moroccan food tour rabat

Street food and sheep brains: A Moroccan Food Tour in Rabat

By: Author Brittany

Posted on Last updated: February 8, 2019

When I think about Morocco, the flavorful tagines, spiced olives, and juicy fruit prick my tastebuds as I dream of the country I’ve grown to love. However, warnings of street food have left me with a hole in my experience, never getting a chance to savor flavors as a true Moroccan during my two weeks in Morocco . Enter Moroccan Food Tour .

Started by Mohamed and Omar 14 months ago, they’ve recently completed their 400th tour in Rabat, Fes, Casablanca, Marrakech Tangier and Tetoun. With opportunities to participate in a food tour, cooking class, or experience a home-cooked meal, there’s something for every craving.

On my first full day in Rabat , I arrived at the tour’s meeting point ready to get a taste of Morocco’s capital city. Mohamed met us with a big smile on his face and a timeline of Morocco’s history in his hands. We referred to the map throughout the tour as we learned about different foodie, cultural and architectural influences.

As we made our way though the cobblestone streets, we visited a spice shop, learned about the ingredients of a true Moroccan mint tea, saw black soap (used at a hammam) and found out exactly what these little red pots are for (hint: it’s cosmetic).

Visiting the community baker, we learned that these shops once filled the needs of the entire neighborhood, baking dough brought by the families who lived nearby without ovens of their own. These bakeries are always located near a mosque or hammam, which use the oven’s fire as a heat source for the bath and ritual water. Today, families have their own ovens, and the community baker makes and bakes bread to sell to locals and tourists.

In the souk, shop after shop offered textiles, shoes or clay tagines. In one shop, two gentlemen played a board game as we stopped to admire the work of one of the last two bone artisans in Rabat. If you happen to see yellow markings on the jewelry (like the third keychain in the photo below), you can be sure that this bone was once in a tagine pot, flavored with turmeric before being polished into its final form and sold for 20-30dhs.

Stepping back in time, we entered the Oudayas Kasbah, the oldest part of Rabat. The one-time fishing village is a maze of blue and white walls, a mini Chefchaouen. On these streets, we took advantage of Mohamed’s National Geographic award-winning photography skills and went on a little photo shoot of the beautiful kasbah.

Photo Credit: Mohamed of Moroccan Food Tour

Most tours would include dinner at a restaurant and dessert in the kasbah, but Mohamed saw on my Instagram story that we visited his restaurant of choice, Dar El Medina, on our first day and arranged a special surprise ending to the tour.

A short  Careem (ride-share app similar to Uber that’s popular in the Middle East, Africa, and South Asia) later, we arrived at Mohamed’s home, where his mother had prepared an incredible meal for us. We didn’t speak the same language, but understood the worldwide mother/son relationship as she lovingly scolded him for being an hour late. (At least we got some amazing photos!!) But as we reminisced on the beautiful day we’d had, the mussel tagine, zaalouk, taktouka, and fish tasted absolutely delicious.

We finished the day with a traditional dessert: carrots in orange juice with cinnamon. I’d seen it on many menus, but never gave it a try. Now that I know what I’m missing, my first time won’t be the last.

Of all the food tours I’ve taken around the world, the  Moroccan Food Tour  in Rabat provides a glimpse into the culture of the community and the life of a local in a way that’s unparalleled. With at least six tastings, lunch or dinner in a restaurant riad and a fun, knowledgable official tour guide, joining the Old Town Rabat tour will be the best  € 40 you spend in Morocco.

If you’re visiting other cities Morocco, be sure to check out tours, cooking classes and gourmet foodie experiences with Moroccan Food Tour for a true taste of the culture. And if you’re planning a big Morocco trip, check out my  two week Morocco itinerary !

Note: I was invited to join the Rabat tour as a guest of Moroccan Food Tour. As always, all opinions are my own and I won’t recommend anything to you that’s not awesome!

Pin this post!

Michael Johny Smith

Sunday 20th of November 2022

The city's street food scene is vibrant and diverse, offering a variety of dishes to try. And while some of these may not be to everyone's taste, they're definitely worth trying if you're looking to experience the true flavor of Morocco.

yumnomad.com

• Destinations
• Experiences

Rabat Food Tour

Duration :   4 hours, the price :    55.00 $, max people :    10, start location:   rabat ville train station, make your booking.

