IF YOU HAVE A
UNT MEALPLAN

IF YOU DO
NOT HAVE A
UNT MEALPLAN

Icing on the Cake
UNT’s all-you-can-eat cafeterias definitely have their perks, but eat anywhere over 200 times in one semester and you’re going to want a change. That’s where we come in. With Mean Greenbacks, you can grab a Chick-fil-A® sandwich or some Jazzman’s gourmet coffee when you’re craving something different.

The process is simple. Open an account with us and deposit $50 or more. We load the money onto your student ID and immediately you are ready to pick up food from any of our 14 restaurants on campus. Swipe your ID to pay for your meal, and the money is deducted from your account. You can replenish it at any time or let it empty. If you don’t use all your funds, don’t worry; they’ll be there next semester.

We offer everything from sushi to ice cream so that you can find what’s going to “hit the spot.” And since Mean Greenbacks can only be used for food purchases at our locations, your parents can fund your account knowing that the money won’t be wasted on frivolous purchases.

In light of these situations, we devised Mean Greenbacks–a little program that allows you and your parents to put money aside for your food purchases. If you have little money, your parents can supply funds that can only be used for food. If you have plenty already, you’ll be able to set aside money for food before it’s spent elsewhere.

In essence, this program makes your student ID double as a gift card. Simply create an account with us and deposit money. Then pay for meals at any of our 14 restaurants/convenience stores by swiping your ID (Mean Greenbacks can’t be used anywhere else). The money is deducted from your account, which can be replenished at anytime. Furthermore, you can select plans with dorm cafeteria passes that allow you to enjoy UNT’s all-you-can-eat venues several times throughout the semester.

1) Dumpster diving is dangerous
2) Make money (free bonuses on select plans)
3) Save money (our prices are competitive)
4) Save time (eat on campus, near your classes)
5) Set aside money for food before it's gone
6) Parents know exactly where their money is going