Dining and Nightlife Near The Standard at Syracuse

The Standard at Syracuse, at 910 Madison St., is positioned at the corner of Madison Street and University Avenue along the northern edge of Syracuse University’s main campus. Marshall Street, the main commercial strip serving SU students, runs one block south and connects directly to South Crouse Avenue, which extends the dining and bar options farther down the hill. Multiple restaurant options are available within a 2-minute walk of the property’s doors, meaning more time spent on assignments and social life.

What Restaurants Are Within Walking Distance of The Standard at Syracuse?

Bleu Monkey Cafe, Cuse Gourmet Deli and Cafe, Chipotle Mexican Grill, Varsity Pizza, and Hot Pot Lu Lu are all within a 3-minute walk of The Standard at Syracuse, spread across Marshall Street and South Crouse Avenue.

Restaurants within walking distance of The Standard at Syracuse:

  • Bleu Monkey Cafe: 163 Marshall St., 0.1 miles, 2-minute walk: Japanese menu of sushi rolls, bento boxes, noodle bowls, rice dishes, and poke bowls, with indoor and outdoor seating; open for lunch and dinner
  • Cuse Gourmet Deli and Cafe: 123 Marshall St., 0.1 miles, 2-minute walk: 24-hour deli serving sandwiches, wraps, burgers, breakfast items, and smoothies; halal ingredients; the only 24/7 food option on Marshall Street
  • Chipotle Mexican Grill: 129 Marshall St., 0.1 miles, 2-minute walk: fast-casual Mexican with customizable burritos, burrito bowls, tacos, and salads; open daily 10:45 a.m.-9 p.m.
  • Varsity Pizza: 802 S Crouse Ave., 0.1 miles, 3-minute walk: pizza, wings, deli sandwiches, and wraps, family-owned and operating on the SU Hill since 1926, open Monday through Friday with outdoor seating
  • Hot Pot Lu Lu: 713 S Crouse Ave., 0.1 miles, 3-minute walk: Szechuan and hot pot restaurant with noodle soups, lo mein, fried rice, cold appetizers, and milk tea; dine-in and takeout

Bleu Monkey Cafe on Marshall Street covers students looking for a sit-down meal with a wide-ranging Japanese menu, from specialty sushi rolls to curry dishes over rice. Cuse Gourmet Deli and Cafe fills the late-night gap that most Marshall Street restaurants leave open: its 24-hour operation draws students returning from evening events and anyone needing food outside standard dining hours. Chipotle keeps lines moving efficiently and is a reliable option for students on a time crunch between classes or commitments. Varsity Pizza on South Crouse Avenue has operated on the hill for close to a century, with a broad counter-service menu of pizza, wings, and deli items. Hot Pot Lu Lu, a half block farther south on Crouse, offers a distinct change of pace with Szechuan-style hot pot noodles and cold appetizers suited to a longer, group-style meal.

Are There Convenience Stores Near The Standard at Syracuse?

Yes, two convenience stores are within 0.2 miles of The Standard at Syracuse, a 4-minute walk on South Crouse Avenue.

Convenience stores within walking distance of The Standard at Syracuse:

  • SU Corner Market: 701 S Crouse Ave., 0.2 miles, 4-minute walk: campus convenience store with grocery staples, snacks, beverages, and beer; open daily 9 a.m.-midnight
  • CVS Pharmacy: 700 S Crouse Ave., 0.2 miles, 4-minute walk: full-service pharmacy with household essentials, personal care, over-the-counter medications, and snacks; open Monday through Friday 7:30 a.m.-10 p.m., Saturday and Sunday 9 a.m.-10 p.m.

SU Corner Market’s midnight closing makes it one of the later-running options on South Crouse Avenue for students who need to restock after evening plans. CVS, directly across the street, covers prescription pickups, personal care items, and household supplies on the same four-minute walk from Madison Street.

What Bars and Nightlife Are Within Walking Distance of The Standard at Syracuse?

Faegan’s Cafe & Pub and Orange Crate Brewing Company are within a 3-minute walk of The Standard at Syracuse on South Crouse Avenue, and Harvey’s Garden is a 3-minute drive east on East Water Street.

Bars within walking distance of The Standard at Syracuse:

  • Faegan’s Cafe & Pub: 734 S Crouse Ave., 0.1 miles, 3-minute walk: family-owned pub with an extensive draft beer list, pub food menu, seasonal patio seating, and Wednesday Flip Night; open Tuesday through Saturday evenings
  • Orange Crate Brewing Company: 731 S Crouse Ave., 0.1 miles, 3-minute walk: sports bar and brewpub with house-brewed beers, pub fare including wings and burgers, multiple screens for game viewing, open daily 11 a.m.-2 a.m.
  • Harvey’s Garden: 1200 E. Water St., 0.7 miles, 3-minute drive: food truck park and beer hall with a self-pour craft beer wall, indoor picnic tables, outdoor seating, lawn games, and a quieter upstairs area with board games

Faegan’s Cafe & Pub and Orange Crate Brewing Company are directly across from each other on South Crouse Avenue, three minutes from The Standard at Syracuse on foot.

Faegan’s draws students looking for a wide draft beer selection in a lower-key pub setting. Wednesday Flip Night, where the bar flips a coin on any draught order, runs weekly and consistently brings in a crowd by mid-evening. The pub food menu runs through the dinner hour, and the kitchen sources ingredients locally.

Orange Crate, across the street, runs in a more open sports bar format with house beers, a full pub food menu, and seating oriented toward game-day viewing. The bar is open daily from 11 a.m. to 2 a.m., making it one of the latest-closing options on South Crouse Avenue.

Harvey’s Garden is a different, laid-back vibe, with large indoor seating and plenty of space to catch up with friends after class.

How Close Is Fraternity Housing to The Standard at Syracuse?

IFC fraternity houses at Syracuse University are privately owned and concentrated along Comstock Avenue and Walnut Avenue on the south and east sides of campus, a nine-minute walk from The Standard at Syracuse.

The Comstock Avenue and Walnut Avenue houses represent the main concentration of IFC fraternity chapter houses at SU. Greek Week, Homecoming events, and chapter social gatherings draw students to the Comstock and Walnut area throughout the semester.

SU’s Panhellenic sororities do not maintain residential chapter houses, in keeping with New York State law, so social events hosted by sorority chapters typically take place in on-campus facilities or other venues rather than dedicated chapter houses.

Dining and Nightlife Near SU at The Standard at Syracuse

Residents at The Standard at Syracuse reach Marshall Street’s deli, sushi, and fast-casual restaurants in 2 minutes on foot, with bar access on South Crouse Avenue on the same walk. Harvey’s Garden on East Water Street offers an alternative destination at 0.7 miles for students who want a food truck park and self-pour beer hall format away from the immediate campus strip.

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