Update: 11/25/2022 – Survey No Longer Available
Your Dining Voice Survey: Let’s Begin
- Participants must select a location to begin the survey
- The survey provides an email address for support
A chance to review a dining experience should never be left “on the table” (sorry we couldn’t resist). Those who agree (and have recently dined at an Aramark location) can now heed the call to action by taking the Your Dining voice survey. In order to begin, it will first be necessary for the participant to select the location of the experience. While there are many to choose from, the participant can narrow down the options by using the drop down lists to select a country, state/province, city, and location type. Once the location has been confirmed the Next button can be clicked to proceed to the questions. By the way, the survey is only 4 questions long so don’t worry about whether it will fit into the ever so busy schedule.
Aramark in a Nutshell
- Origins of the company date back to the 1930’s and a man selling peanuts from a car
- The company was initially referred to as Automatic Retailers of America (hence the ARA)
- The official name change from Ara Services to Aramark took place in 1994 (good decision)
- The company began its 2nd stint of the New York stock exchange in 2001 (short-lived)
- In 2013 Aramark became only the 4th company in U.S. history to list publicly 3 times
Participants with questions about the Your Dining Voice survey can click the Survey Support link to send an email inquiry. In addition to support link, the survey also provides privacy information under the Privacy Policy link (as does the Tell Tom’s Urban survey).
A Few Places the Your Dining Voice Survey Covers
- Arizona State University – Take a break from the vigorous studying and provide some opinions
- Boulder Community Hospital – For some reason hospitals often serve the best meals
- Coppin State University – The Majestic Eagles fly high on the wings of Aramark catering
Participants with general questions for Aramark can click the Other Contact Info link posted at the bottom of the survey. Once the participant clicks the link, a new page will appear that shows a variety of contact numbers for the company.
Aramark Corporate Offices
- 1101 Market St., Philadelphia, PA 19107
- 215-238-3000
References
Another Chance to Opine
- Try the Buca Cares Survey
I work at the US Bank Offices in Gresham, OR. The staff there is awesome. Terri (“T”) remade my drink after another employee made it incorrectly. I have mostly had good experiences with the staff and location.
I would suggest more training for the new guy Dallin who seems to have trouble with coffee and cashiering.
Thank you,
Jodie
Every time I visit the store on Grambling State University campus Miss Thomasana Williams has a beautiful personality and she is very helpful to me and many other questions that I have to ask; I am so grateful to meet her.
When you go to pay with cash the tills never have enough change
Please offer turkey burgers in the AT&T Cafeteria in Dallas, Tx. Thank you.
I consistently receive very caring and professional service from gret and Scott at the FHR cafeteria in Rosemount Minnesota these 2 guys are awesome please give them recognition and reward for their hard work during this very busy turn around. Where there are both helping many many people and always come through for us.
Cafeteria on Sprint Campus 6360. Sorry to see at sandwich station that chicken salad and tuna salad have not been an option for last several days. If not enough sales, can that be rotated into daily options every week or two?
I would like to have tea served until eleven oclock at night because there is not any tea after 8pm on most nights at the hospital.
We have a cook that does not change his gloves after handeling raw meats.
I work at tinker afb and the food is extremely over priced! Who wants to spend 13 dollars to eat lunch!!
I work at Corning in Wilmington. Tonight security closed the gates to the cafeteria up front. So just FYI, you lost 12 hours of sales for tonight.
I have been a frequent visitor and patient at the Bedford IU Hospital. While the food is fantastic and reasonably priced and I was impressed by menu items and customer service I received while there I have some concerns that are not related to food service but housekeeping. For a hospital it is not very sanitary. The bathrooms are the worst I have seen cleaner toilets’ in outhouses. The sinks are rusted and have lime buildup. There has to be something that can be done to make it appear cleaner.