Quantity :  

Experience the vibrant flavors of Morocco’s capital city, Rabat, on a captivating food tour that blends history, culture, and gastronomy. Our Rabat Food Tour is a gastronomic journey that takes you through the city’s charming streets, uncovering its culinary treasures and rich heritage.

Immerse yourself in the bustling markets, hidden eateries, and local hangouts that define Rabat’s culinary landscape. Led by passionate local guides, this tour offers a unique opportunity to not only taste the diverse flavors of Moroccan cuisine but also to understand the stories behind each dish.

Our local guides are passionate storytellers who bring Rabat’s history and flavors to life. With a deep knowledge of the city’s culinary heritage, they’ll share anecdotes and anecdotes that add depth to your experience.

The Rabat Food Tour isn’t just a gastronomic journey; it’s an immersion into the heart of Rabat’s culture and identity. As you savor the intricate flavors, you’ll discover that Rabat’s cuisine is more than just a meal – it’s a reflection of its people, history, and the soul of Morocco.

Schedule Details

Ancient medina discovery.

Begin your adventure in the heart of Rabat's ancient medina. Traverse its narrow alleys and bustling squares, stopping at food stalls that have been serving locals for generations.

Market Vibrancy

Explore the vibrant marketplaces, where colorful displays of spices, fruits, and vegetables create a feast for the senses. Engage with vendors, learn about indigenous ingredients, and witness the pulse of daily life.

Tradition Meets Modernity

Delve into a culinary fusion as you savor traditional dishes with contemporary twists. Discover how Rabat's chefs creatively reinterpret classic Moroccan recipes using modern techniques.

Local Teahouse Experience

Immerse yourself in Moroccan tea culture at a local teahouse. Sip on fragrant mint tea and savor it alongside a selection of traditional Moroccan pastries.

Hidden Culinary Gems

Venture beyond tourist paths to discover hidden eateries favored by locals. From hole-in-the-wall joints to cozy cafes, you'll experience authentic Rabat flavors in unfiltered settings.

What is the Rabat Food Tour?

The Rabat Food Tour is a guided culinary adventure that immerses you in Rabat's diverse food scene, from vibrant markets to hidden eateries, offering a taste of Moroccan gastronomy.

How long does the Rabat food tour last?

The tour typically spans around 4 hours, during which you'll explore Rabat's culinary highlights, indulge in tastings, and gain insights into the city's food culture.

What types of dishes can I expect to try?

You'll have the opportunity to savor a variety of dishes, ranging from traditional Moroccan classics like tagines and couscous to contemporary reinterpretations that reflect Rabat's modern culinary scene.

Is the Rabat Food Tour suitable for dietary preferences or restrictions?

Absolutely. Our tour can accommodate dietary preferences, including vegetarian options and certain restrictions. Just let us know in advance to ensure a tailored experience.

Are there any extra costs during the tour?

The tour covers the food tastings and guided experience. However, any personal purchases, souvenirs, or additional items you choose to order are not included in the tour price.

What should I bring to the Rabat Food Tour?

Comfortable walking shoes, a curious palate, and a camera to capture the vibrant moments of your culinary journey. Come with an appetite for exploring Rabat's culinary delights!

What's Included

• Welcome Drinks

What's Excluded

• Airport Transfer
• Outing Ticket

Location Map

Why book with us.

• Immerse yourself in Rabats food scene, from bustling markets to hidden gems.
• Indulge in a variety of dishes, from traditional classics to modern interpretations.
• Learn the stories and origins behind each dish, gaining a deeper understanding of Moroccan culture.
• Our knowledgeable guides share their expertise in both food and Rabats history.
• Dietary preferences and restrictions are accommodated, ensuring a tailored experience.
• Venture off the beaten path to discover local eateries cherished by Rabats residents.
• Create lasting memories of Rabats culinary treasures, its people, and its soul.

Got a Question?

• Do not hesitage to give us a call. We are an expert team and we are happy to talk to you.
• +212666941294
• [email protected]

Meet our guide

Review form.

Please provide your feedback below

How do you rate to the this tour?

Embarking on the Rabat food tour organized by Yumnomad was an absolute delight that tickled my taste buds and left me craving for more. From the moment I joined the tour, I was swept away by the vibrant atmosphere and the tantalizing aromas that filled the air. Our guide, Rachid, led us on a gastronomic journey through the heart of Rabat’s culinary scene, unveiling a treasure trove of flavors that I never knew existed.

