Aggie Cash

Website

http://www.myaggiecash.com/

The Aggie Cash account is located right on the UC Davis ID Card and can be used by students, faculty, and staff. Aggie Cash can be used to eat at popular (and heck, even unpopular) restaurants on and off campus. You can deposit any amount of money into your Aggie Cash account. It can save about 10% at certain places (mainly on campus) and most of the time does not get charged sales tax.

It was formerly known as the Off Campus Meal Plan.

The list of participating on and off campus merchants

• Ben & Jerry's
  

• Bio Brew — On campus
  

• Brenan's Starbucks — On campus
  

• Carl's Jr. — On campus
  

• Cenario's Pizza
  

• Center Court Café — On campus
  

• Ciocolat
  

• Dos Coyotes
  

• El Mariachi
  

• Farmer’s Kitchen Café
  

• Freshens Smoothies — On campus
  

• Genome Center Cafe
  

• The Hotdogger
  

• The Junction —On Campus
  

• Med Sci Cafe — On campus
  

• Papa John's
  

• Pita Pit
  

• Pizza Hut Express — On campus
  

• The Posh Bagel
  

• Silo 2
  

• Silo Pub and Cafe — On campus
  

• Starbucks — On campus (Only the "licensed" one at the ARC)
  

• SubCity — On campus
  

• Subway
  

• Sudwerk
  

• Taco Bell Express — On campus
  

• Woodstock's Pizza
  

• Westlate IGA Market 5% Student Discount

Comments:

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12/11/07 Is this page really up to date? I have a meal plan and occasionally convert swipes to aggie cash; I went to pita pit once and they would not accept it for whatever reason, I think woodstocks did the same to me too. An up to date page on currently accepting eateries would be nice. -JeffreyOropeza

• It's up to you to do it, same as every other thing on the wiki.
  

2008-04-08 16:29:42   I'd like an update as well —AnnaF

• Somebody needs to do it... somebody just like you!
  

2008-12-06 08:14:43   I don't get the point of this. It may make sense if, say, putting $10 on the card gave $13 in aggie cash, but how is this any different from a debit card?? —RohiniJasavala

2008-12-07 17:24:23   aggie cash at the subway by the train station has a machine that doesnt work according to the guy there anyways too. But you can get discounts places with aggie cash, so its different than a debit card —AnnaF

2009-11-17 12:34:33   Are you sure you guys have Aggie Cash, not Gold Plus? —maranda

• I'm pretty sure that is the confusion. It is annoying how the Gold Plus was advertised as Aggie Cash at some point. —hankim
  

• Yeah, is there a Gold Plus page? Maybe that would help clear up some confusion. —maranda