Yes, we serve food. Our menu is light including hamburgers, garden burgers, salmon burgers, fries, individual pizza, chicken tenders, buffalo wings, chips & salsa & dessert. Click on the menu section for more details on the food and the pricing.

We serve ovo-vegetarian food (egg and vegetarian). It is low fat, low salt and low spice. We have fixed menus and guests on a Medical Programme will be put on a custom diet. Many of the fruits and vegetables come from our own organic gardens and orchards.

Absolutely. If the quality of the meal is not acceptable, please return it for a different item; refunds will not be given.

Our restaurant serves an eclectic and innovative world food inspired by French Cuisine. Each dish is an explosion of flavours and are made such to educate visitors to new way of enjoying food.

Khmer cuisine is closely related to its neighboring countries, although it is not as spicy. The Amok (fish prepared with coconut milk and spices) is probably the most famous Cambodian dish. There is a wide variety of dishes such as curries; stir-fried vegetables, noodles and soups. All meals are served with steamed rice. Western food is available only in the major cities although other Asian dishes are widely available.

Three delicious and satisfying meals are included with the cost of your stay. All of the meals at The Expanding Light are vegetarian. Some of our dishes contain eggs and dairy. If you have a special diet, please let us know and the kitchen will accommodate special diets with steamed rice and vegetables. We use organic foods as much as possible. If you have allergies that are of an extreme nature you should discuss your diet with the kitchen manager before you make a reservation.

According to our family background the food we serve is typically Keralan - Syrian Christian delicacies are the forte.

There is a snack bar serving a variety of hot and cold food situated on the ground floor of the stadium.

Usually. We depend on local bakers to supply bakery and sandwiches. A snack bar with coffee, soda, and candy, etc. is always available.

Food and beverages are available in Memorial Union in the Lakefront on Langdon cafeteria, the Rathskeller, and at the Daily Scoop. Locations and hours. For shows that have an intermission, beverages will be available for purchase at a cash bar in the lobby. During the 2007-2008 season, buffet dinners are served before the Travel Adventure Film Series and gourmet meals before each concert series event. Separate reservations and tickets are required for buffet dinners and gourmet meals.

No. There is no food or drink allowed during the animal show. In fact, it's a good idea not to have food around the show area.

Yes. But the choice is limited. We have VegeBurgers that are cereal-based with fresh cucumber, tomatoes and onions, green and mixed salads, omelettes, onion-rings, as well as FishBurgers for non-vegans. The Spring Rolls have a very small amount of chicken. We would also like to inform you that the oil we use for the fries includes animal fat.

Yes, the Rialto serves beer and wine in addition to energy drinks, various sodas, and good old-fashioned water. Service of alcoholic beverages is of course limited to those 21 years of age and older, and strictly enforced.