Our Rabat food tour  was a culinary adventure of a lifetime that left me with a newfound appreciation for Moroccan cuisine and culture. If you’re ready to embark on a flavor-packed journey that will leave your senses buzzing, don’t miss out on this exceptional experience!

You may like Tour

Marrakech food tour, fes food tour, tangier food tour, casablanca food tour, insert/edit link.

Enter the destination URL

Or link to existing content

Moroccan Food Tour in Rabat

Availability

Important details, moroccan food tour in rabat highlights, why we chose this tour.

The best way to discover Rabat is through its food scene and that’s exactly what you’ll be doing on our Moroccan Food Tour in Rabat. We handpick our guides thanks to their enthusiasm and knowledge. We want you to feel like you’re being shown around Rabat by an old friend, rather than just a guide. We always keep our groups small and intimate and thus, there is some customization and personalization allowed on these tours. The restaurant is a particular delight; well known for being an excellent choice and far away from the tourist traps. A delightful way to spend a few hours.

• We hand-pick each tour and experience which we offer
• Led by a true local expert full of passion
• Hassle-free experience promise. We take care of everything so you just have to enjoy
• Great memories and the best stories guaranteed
• Easy booking, easy cancelation and best price guaranteed
• Small Group Size

Moroccan Food Tour in Rabat Itinerary

11:00/17:00 - pickup from rabat.

• Meet your local guide at a centralized location in Rabat (Gare Rabat Ville - Mohamed V Avenue)

Guided Food Tour of Rabat & Lunch

• Meet your local guide and head to Rabat's Medina.
• You'll have the opportunity to try (at least) 6 different snacks and drinks at different stalls in the Medina. Each one is operated by a local chef with years of experience.
• Listen to your guide as he tells you tales and anecdotes of Morocco's food scene, as well as explaining each dish's ingredients.
• Finish up at the Medin and head to a local restaurant for a 2-course lunch or dinner within a gorgeous Riad.

15:00/21:00 - Drop off at Rabat

• You will be dropped off at the same location you were picked up from.

If you have any questions about our Moroccan Food Tour in Rabat, please contact us. Our team is standing by and will be happy to help

Book Moroccan Food Tour in Rabat as a private tour, and customize the itinerary and locations for yourself, your family or a small group.

Related Tours and Experiences

Middle Atlas Tour from Fez

Insider Fez Private City Tour

Chefchaouen Tour from Fez

Moroccan Cooking Class in Fez

Moroccan Cooking Class in Chefchaouen

Moroccan Cooking Class in Rabat

Moroccan Food Tour in Casablanca

Moroccan Food Tour in Chefchaouen

Moroccan Food Tour in Tangier

Moroccan Cooking Class in Tangier

Moroccan Food Tour

• See all photos

Rabat Food Tour in the Old Town

Rabat Food Tour Like a Local

Rabat Family Cooking Class

Most Recent: Reviews ordered by most recent publish date in descending order.

Detailed Reviews: Reviews ordered by recency and descriptiveness of user-identified themes such as waiting time, length of visit, general tips, and location information.

Moroccan Food Tour - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (2024)

Rabat Food Tour

A walking tour exploring Moroccan food in Rabat

On this food tour you’ll be guided through the streets of Rabat, sampling a selection of traditional Moroccan gastronomy. the walking tour will wind down avenues, past buildings with French style architecture, stopping at various food stalls on your way to the old Medina. Your guide will provide you with insight and anecdotes as you taste the local cuisines on offer. You’ll end your tour at the Kasbah of the Oudayas fortress, with a final tasting of traditional Moroccan mint tea and almond cookies dessert.

What's included

• Guide services
• Bottled water
• Two-course lunch or dinner
• All taxes, fees and handling charges
• Coffee and/or tea

What's Not Included

• Alcoholic drinks
• Hotel pickup and drop-off

Accessibility

• Public transit links nearby

Health & Safety

• Requires a moderate level of physical fitness

Restrictions

• Comfortable footwear is recommended.

Languages spoken by guide

Additional information.

Please advise any specific dietary requirements at time of booking.

Vegetarian/Vegan options are available, please advise at time of booking if required.

Bring your ticket with you to the attraction.

