dining halls
Campus eating spaces
Dining halls are large rooms where groups of people eat meals together, typically in institutional settings—universities, summer camps, military bases, or boarding schools.
The term suggests cafeteria-style service with communal seating rather than restaurant service: The freshman dining hall serves three meals a day.
In British usage, often simply "hall."
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