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The New York Yankees announced a variety of enticing new menu options available to all Yankee Stadium guests throughout the 2024 season.
The Stadium lineup is highlighted by returning partners including Streetbird by Marcus Samuelsson, Bobby Flay’s “Bobby’s Burgers,” Lobel’s, Mighty Quinn’s, Fuku, chef Christian Petroni, Mac Truck, Chickie’s & Pete’s, City Winery, The Halal Guys and Benihana, and new partners including Baby Ruth, Mister Softee and Blue Bunny. The Yankees also have a new signature brew — Goose Island’s New York Legendary Ale — and a wide variety of vegetarian options throughout the Stadium.
Food and beverage operations at Yankee Stadium are managed by Legends Hospitality, which has again created an array of unique Stadium-only menu options and is now led by new Executive Chef Robert Flowers.
With a broad array of social gathering locations throughout the building to enjoy food and drink, Yankee Stadium is committed to enhancing the fan experience for all guests. Various locations all guests may visit include the Mastercard Batter’s Eye Deck in centerfield, FreshDirect Terrace (above the visitors bullpen), Toyota Terrace (above the Yankees bullpen), LG OLED Sports Lounge at Section 134, Budweiser Party Decks on the 300 Level concourse, Pepsi Food Court (located between Sections 125 and 127B), Stella Artois Landing (200 Level in left field), Michelob Ultra Clubhouse (200 Level in right field), City Winery Wine Bar in Section 106 and Kona Bleachers Bar on the 200 Level in the left field bleachers.
Additionally, lettuce and herbs grown in the Yankee Stadium Tower Garden, located inside Yankee Stadium’s Gate 2, will be used in various menu items throughout the season. Using the vertical, aeroponic garden system of Tower Farms (www.towerfarms.com) — which allows for the growth of healthy, fresh produce that requires minimal resources — the garden also serves to provide a hands-on learning experience for students taking part in the New York Yankees Healthy Home Plate Program, which the team has been proudly conducting since 2011.
Fans can visit www.yankees.com/eats to find the Yankee Stadium dining menu and information contained in this release.