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What To Eat At Yankee Stadium This Season
26.03.2024 - 01:11 / forbes.com / Marcus Samuelsson
Major League Baseball season is here! And with it, plenty of stadium eats.
The New York Yankees opening day is Thursday, March 28. And to accompany the first 2024 season game against the Houston Astros, beloved and brand new food and beverages from local chefs and restaurants. Here’s what to eat at Yankee Stadium this baseball season.
Along with local wines and the beloved burrata burger, City Winery’s newest creation is going to be seeing long lines in section 105. The porchetta sandwich is made with juicy porchetta, broccoli rabe, provolone, Calabrian aioli and arugula, all on a brioche bun, to chase down with your favorite rosé.
The Bronx-born Chef represents his borough at stands in sections 125 and 310. Adding to last year’s cheesy garlic bread (seeded Bronx bastone, mozzarella, Pecorino Romano and Parmesan Reggiano, Sicilian oregano, served with an 8-hour marinara) the stand will also offer garlic bread with meatballs and 8-hour marinara.
David Chang’s fast food chicken chain is a stadium favorite. This year, the stand in section 213 will offer a new menu item: A Sweet + Spicy Sando with Fuku’s signature crispy habanero-brined chicken breast, sweet + spicy glaze, pickle on a potato roll. Fan favorites tenders with jalapeño waffle fries and a side of honey mustard or ranch and the O.G. Spicy Chicken Sando are also on the menu.
This local New York barbecue joint is a Yankee Stadium must for many. 2024 brings a new Chipotle BBQ chicken sandwich with hand-pulled, slow-smoked chicken glazed with house-made Chipotle BBQ Sauce, served with an assortment of pickled veggies and slaw. Head to Section 132 to also load up on chicken wings and the signature burnt ends sandwich.
Over the top tater tots are having a moment, and that moment continues in section 134. New loaded tater tots are coated in Lobel’s seasoning, BBQ beef filet tips, cheddar cheese and crispy onions. Lobel’s steak topped fried with shaved strip loin, Lobel’s queso and chopped scallions make a nice pairing to share with baseball buds.
James Beard award-winning chef Marcus Samuelsson’s Harlem restaurant has a prime spot in section 112. In 2024, the stand is debuting gourmet chicken wings coated in brown sugar babe sauce and served with ranch. Get napkins. Street ird also offers an excellent hot honey chicken on a cornbread waffle and crispy chicken fingers.
The sound of summer in New York City has finally made it inside Yankee Stadium. Mister Softee will be offering its signature soft-serve ice cream all season.
This New York City staple has carts at sections 201 and 321 for the perfect handheld meal. Order a grilled chicken, beef gyro or falafel sandwich wrapped in a warm pita, extra white sauce, of course. Platters with rice are also
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