Location: UW2, first floor, The Commons
For Hours, website:Gold Brew Coffee
Location: Promenade level, south end of LB1/Library
For Hours, website: The Market
Location: Residential Village
For Hours and dining options, website: The Terrace Dining Pavilion
For all food and dining options, please visit the Bothell Dining Services homepage.
Access to vending machines is dependent on building hours. For a list of current building hours, please visit:
UW Bothell building hours
Location: Lower Level (orange level), near the elevators/stairs
Vending Type: snacks, beverages, milk
Location: First Floor study area
Vending Type: snacks, beverages, miscellaneous office and study supplies, emergency contraception, Naloxone, fentanyl test strips
Location: First Floor
Vending Type: snacks, beverages
Location: Second Floor elevator area, Third Floor elevator area
Vending Type: snacks, beverages
Location: Second Floor elevator area, Third Floor elevator area
Vending Type: snacks, beverages
Location: First Floor restroom area, Second Floor restroom area, Third Floor restroom area
Vending Type: snacks, beverages
Location: First Floor hallway south, Second Floor hallway south, Third Floor hallway south
Vending Type: snacks, beverages
Location: First Floor Gold Brew Kiosk area
Vending Type: Coffee
Location: Second Floor Quantitative Skills Center
Vending Type: snacks, beverages
Location: Third Floor across from UW2-221
Vending Type: beverage
Location: First Floor elevator area
Vending Type: snacks
Location: Third Floor elevator area
Vending Type: beverages
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