Be aware that operators may cancel for unforeseen reasons.

You must be 18 years or older, or be accompanied by an adult, to book.

Operated by Moroccan Food Tour

Itinerary information

User ratings, what guests loved most, frequently asked questions, how do i book a ticket.

Select a date and time.

Choose the number of tickets.

Click through to the next page and enter your personal details.

After entering your personal details, select your payment method and enter your payment details.

Once you’ve entered your payment details successfully, you'll be redirected to your ticket page where you can check the status and details of your reservations.

You'll receive a confirmation email once the reservation is confirmed with the attraction operator. This could take some time based on the supplier.

You can view your tickets in your confirmation email or the Booking and Trips section of your account.

When do I pay?

Booking.com collects payment on behalf of the attraction operator when you book your ticket.

How do digital tickets work?

Each digital ticket contains a unique code. This is usually a QR or numerical code, but could be something else and can be found on your ticket or the PDF sent to you.

If your digital ticket contains a barcode or QR code, show it to the staff at the attraction's entrance or ticket collection point for them to scan.

For those with numerical codes, show your ticket to staff for verification.

Can I cancel or modify my tickets?

You’ll need to check the policy on the specific ticket you book. Last-minute bookings might not have free cancellation available.

When will I get my free cancellation refund?

After you cancel, we'll issue a full refund immediately. Depending on your bank or payment provider, it can take 3–10 days to be refunded to your original payment method.

Tickets and prices

Rabat Food Tour

About this activity.

Smartphone tickets accepted

• Your booking is confirmed instantly
• This activity is in your language
• This option has FREE cancellation: book it without any risk!

Experience Highlights

Take a gastronomic tour of the ancient city of Rabat. It will allow you to taste the Moroccan cuisine, while exploring the narrow streets of the Medina and discovering the rich history and culture of the city thanks to your guide. In addition, you will enjoy a two-course lunch or dinner.

• Discover Moroccan cuisine on a gastronomic tour of the ancient city of Rabat.
• Explore the Medina and its narrow streets full of history and culture.
• Taste the local food and enjoy lunch or dinner.

What’s included

• Gastronomic tour in Rabat
• Bottled water
• 2-course lunch or dinner

Select participants and date

Step by step.

Discover the gastronomy of Rabat on this 3-hour gastronomic tour. Immerse yourself in Moroccan culinary culture as you explore the narrow alleys and bustling markets of the Medina. Accompanied by an expert local guide, you will visit various food stalls and traditional restaurants, where you can sample Moroccan dishes.

In addition to enjoying the food, you will also have the opportunity to learn about Moroccan culture and traditions. Your guide will share with you fascinating stories about the history of Rabat and take you to visit emblematic sites, such as the Kasbah of the Udayas.

Enjoy also a two-course lunch or dinner, where you will have the opportunity to eat the most typical dishes in an activity for small groups of maximum 12 people.

• A Alia 5 (0 Reviews) ¡Qué viaje tan delicioso! La comida era auténtica y rica, pero lo que realmente me robó el corazón fueron esos dulces marroquíes, ¡simplemente irresistibles!
• J Julio 5 (0 Reviews) Una experiencia culinaria inolvidable, llena de sabores auténticos y un paseo fascinante por la tradición gastronómica local.
• S Sara 5 (0 Reviews) ¡Un festín para los sentidos! La comida deliciosa y la gente super amigable, le doy un 9 de 10.
• A Alexis 5 (0 Reviews) Increíble experiencia culinaria que te sumerge en la cultura marroquí, aunque el recorrido podría ser un poco más detallado.

Departure and Return

Other things you should know.

• Not adapted for wheelchair users
• Specify any specific dietary requirements when making a reservation.
• Vegetarian/vegan option available
• There will be a maximum of 12 travelers on the tour or activity.

Cancellation Policy

Other activities in rabat.

Rabat Moroccan Cooking Class

Rabat Bouregreg River Traditional Boat Ride

Rabat Guided Tour

Chefchaouen Day Trip from Rabat

Select your language

Argentina (USD)

Brasil (USD)

Canada (CAD)

Colombia (USD)

Denmark (DKK)

Deutschland (EUR)

España (EUR)

Finland (EUR)

France (EUR)

India (INR)

Italia (EUR)

Japan (JPY)

Malaysia (MYR)

México (USD)

Nederland (EUR)

Norway (NOK)

Portugal (EUR)

Sweden (SEK)

United Arab Emirates (AED)

United Kingdom (GBP)

United States (USD)

RABAT FOOD TOUR WITH A FAMILY MEAL

Rabat food tour with a local family, rabat food tour in a local market and a meal with a family.

