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North Star Dining Room
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Nearby attractions
Cornell University
Ithaca, NY 14850
Triphammer Falls
University Ave & East Ave, Ithaca, NY 14850
Cornell Botanic Gardens
124 Comstock Knoll Dr, Ithaca, NY 14850
Beebe Lake
New York 14850
Martin Y. Tang Welcome Center
616 Thurston Ave, Ithaca, NY 14853
Nevin Welcome Center
124 Comstock Knoll Dr, Ithaca, NY 14850
Risley Theatre
Risley Dr, Ithaca, NY 14853
Rocky Falls
7629 County Highway 1/04, Ithaca, NY 14850
Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art
114 Central Ave, Ithaca, NY 14853
Mundy Wildflower Garden
320 Caldwell Rd, Ithaca, NY 14850
Nearby restaurants
Louie’s Food Truck
Risley Hall, Front, Ithaca, NY 14850
Trillium
215 Garden Ave, Ithaca, NY 14850
Big Red Barn
135 Presidents' Dr, Ithaca, NY 14853
Goldie's Café
245 Feeney Wy, Ithaca, NY 14850
Taverna Banfi
130 Statler Dr, Ithaca, NY 14853
McCormick's at Moakley House
215 Warren Rd, Ithaca, NY 14850
The Terrace Restaurant
130 Statler Dr, Ithaca, NY 14853
Mac's Cafe
130 Statler Dr, Ithaca, NY 14853
Nearby hotels
Townhouse Apartments
6 Jessup Rd, Ithaca, NY 14850
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North Star Dining Room
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North Star Dining Room

186 Cradit Farm Dr, Ithaca, NY 14850
4.4(116)
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attractions: Cornell University, Triphammer Falls, Cornell Botanic Gardens, Beebe Lake, Martin Y. Tang Welcome Center, Nevin Welcome Center, Risley Theatre, Rocky Falls, Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art, Mundy Wildflower Garden, restaurants: Louie’s Food Truck, Trillium, Big Red Barn, Goldie's Café, Taverna Banfi, McCormick's at Moakley House, The Terrace Restaurant, Mac's Cafe
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Nearby attractions of North Star Dining Room

Cornell University

Triphammer Falls

Cornell Botanic Gardens

Beebe Lake

Martin Y. Tang Welcome Center

Nevin Welcome Center

Risley Theatre

Rocky Falls

Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art

Mundy Wildflower Garden

Cornell University

Cornell University

4.6

(651)

Open 24 hours
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Triphammer Falls

Triphammer Falls

4.5

(270)

Open 24 hours
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Cornell Botanic Gardens

Cornell Botanic Gardens

4.8

(952)

Open 24 hours
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Beebe Lake

Beebe Lake

4.7

(22)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

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Neon Dream a Psychedelic BodyPaint Experience
Thu, Dec 11 • 12:00 PM
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An Immersive Christmas Carol at the Corset Building
An Immersive Christmas Carol at the Corset Building
Wed, Dec 10 • 8:00 PM
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College Kids in Ithaca: Dinner with Strangers
College Kids in Ithaca: Dinner with Strangers
Fri, Dec 12 • 8:00 PM
Ithaca, Ithaca, NY 14850
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Nearby restaurants of North Star Dining Room

Louie’s Food Truck

Trillium

Big Red Barn

Goldie's Café

Taverna Banfi

McCormick's at Moakley House

The Terrace Restaurant

Mac's Cafe

Louie’s Food Truck

Louie’s Food Truck

4.2

(15)

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Trillium

Trillium

4.2

(138)

$

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Big Red Barn

Big Red Barn

4.5

(132)

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Goldie's Café

Goldie's Café

4.4

(30)

