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The Servery Guide

The Servery Guide highlights Sac State’s all-you-care-to-eat dining hall and its variety of food options.

Dining Stations

At The Servery in the Dining Commons, we offer 10 different stations serving a variety of foods with rotating menus, giving students plenty of options to enjoy something new every time they visit.

  • Global Kitchen

    Global Kitchen serves daily specials featuring Italian, Indian, Chinese, Thai, and more!

  • Greens & Grains

    Enjoy daily composed salads, fresh greens, veggies, fruits, eggs, cheese, croutons, dried fruits, seeds, yogurt with granola, and vegan proteins like tofu and rotating beans!

  • Hearth

    Enjoy rotating vegan favorites for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, featuring protein-rich beans, legumes, whole grains, and vegan meat alternatives!

  • Local Loaf

    Build your own sandwich with daily meats, cheeses, and rotating protein salads on wheat, white, or multigrain bread. Vegan options include roasted Portobello, peppers, hummus, and fresh veggies! Enjoy a daily selection of house-made chips.

  • Simmer & Thyme

    Soup station featuring old-fashioned oatmeal at breakfast, daily broth and cream soups, plus a vegetarian or vegan option!

  • The Sweetest Sting

    Dessert station with daily cookies, bars, cake, pie, ice cream, lactose-free soft serve, and rotating frozen drinks.

  • Trattoria

    Trattoria offers classic cheese and pepperoni pizzas, daily specialty pizzas, pasta with marinara, and made-without-gluten pasta!

  • True Balance

    Allergen-friendly station with daily rotating entrées, starches, and vegetable sides made without the top 9 allergens and gluten. Please consult our registered dietitian for dietary restrictions.

  • Under the Hood

    Grill station with made-to-order omelets, daily features like grilled chicken, crispy chicken, burgers, grilled cheese, and quesadillas. Vegan options include Beyond and black bean burgers. Potato options rotate with fries, specialty fries and tots!

  • Urban Kitchen

    Enjoy a rotating menu of diverse, fresh, and health - conscious dishes that keep things fun.

Meet the Dietitian

We have a registered dietitian on campus to help students navigate dining options. She offers guidance on nutrition, dietary needs, and making balanced choices in campus dining.

  • Dr. Qiong Chen is our Registered Dietitian and Nutrition Manager. She received her PhD in Public Health at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. Dr. Chen helps students with food allergies and special dietary needs to navigate campus dining and organizes health and wellness events at The Servery. Connect with Dr. Chen at qiong.chen@csus.edu

Nutrition Icons

Our nutrition icons make it easy for you to find the food that fits your personal preferences. Check out what each icon means.

  • Low Carbon Certified

    Certified climate-friendly by the World Resources Institute. They have a low impact on the climate, making them a delicious way to help the planet.

  • Eat Well

    Enjoy daily composed salads, fresh greens, veggies, fruits, eggs, cheese, croutons, dried fruits, seeds, yogurt with granola, and vegan proteins like tofu and rotating beans!

  • Plant Forward

    A style of cooking and eating that emphasizes healthy plants at the center of the plate. Whole grains are a leading ingredient in this item. Global Kitchen serves daily specials featuring Italian, Indian, Chinese, Thai, and more! Our nutrition icons make it easy for you to find the food that fits your personal preferences. Check out what each icon means. May contain a proportionally small quantity of animal protein.

  • Vegetarian

    Contains no meat, fish, or poultry. Can include dairy products, eggs and honey.

  • Vegan

    Contains no animal products of any kind.

  • Made with Whole Grains

    Whole grains are a leading ingredient in this item.

  • Made Without Gluten

    Made with ingredients that do not contain gluten. IMPORTANT: Foods prepared without gluten containing ingredients may not be ‘gluten-free’ since recipes are prepared in open kitchens where cross-contact is possible. We rely on manufacturers’ ingredient listings in determining whether an ingredient contains gluten.