Yelp recently released its Top 50 Stadium Eats list, highlighting stadiums where fans search for notable game-day food. The list was based on Yelp search data and reviews from people who visit the stadiums regularly.
Sports Illustrated Stadium in Harrison is the only New Jersey venue on the list. Fans can find a wide range of options across multiple vendors. Fútlong Superdog serves all-beef footlong hot dogs, while Arena Gyro offers Mediterranean-style beef and vegan pita wraps. Bodega Bites features gluten-free fried cheese bread, and Brisas Bakery sells chicken, beef, and vegetarian empanadas. The Coop serves buffalo chicken egg rolls, Fun Cones has ice cream waffle bowls, and Petite Greens provides spring salads and other plant-based options. Concession Stand 124 is a fan favorite for loaded fries, chicken sandwiches, and hot dogs.
One reviewer said the aroma of Mexican-style dishes was too hard to resist, while others noted the mix of classic ballpark snacks and more unique offerings. Vegetarian and vegan choices include salads, empanadas, churros, fruit cups, and pretzel knots. Beverages range from bottled water and energy drinks to beer and cocktails. Fans also mentioned the variety of options and reasonable prices as part of the experience.
Game-day food has become an essential part of the stadium experience. From quick bites to full meals, stadium concessions now cater to a variety of tastes and dietary preferences, reflecting broader trends in how fans enjoy sporting events beyond the action on the field.
With so many choices available, there’s something for every fan. Do you agree with Yelp’s pick? What’s your favorite stadium for game-day eats?
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