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Dodger Stadium Food Guide

Dodger Stadium Food Guide

May 8, 2023 by

 

It’s time for Dodger baseball, and any self-respecting LA fan considers themselves at least a little bit of a foodie. Fortunately, the Los Angeles Dodgers offer up some of the best food of any MLB team. This blog below helps answer the question that hungry fans in LA ask: what is the best food at Dodger Stadium? Just keep reading!

Find some of the best Dodger Stadium concessions below. In the meantime, be sure to check out our informative Los Angeles Dodgers Seating Chart Guide. Want to know where to find the best food at Dodger Stadium? Check out the Dodger Stadium food map below!

 

Best Food at Dodger Stadium

Willing to forgo an inning or two of game action in order to wait in line for legitimately good food? Head to Bud and Burgers (Reserve 31). They’ve got a savory Crispy Chicken Sandwich, the best Chicken Tenders plus Fries combo, and sweet treats like soft serve ice cream.

You also want to try the loaded French fry options like the Al Pastor fries below. They provide excellent Dodger Stadium food options for carnivores who want to gussy up the perfect starch base for a long day at the ballpark. They’re available at LA Taqueria in Reserve 13, Loge 109, and Field 46.

 

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Dodger Stadium Food Favorites

To start things off, we’ll highlight some of the favorites of Dodgers fans. These are the same reliable spots for ballpark fare that’s synonymous with the stadium.

There’s no shortage of nacho options, including the Major League Carne Asada Nacho Helmet (Reserve 17). Fans who bleed blue can find other options like Burnt End Nachos by Left Field Plaza and Reserve 32 or the Nacho Helmet from Top Deck Dogs (Top Deck 5).

Not to be forgotten is the iconic Dodger Dog, a hot dog that’s as synonymous with a ballpark as any short of perhaps the Fenway Frank in Boston. There are a ton of gussied-up options for the omnipresent Dodger Dog at the stadium. Including the beautiful (and delicious) Picante Dog, a much spicier and savory meal, hence the name, available at Hot Corner (Field 47).

You’ll be able to secure your peanuts and Cracker Jacks via your section’s friendly shouting vendors.

Best Local Food at Dodger Stadium

Los Angeles is known for its excellent Mexican food scene. The Mexican influence is felt throughout Dodger Stadium with its large selection of inspired dishes with a twist. But there’s none more popular than the classic Churros found at Right Field Plaza.

This traditional crispy treat consists of a crunchy outer coating and a fluffy interior. Much like our very own American classic, a donut!

Another ballpark favorite is the Carne Asada Torta from the LA Open Deck Circle locations throughout the ballpark. This is a traditional Mexican sandwich served on locally-baked La Princesa Bakery bread and available with carne asada, nopales (cactus), or pulled chicken. It includes typical torta toppings like refried beans, jalapenos, cilantro, crema, and pickled onions.

 

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Unique Food Options at Dodger Stadium

Dodger Stadium concessions are fully on board with taking and combining fan-favorite and photo-friendly food items. They serve them up to the masses in recent years as Instagram has been an excellent marketing tool in and of itself.

The LA’s Extreme Bacon Wrapped Dog from the Left Field Plaza is a great option to devour, have Garlic Fries while you’re at it, and enjoy some excellent BBQ-style foods at the stadium. This meal is stuffed with applewood smoked bacon, onions, grilled peppers, and a condiment combo of mustard and mayo.

The Best Dessert at Dodger Stadium

In addition to your regular ice cream cones, cotton candy, Sno cones, etc., Dodger Stadium has some incredible sweets for fans. Trolley Treats near Field 46 as well as Reserve 2 is unquestionably the epicenter for those with a sweet tooth, with options like the Upgraded Churros with toppings like ice cream, chocolate, sprinkles, glaze, or their famous Funnel Cake.

 

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Gluten-Free and Kosher Food at Dodger Stadium

Kosher options at Dodger Stadium like hot dogs and sausages are available at select games located at Jeff’s Gourmet in the right field plaza. Gluten-free options at the aptly-named Avoiding Gluten like Dodger Dogs and gluten-free beer can be found at locations near sections Field 5, Loge 137, and Reserve 5.

Healthy Food at Dodger Stadium

For some healthy but delicious food options, head to spots like Dodger Deli at Loge 163 for their Potato Salad, or the Chicken Caesar Salad and BBQ Chicken Salad at The Centerfield and Field.

Where to Get a Drink at Dodger Stadium

There are plenty of options for thirsty and of-age fans who want to enjoy a craft beer, cocktail, or a beer passed from a vendor in the stands. The Think Blue Bar is a great place to grab some handy snacks, like some simple peanuts to chew on while you watch a game, and to grab a beer or cocktail where they are located in the Loge, 109 or Reserve 13.

What’s Included in the All You Can Eat Pavilion at Dodger Stadium?

Dodger Stadium offers fans an all you can eat package for each home game at the All You Can Eat Pavilion in right field. For paying a premium on these tickets, fans enjoy all-you-can-eat nachos, popcorn, peanuts, Dodger Dogs, water, and soda. Beer is not included in this deal, for better or for worse.

Can I Bring Food or Drinks into Dodger Stadium?

Regarding bringing in your own food and drinks into Dodger Stadium, their rule is as follows: “Food is permitted from outside the stadium provided it is not in bottles, cans, coolers or thermoses. Unbroken, factory sealed plastic bottles of water and other non-alcoholic beverages of 1 liter or less are permitted.”

Can I Bring a Backpack or Purse Into Dodger Stadium?

Fans may bring backpacks, bags or purses to the ballpark, HOWEVER, they must be no larger than 16″ x 16″ x 8″. Parents bringing a diaper bag are advised to make sure it fits within those dimensions.

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