What Food to Get at Yankee Stadium for a Yankees Game

Baseball season is upon us, and with the increasing temperatures and demand for baseball comes an appetite for Yankee Stadium food. New York Yankees fans are willing to stick it out for up to four hours at their favorite team’s stadium. Therefore, good food is a must.

Read below in order to find the best food at Yankee Stadium. In the meantime, if you’re looking for general seating information on the stadium, check out our informative New York Yankees Seating Chart Blog.

Best Food at Yankee Stadium

If you’re one of those people who’s willing to forgo an inning (or three) in order to wait in line for legitimately good food, head to Lobel’s (located behind Sections 134 & 321). They’ve got an amazing steak sandwich loaded with succulent sliced steak and topped with their homemade gravy that makes it a rich and delicious excuse to have a seat for the next 2-3 hours. Their meatloaf burger with crispy onions and cheddar cheese is nothing to sneeze at, as well.

 

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Another Yankee Stadium food honorable mention is the Kanak Attack Burger. Found at King’s Hawaiian (Section 115), this is a mouth-watering meal consisting of a classic King’s Hawaiian burger bun, the grilled Spam we all know and love, a Steakhouse Elite burger, salsa with pineapple and mango, and some cilantro lime crema to top it all off.

Yankee Stadium Favorites

To start things off, we’ll highlight some of the fan favorites for Yankee fans.

Garlic Cheese Fries from concessions stands behind Sections 107, 205, and 331 are among the fan favorites for food at Yankee Stadium that fans will see others enjoying all around them during any given game. The price point is just right, and there’s easily enough to share with friends.

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From LA’s own Sumo Dog, located within the Bleachers (Section 201) are star chef Jeffrey Lunak’s special recipes you won’t want to miss. Get their signature Sumo Dog made with a bunch of sauces including spicy mayo, and teriyaki sauce. It also comes with savory wasabi relish, some pickled peppers, minced onions, and kizami nori.

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

Additional Food Options at Yankee Stadium in 2022

While the Yankees have plenty of the staple foods covered, this is the center of the culinary universe (if not a few miles north of it), and therefore the organization that’s known for epitomizing class offers fans the opportunity to enjoy a nice medium rare cut of beef, among other things.

The Hot Bird Sandwich in the stand Section 112 is one of the most unique fried chicken options out there. Opened by Chef Marcus Samuelsson, winner of the James Beard Award, his chicken adds a bit of old-school classic hip hop swagger into the mix. This specific sandwich consists of boneless chicken thigh, spicy chica shake, slaw, and to top it all off house made pickles.

For all over sushi lovers out there, Sushi can be found across from Section 127b within the Pepsi Food Court, which is not what most baseball fans would expect to find at the ballpark (at least not within parks in landlocked markets), but is still a light and relatively healthy option nonetheless.

The Most Unique Food at Yankee Stadium

The Chopped Cheese – located at the Toyota Terrace adjacent to the right field bleachers – are delicious toasted kaiser roll, shredded iceberg, slice tomato, pink sauce, Steakhouse Elite burger patty, and of course some American cheese.

The Best Stadium Classics at Yankee Stadium

There are sections all throughout the venue for you to grab a pretzel, fries, popcorn, and nachos. Trust me, there won’t be a shortage anytime soon. On the other hand, if you want an amazing burger experience like you never had before, try out Bobby’s Burger (Section 132) with handcrafted ingredients by the renowned chef Bobby Flay. Consider their Crunchburger, a mouthwatering meal made with American cheese, a thin layer of potato chips and of course, Bobby’s signature Sauce

The Best Dessert at Yankee Stadium

Whether you’re bringing the kids along, or just have a sweet tooth yourself, these are the perfect options for you. If you’re looking for something a little out of the ordinary, check out the Grand Slam Milkshakes served within a large souvenir cup and located within the Pepsi Food Court behind Section 125.

 

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The Best Bang for Your Buck(et) at Yankee Stadium

The Yankee Stadium Chicken Bucket from various locations within the stadium is filled with (you guessed it) chicken fingers and a copious amount of french fries for about $20, which is a relative steal for an item that can easily feed 2-3 people.

Dietary Restrictions & Kosher Food Options at Yankee Stadium

If you’re looking for vegetarian options at Yankee Stadium, there are vegetarian and vegan items all around the stadium. This includes the vegan Impossible Burger found in Sections 213, 201, 324 and the Great Hall, Sweet Potato Fries from Sections 112 and 132, and many others.

Kosher food options at Yankee Stadium are located in Sections 110, 214A, 229, and 321. Gluten-free options are located all throughout Yankee Stadium, as well. We’d recommend the Bacon on a Stick found throughout the stadium and the Organic Half Chicken (served with fries) located in Section 105. For a larger array of gluten-free options, hit up the Gluten Free NY Grill in the Great Hall near Gate 6.

Where to Drink at Yankee Stadium

If you’re looking for Craft Beers, hit up the stands near Sections 110, 217, and 320. While there’s no shortage of beer stands on each level and near any section imaginable, we recommend enjoying your drinks on either one of the two standing area terraces (Frank’s Red Hot Terrace or the Toyota Terrace). They’re next to the bleachers in left or right field, or the Batter’s Eye Deck above in center field.

Can I Bring Food or Drinks into Yankee Stadium?

Per Yankee Stadium policy, fans are allowed to bring food into the stadium for “individual consumption” and may bring clear, sealed plastic bottles of water 1 liter or smaller, in addition to sealed small, single-serve soft-sided beverage containers such as milk cartons or juice boxes. No cans, glass or aluminum bottles, or thermoses are permitted in the stadium.

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