Marquette is thankful for its many outstanding retail tenants on campus that add vibrancy to our campus and enhance our students’ experience.
During the summer months when on-campus foot traffic is lower, please consider these businesses when looking for individual or team lunches, student incentives, giveaways and gift cards — and don’t forget to show your support all year long. These businesses are invested in our Marquette campus community, and we appreciate the support of staff, faculty and students.
7-Eleven (1624 W. Wells St.) 1624 W Wells St in MILWAUKEE, WI | 7-Eleven
7/11 is a convenience store that sells food, snacks, and hot and cold beverages 24/7. On a hot day, snag one of 7/11’s signature Slurpees.
Ardmore Salon (1627 W. Wells Street)
Need a fresh haircut, color, beard trim, tan or manicure? You can get it done right here on campus at Ardmore Salon.
Auntie Annie’s and Jamba Juice (1614 W. Wisconsin Ave)
The campus community can get its share of soft pretzels, lemonade, smoothies and juices in one place right on Wisconsin Avenue.
Bob’s Barber Shop (located in Straz Tower)
Bob’s began in Straz Tower in 1993 and remains a classic, family-owned barbershop to this day.
The Book Marq (818 N 16th.)
Best known for textbooks and other course materials, the Book Marq also has a wide variety of Marquette branded apparel, merchandise, and school supplies.
Cousins Subs (1612 W. Wisconsin Ave.)
Founded in Milwaukee in 1972, Cousins Subs has expanded to over 100 locations in the Midwest. Cousins offers hot and cold subs, milkshakes, fries, mac and cheese, and cheese curds.
Gordo’s Bubble Waffles (1633 W. Wells St.)
Gordo’s Bubble Waffles offers bubble waffles topped with a variety of ingredients, along with mini pancakes, waffle sticks and house-made ice cream.
Jimmy John’s (1532 W. Wells St.)
Jimmy John’s offers hot and cold subs, wraps, chips and cookies for both delivery and pickup.
Maki Yaki (1616 W. Wisconsin Ave.)
A Japanese grill, Maki Yaki offers teriyaki bowls, fried rice, noodles, sushi and boba tea.
Murphy’s Irish Pub (1615 W. Wells St.)
One of two popular bars on campus, Murphy’s Irish Pub has been a Marquette mainstay since 1996. Remember, students must be 21 years old to legally enter and are reminded to drink responsibly.
Oakberry (1528 W. Wells St.)
Founded in Brazil, Oakberry offers customizable açaí bowls and smoothies made with an açaí base and a variety of fruit, granola and nut toppings.
Papa John’s (1611 W. Wells St.)
Papa John’s offers delivery and carry out pizza, as well as wings, bowls, breadsticks and more.
Sendik’s Fresh2GO (824 N. 16th St.)
Sendik’s Fresh2GO follows an innovative, small-store-format model for groceries and features healthy snacks, single-serve meals and fresh produce.
Starbucks (1610 W. Wisconsin Ave.)
You can stop by for a quick and much-needed caffeine boost or hang out to get work done in Starbucks. Hot and cold drinks, breakfast sandwiches and bakery items are all available.
Qdoba Mexican Eats (803 N. 16th St.)
Load up on Mexican-inspired food at Qdoba, including burritos, tacos, quesadillas, nachos and, of course, chips and queso.
Real Chili (1625 W. Wells St.)
A true Marquette tradition, Real Chili began in 1931 when Francis Honish opened a nine-stool bartop in the Jesuit residence to share his take on a Wisconsin staple of spicy meat ladled over noodles and beans. They even have a Marquette special on the menu.
Union Sports Annex (804 N. 16th St.)
The Union Sports Annex, a 24,000-square-foot complex at the heart of campus, includes a restaurant, bowling center and sport court, as well as some stellar Marquette memorabilia.
Wok on Campus (1617 W. Wells St.)
Wok on Campus offers a variety of Chinese dishes, including chicken fried rice and orange chicken, alongside American favorites such as burgers and fries.
