Eat On Campus and Pay No Sales Tax!
- The Saver Meal Plan is a declining balance meal plan linked to your McGill ID card.
- It is accepted in over 15 food service locations on campus as well as in the All You Care to Eat residential dining halls.
- This tax exempt meal plan is designed for students who intend to eat on campus on a regular basis.
- The Saver Meal Plan can be topped up on the oneCard Management site when funds run out.
- Any full-time or part-time student can purchase this plan.
Fees & Terms of the Plan 2024-2025
- The Saver Meal Plan is a student tax exempt declining balance meal plan. This translates to a savings of almost 15%. Exceptions, such as soft drinks and confectionary items, do not apply as specified by Quebec sales tax laws
- The base amount to purchase this plan is $1800 per semester.
- This plan is term-specific (end of December for the fall term and end of April for the winter term) and expires at the end of each semester with no possibility of rolling over unused funds into the following term.
- The Voluntary Saver Meal Plan can be topped up at any time on the oneCard Management site. Additional funds must be a minimum of $50.00 and cannot exceed $800.00 on any given day. The top up funds will be automatically charged to your credit card.
- Any top up dollars purchased on the Voluntary Saver Meal Plan can be fully refunded at any time to the student fee account following a written request to food.fds [at] mcgill.ca. Cash refunds will not be granted.
Entrance Price per Meal Period at the All Your Care To Eat dining halls:
- Breakfast: $10.39
- Lunch: $13.49
- Dinner: $15.59
How to Purchase
Purchase a Saver Meal plan on the oneCard Management site before October 1st of the Fall term and before February 1st of the Winter term .
Managing your Plan
Your Saver Meal Plan balance is listed on the bottom of the receipt each time you make a purchase. You can also review all of your purchasing history on onecardmcgill.ca
To stay within budget while getting a balanced meal on the Saver Meal Plan, we recommend planning your meals around the hot meal of the day. The meal of the day is a complete and nutritious meal that's prepared daily.
Grill items, sushi, and desserts are all items that can add up if eaten on a regular basis. Don't make these a part of your regular rotation unless you plan on topping up your Meal Plan during the semester.
Pay attention to your beverage choices. Bottled specialty drinks increase your total bill quickly. In fact, some of these drinks retail at almost half of the price of a full meal! Remember, water is available at every dining hall and it's free!
Cancellation Policy
Fall Semester 2024 Deadline Withdrawal Date from McGill - November 1, 2024
Students who submit a written confirmation to the Student Housing and Dining Service Office of their withdrawal from the university on or before November 1st, 2024, will have the prorated value of the meal plan calculated and refunded up to their last day, minus $150 administration fee.
No refund will be paid after November 1st, 2024.
Winter Semester 2024 Deadline Withdrawal Date from McGill - March 1, 2025
Students who submit a written confirmation to the Student Housing and Dining Service Office of their withdrawal from the university on or before March 1, 2025 will have the prorated value of the meal plan calculated and refunded up to their last day, refunded, minus $150 administration fee.
No refund will be paid after March 1st, 2025.