, but there is no discount.
Beer and wine will be sold in The Lair to students who are 21 years of age or older. If you are of age, you may purchase beer or wine with your dining points, unless there is a restriction on your individual meal plan.
Since dining points are not United States currency, you will not receive a refund on your dining points. However, you will receive a prorated refund on your housing and dining fee for the remainder of the semester based, in part, on plan usage. Keep in mind that your refund will not directly correlate with your remaining dining point balance. For more information, please read your Student Housing Agreement.
While you may certainly purchase items with your dining points for a friend, you may not transfer your dining points to another person's meal plan.
Yes! You can order ahead and pick up meals using GrubHub.