Routes suggested by MOROCCAN FOOD TOUR are a perfect introduction to the history, culture traditions and especially Moroccan gastronomy . During your Tour with our licensed passionate tour guide , you will have the opportunity to taste many classics of Moroccan cuisine and a wide choice of local products while taking advantage of many explanations and anecdotes about the city and the products tasted. Feel free to ask your questions and share your culinary experiences. The more you interact, the more you will discover! As its name indicates, this experience is far from being a simple walking guided tour , it will be combined with more than 06 tasting stops as well as a main meal. you will try and taste dishes that characterize the local cuisine and part of the culinary history of Morocco . The tasting program can change according to the season and / or according to your desires or food choices, and we can guarantee hight quality foods from carefully chosen food stalls , local chefs that knows what they're doing with many years of experience.

More than 6 food savoring stops

you will try local products from our carefully chosen food stalls, clean, fresh & healthy ... we will break the language barrier and explain about the ingredients and the culture behind each dish

Official Tour Guide

We choose carefully our tour guides, they are passionate foodies and knowledgeable about their city, they will explain about food history and culture ...

Perfect culture introduction

We believe that food is a main component of the culture, more than that our tours will include always an important side of the culture and history with many stories and anecdotes about the city

Vegetarian Friendly

some of our the food stops are already vegetarian, but We can also provide a full vegetarian tour for any participant, even with mixed group where you will have as many tasting stops as the meat eaters.

Tour Itinerary

Meeting Point :Terminus Tramway Hôpital Moulay Youssef

Depends on the availability the choices are : Yogurt, Biscuits, Dattes, Sardines, Chabakia, Sfinj, Olives, Family meal …

Full Menu Lunch or Diner in a local house

Tripadviser Reviews

More experiences.

Check out more of what you can do with us, all our experiences are crafted to cherish your curiosity and show you some of the hidden gems of Morocco

RABAT COOKING CLASS

45 € / person

RABAT FAMILY COOKING CLASS

THE 10 BEST Rabat Food & Drink Tours

Food & drink tours in rabat.

• Cooking Classes
• Coffee & Tea Tours
• Wine Tours & Tastings
• Beer Tastings & Tours
• Distillery Tours
• Farmers Markets
• Up to 1 hour
• 1 to 4 hours
• 4 hours to 1 day
• 5.0 of 5 bubbles
• 4.0 of 5 bubbles & up
• 3.0 of 5 bubbles & up
• 2.0 of 5 bubbles & up
• Traveling Spoon
• Kasbah des Oudaias
• Marouane Yazane
• The ranking of tours, activities, and experiences available on Tripadvisor is determined by several factors including the revenue generated by Tripadvisor from these bookings, the frequency of user clicks, and the volume and quality of customer reviews. Occasionally, newly listed offerings may be prioritized and appear higher in the list. The specific placement of these new listings may vary.

1. Rabat Food Tour Like a Local

2. Rabat Family Cooking Class

3. Join Best Moroccan Cooking Class with Chef Khadija ( Over 35 years Experience )

4. Morocco Vineyard Visit and Gourmet Tours

5. 9 Day Tour from Casablanca via Chefchaouen, Fez, Marrakech & Desert

6. Traditional Moroccan Cooking Class in Rabat with a Local Family

7. 3-Hour Baking Class of Moroccan Pastry in Agdal Riyad

8. Small Group Cooking Classes with Tour of Rabat

9. Learn to Make an Authentic Tajine with a Local in his Rabat Home

10. Rabat Tasting Tour in the Old Town

11. Private Market Tour and Authentic Moroccan Cooking Lesson with a Rabat Local

Keep the fun going with other experiences in the area.