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Toby YoungToby Young
Let me begin by saying the staff of the North Star dining hall is not reflected by the food they serve. The staff is consistently patient and helpful, however nothing they can do to counteract the horrible experience in terms of food I had tonight. Boy oh boy did I have a delectable treat on the night of 8/27 at North Star Dining hall! As a freshman at Cornell University, I get unlimited meal swipes, essentially making dining hall food free. However, you could not pay me enough to eat the meal I just consumed for a second time. I waited in the longest line for food I’ve seen at Cornell just to be served the most diabolical dish I’ve ever seen. Let me begin by describing the vegetable options. I was offered an entire bush of broccoli (unchopped to edible size and hardly steamed) and half-cooked baby carrots (that I declined). I added some mashed potatoes to my plate with high hopes (soon to be dashed). After my third bite of the potatoes, my mouth began rejecting it frantically. I felt a slight burning sensation in my mouth as if it was spicy, but forced myself to continue as every other food facility on campus was closed due to the UAW strike. After I built up the courage, I took my chicken drumstick in my hand. It instantly went limp in my hand (bone and all) and all hopes I had for the meal vanished. I took a bite and sure enough, it felt as though I had taken a bite of a rubber tire. At that point, I resigned myself to being hungry. The UAW strike must come to a fair agreement with Cornell university as soon as possible for the sake of all the students.
Eva Milstein-TouesnardEva Milstein-Touesnard
North Star (April) is my second favorite dining hall on North campus. I am gluten free and for me there are SO many more options than RPCC. Also, the choices here change more often than RPCC. Plus, it’s the only dining hall on North campus that is open for breakfast. I would especially recommend this dining hall for perspective students visiting the campus because it is really close to the Martin Yang Welcome Center. RPCC vos. Appel is strongly debated but my vote goes to North Star!
Lora Phuong TranLora Phuong Tran
The price is reasonable while the food is high quality
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Let me begin by saying the staff of the North Star dining hall is not reflected by the food they serve. The staff is consistently patient and helpful, however nothing they can do to counteract the horrible experience in terms of food I had tonight. Boy oh boy did I have a delectable treat on the night of 8/27 at North Star Dining hall! As a freshman at Cornell University, I get unlimited meal swipes, essentially making dining hall food free. However, you could not pay me enough to eat the meal I just consumed for a second time. I waited in the longest line for food I’ve seen at Cornell just to be served the most diabolical dish I’ve ever seen. Let me begin by describing the vegetable options. I was offered an entire bush of broccoli (unchopped to edible size and hardly steamed) and half-cooked baby carrots (that I declined). I added some mashed potatoes to my plate with high hopes (soon to be dashed). After my third bite of the potatoes, my mouth began rejecting it frantically. I felt a slight burning sensation in my mouth as if it was spicy, but forced myself to continue as every other food facility on campus was closed due to the UAW strike. After I built up the courage, I took my chicken drumstick in my hand. It instantly went limp in my hand (bone and all) and all hopes I had for the meal vanished. I took a bite and sure enough, it felt as though I had taken a bite of a rubber tire. At that point, I resigned myself to being hungry. The UAW strike must come to a fair agreement with Cornell university as soon as possible for the sake of all the students.
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North Star (April) is my second favorite dining hall on North campus. I am gluten free and for me there are SO many more options than RPCC. Also, the choices here change more often than RPCC. Plus, it’s the only dining hall on North campus that is open for breakfast. I would especially recommend this dining hall for perspective students visiting the campus because it is really close to the Martin Yang Welcome Center. RPCC vos. Appel is strongly debated but my vote goes to North Star!
Eva Milstein-Touesnard

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The price is reasonable while the food is high quality
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Reviews of North Star Dining Room

4.4
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1.0
1y

Let me begin by saying the staff of the North Star dining hall is not reflected by the food they serve. The staff is consistently patient and helpful, however nothing they can do to counteract the horrible experience in terms of food I had tonight. Boy oh boy did I have a delectable treat on the night of 8/27 at North Star Dining hall! As a freshman at Cornell University, I get unlimited meal swipes, essentially making dining hall food free. However, you could not pay me enough to eat the meal I just consumed for a second time. I waited in the longest line for food I’ve seen at Cornell just to be served the most diabolical dish I’ve ever seen. Let me begin by describing the vegetable options. I was offered an entire bush of broccoli (unchopped to edible size and hardly steamed) and half-cooked baby carrots (that I declined). I added some mashed potatoes to my plate with high hopes (soon to be dashed). After my third bite of the potatoes, my mouth began rejecting it frantically. I felt a slight burning sensation in my mouth as if it was spicy, but forced myself to continue as every other food facility on campus was closed due to the UAW strike. After I built up the courage, I took my chicken drumstick in my hand. It instantly went limp in my hand (bone and all) and all hopes I had for the meal vanished. I took a bite and sure enough, it felt as though I had taken a bite of a rubber tire. At that point, I resigned myself to being hungry. The UAW strike must come to a fair agreement with Cornell university as soon as possible for the sake of all...

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4.0
6y

North Star (April) is my second favorite dining hall on North campus. I am gluten free and for me there are SO many more options than RPCC. Also, the choices here change more often than RPCC. Plus, it’s the only dining hall on North campus that is open for breakfast. I would especially recommend this dining hall for perspective students visiting the campus because it is really close to the Martin Yang Welcome Center. RPCC vos. Appel is strongly debated but my vote goes...

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4.0
5y

The food here is usually pretty good. I've only ever eaten here during the pandemic, so everything's socially distanced and all that. The tofu is never very good, so if you're a vegetarian that's pretty unfortunate, but the pork? Always amazing, whatever dish they serve. The people are friendly enough (it seems like everyone is here in Ithaca), and the service is good....

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