At Harvard in Cambridge, the Richard A. and Susan F. Smith Campus Center is a bright, multi-level place to pause, eat or get some work done. High ceilings, large windows, indoor plants and green walls give the seating areas an open feel, with tables, comfortable chairs and outlets for studying. Food options include banh mi from Bon Me, Greek sandwiches from Saloniki and doughnuts from Blackbird. Look for weekly student performances and, on pleasant days, head to the second-floor terrace.
Food and coffee inside
The food options include banh mi from Bon Me, Greek sandwiches from Saloniki and sweet treats from Blackbird Doughnuts. Other named vendors include Pavement, Whole Heart Provision and Otto. Coffee and small bites are available, so you can make a quick stop or bring food to the seating areas.
Seating, plants and outdoor space
The center has seating across two levels, with tables, comfortable lounge chairs and outlets. Large windows bring in natural light, while indoor plants and green walls add greenery to the interior. There is also an open courtyard and a second-floor terrace, which provides an outdoor place to sit on pleasant days.
The building is used by students, staff and visitors. Most of it is open to the public, though some areas are restricted. Paid parking is available in the garage and on nearby streets.
Perguntas frequentes
Do you need to be a Harvard student to visit?
No. Most of the building is open to the public, though some areas are restricted.
What food can you get at the Smith Campus Center?
Options include banh mi from Bon Me, Greek sandwiches from Saloniki, doughnuts from Blackbird Doughnuts, coffee and small bites.
Is there a place to sit and work?
Yes. The center has tables and lounge seating across two levels, with outlets and natural light.
Is there outdoor seating?
There is an open courtyard and a second-floor terrace.