Old local Market visit+Moroccan cooking class with a local family

Cook Moroccan Food & Try on Traditional Clothes like a local

Casablanca Food Tour - Moroccan Street Food Tour

Casablanca and Morocco Shared Walking Tour with Licensed Guide

Casablanca Food Tour

Couscous Cooking with a Local Family

Experience Moroccan Cuisine - Private Market Tour & Cooking Class with Transfers

6-Hour Private Casablanca Market Tour + Cooking Class with Chamsi

Private Moroccan Cooking Class with a Casablanca Local Chamsi

Casablanca Food Tour - Marché Central & Seafood Lunch

12-Day Private Tour in Morocco with Food and Wine

Local Experience on Foot in Casablanca

Casablanca Market and Street Food Walking Tour

Flavors of Morocco Food Tour in Casablanca

Private cooking Class in Casa by Traditional Lady +Free transport

3-Hour Private Casablanca Authentic Home Dining Experience

Casablanca Night Tour

5 Hour Private Casablanca Cooking Class and Food Experience

What travelers are saying.

• Rabat Food Tour in the Old Town
• Join Best Moroccan Cooking Class with Chef Khadija ( Over 35 years Experience )
• Rabat Food Tour Like a Local
• Private Rabat Guided Day Excursion from Casablanca
• Small Group Cooking Classes with Tour of Rabat
• Premium Transfers and Tours
• Tariq Bin Ziyad Tour Maroko
• Amazing Amazigh Tours
• Karim mourad

• Investigative
• Print Edition
• Submit a Tip

Ruminations from Rabat: On ‘Morocco time’

A Moroccan artisanal carpet weaving room is pictured.

When first I arrived in Rabat I was warned about “Morocco time,” which is used to describe the common Moroccan  habit of always being late or doing things last minute.                                

Many cultures have similar reputations of tardiness as a result of their collective easygoing attitude. Morocco , however, is different; behind “Morocco time” is a very specific culture of care and intentionality.                                                

Take Ramadan, for example. While most other Islamic countries announce the dates of Ramadan in advance to allow for people to plan ahead, Morocco enlists experts at 270 observation points to visually identify the crescent moon so that Ramadan in Morocco can wholly follow Islamic tradition. When the experts see the first sliver of the waxing crescent moon and cross check it with astronomical calculations, Morocco announces that Ramadan has begun.  Once the moon completes an entire cycle and the waxing crescent can be seen again, it means Ramadan has ended.                                                

It’s hard for an American accustomed to a culture of strict, planned timing for the sake of productivity, to get used to such practice. But it is also a struggle for Moroccans. The days leading up to the announcement are filled with anticipation; Ramadan takes a lot of planning so it can be difficult to figure out logistics, or even mentally prepare without knowing when the holiday will start and end.                                                

We knew, for example, that we would have a break from school for Eid-al-Fitr. But without knowing the date of Eid, we couldn’t yet make travel plans. The only thing we could do was wait until the day of Eid to find out if we were going to get Friday off. Then, along with the rest of the country, we scrambled to book transportation and accommodations before they ran out.

When you don’t know when Ramadan will start or end, when you are forced to adapt to an unforeseen natural schedule, you learn to be present. This is, after all, how Ramadan is supposed to be celebrated.                                                

Moroccans have perfected the craft of living in the moment —  living with intentionality.                

Last week I was in Fez with my study abroad cohort for a group trip. While we were there, we got the chance to take a carpet weaving class run by Moroccan artisans. They showed us the carpet weaving process in which we had to sit for hours, meticulously following the patterns of this traditional handicraft. We were only supposed to be there for a few hours, but it took much longer and was much harder work than we expected. We ended up staying for a total of seven hours, during which the artisans fed us iftar, let us listen to music and helped us through the more technical difficulties of carpet weaving. At the end, we each got to go home with little carpets not much larger than the size of my palm.

These Moroccan artisans allowed us to stay so that we could experience how much work truly goes into carpet weaving and other artisanal products. We gained respect for their craft by fully committing to the process without being subject to time constraints.

This intentionality and present-driven attitude is precisely to thank for the infamous “Moroccan time” trope. And it is also one of my favorite things about Morocco.

G.C. in D.C.: Tales from the Swamp: Prime-time entertainment in the heart of the city

Dreamworks: The playwright

Moments ‘til Madness: A new era of college basketball

Tufts accepts 10% of applicants to class of 2028, imposter april fools’ email announces kumar’s death, editorial: the daily’s 2024 declassified tufts survival guide, tufts’ cost of attendance reaches record-breaking $92,167 for upcoming academic year, hodgdon food-on-the-run cracks down on student theft.