Frequently asked questions about the Upay Meal Plan. What is the Upay Meal Plan The meal plan allowance accessible by the Upay app provides a monetary balance that can be spent in all participating UoE Catering outlets.This is not a food entitlement and does not guarantee any set number of meals. The monetary balance can be spent at the account holder’s discretion up to the allocated value. Where can I use the Upay Meal Plan BioQuarterNiche, Institute for Regeneration & RepairUsher 1898, Usher Institute Building*Central area40 George Square Café, 40 George Square, George SquareBrücks, Appleton Tower*Canopy Kitchen & Courtyard, Edinburgh Futures InstituteCoffee Cart, Main Library, George SquareCoffee Cart, Paterson’s LandExchange Café, Business School, Buccleuch PlaceLevels Café and LoungeLibrary Café, George SquareQuad Café, Law School, Old CollegeThe Café, Edinburgh College of ArtEaster BushDolly's, Roslin InstituteThe View, Royal (Dick) Veterinary SchoolKing's BuildingsElement Café, Murchison HouseKB Café, Noreen and Kenneth Murray LibraryNucleus, Nucleus Building*The Eng Inn, Hudson Beare Building Pollock HallsArthur's Food & Drink, John McIntyre Conference CentreWestern General HospitalNucleus, Institute of Genetics and Cancer*Only through Upay Order Ahead When is the Meal Plan valid? From 21 September to 4 December 2026No extensions or roll-overs permitted.Funds remaining do not roll over. Where can I get evening meals? Evening Meals can be purchased at the Library Café in George Square up to 9.30pm and Nucleus at King’s Buildings up to 8pm.Other outlets do not offer evening meals as this is outside their operating hours. Who should I contact in case of issues? Any balance issues must be reported to UoE.Cafes@ed.ac.ukPlease include a description of the problem and your student number. Can I get a refund? Cancellation may be requested within 14 days of purchase and full refund given. Any refunds requested thereafter will be declined and no pro-rata refunds will be given.No refunds will be given for unused credit. This article was published on Tuesday 6 October 2026