Food & Drink at Petco Park - 2024 Padres Concessions Guide


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Home runs don’t always come easy but you can always count on Petco Park to deliver delicious concessions and tasty food options for Padres fans. With only a few hours to work with, mapping out what to eat at the stadium is an essential part of your game plan.

2024 Concessions

Each year, vendors bow out to make room for new food and beverage stands in the stadium. It’s always exciting to learn about what’s new. To get an early taste of new concessions and menu items for 2024, plan on attending this year’s Padres FanFest in March.

New & Local Options

Local flavor continues to be what Petco Park is all about. New San Diego-based food & drink vendors last year included Alpine Beer Taproom and the Kona Big Wave Patio.

Fans at Petco Park can access food and drink info through the MLB Ballpark App on their cellphone and use it to purchase meals, snacks, drinks and other items.

For increased safety, there will be no vendors walking the aisles selling beer, peanuts, popcorn, cotton candy, ice cream and other treats.

Concession Prices

Cost may vary throughout the park and pricing subject to change, but here is some data from last year to give you an idea of the current food and drink prices.
Hot Dog (Friar Frank) $7.75
Chicken Tenders $13
Lil’ Slugger Kids Meal $8.50
Budweiser / Bud Light $14
Cutwater Cocktail Can $13.50
Bottled Dasani Water $5
Soft Pretzel $7.75
Popcorn $12 Souvenir or $8.50 Bagged
Nachos $8.25
Dunkin’ Coffee $5
Mister Softee Ice Cream in a Helmet $10



What follows is a guide to the best peanuts, Cracker Jacks and fish tacos at San Diego’s famous ballpark to help you map out your in-game eating. For places to eat outside the stadium, view our guide to restaurants near Petco Park. Here’s our gluten-free guide. If your idea of food is simply “beer,” read our Petco Park local and craft beer guide. If your idea of food is simply “vegetables,” read our vegan and vegetarian guide.

  Field
Level
Toyota
Terrace
Upper
Deck
.394 Bar 217
Finer ballpark food and drink, no view of the field
Alpine Beer Co.309
Local-ish — Former San Diego County brewery pouring beer and serving Grand Ole BBQ sausage sandies.
Barrio Dogg Gallagher202
Local — A fan favorite, try the Tijuana-style El Xolito bacon-wrapped hot dogs. (Vegetarian friendly)
Beer Bat Steins
Beer and a souvenir. Twenty four inches tall, 26 ounces of San Diego’s finest.
Belle Glos Wine Market 102
Sparkling, white and red wines by the glass or bottle
Blue Shield Club Restaurant108
Elite seating and view with Brandt New York-style steak sandwich, BLTA, carne asada tacos, smoked portobello tacos and full bar
Blue Water Seafood Market & Grill 117
Local — Fish tacos and sandwiches
Board and Brew 205
Local — The best sandwiches in North County San Diego come to Petco (Vegetarian friendly)
Brigantine Seafood & Oyster Bar 204
Local — Fresh fish at a ballpark? Only in San Diego!
Budweiser Ballpark Eats 208, 211, 233304, 310, 316, 324
Hot Dogs, Veggie Dogs, ballpark standards, pretzels, nachos, Coffee (Vegetarian friendly)
Carnitas’ Snack Shack 128228
Local — Some of the best carnitas in San Diego. Try the Carnitas Nachos!
Craft Beers of San Diego 104, 129209, 229303, 328
San Diego craft beer and microbrews
The Cravory127
Local — Sweet, freshly baked gourmet cookies and ice cream sandwiches.
Cucina Stella103
Naples-style pizzeria serving garlic knots, handmade meatball sandwich , pizza
Cutwater Spirits Rum Bar101
Local — Cocktails from San Diego-based distillery
The Draft by Ballast Point105
Food, Ballast Point’s full lineup including Hot Hen sandwiches, outdoor seating
Elote Mexican Street Corn 101
Mexican-style grilled corn cart with fuego sauce, cotija cheese, Tajin, and lime crema.
Friar Franks 101, 115, 116, 118, 135203, 206, 227305, 306, 310, 315, 323
Tarantino hot dogs, beer, soft drinks, nachos, pretzels. Try the bacon-wrapped
Gaglione Brothers 124319
Local — Cheesesteaks! Garlic Fries!
Grand Ole BBQ113, Gallagher
Local — Follow your nose to find borracho fries, Texas hot links, smoked brisket and pulled pork.
Hodad’s 104, 131230300
Local — Hamburgers from famous San Diego institution (Vegetarian friendly)
Holy Paleta 112
Local — Locally sourced frozen popsicles with exotic flavors from lavendar lemonade to pineapple mojito pops.
Jack & Craft 117226
Beer and desserts, including freshly made caramel corn
Jack In The Box323
Local — San Diego’s home grown fast-food chain is serving tacos, chicken strips, curly fries and other menu favorites plus a signature Purple Haze cocktail.
Kona Big Wave Patio 227
New – Ousting the king of beers, Kona brews, Hawaiian bowls and other island-inspired grindz.
Lane’s Lemonade Stand104, 116, 119, 131, Gallagher211, 225300, 320
Dippin’ Dots ice cream, Lemonade and sweets like cotton candy, snow cones, churros
The Loft Western Metal
Hot dogs, sausages, nachos, a full bar, and beer
Mister Softee 104, 115, 121 215311, 320
Soft Serve ice cream in a helmet, floats
Negihama Sushi104211
Local — Fresh grab-and-go sushi from the sister resaurant of Uni Sushi in Mission Valley.
Pizza Port 103213311, 320
Local — Pizza, Pizza Port Beer, Garlic Beer Buddies — no breath mints though!
The Porch 124
Beers by Pacifico
Puesto Mexican 107, 119, 120
Local — Grab the braised short rib taco, margaritas, birria, guacamole, al pastor burrito.
Randy Jones BBQ 101, 119, Gallagher204305, 306, 323
Local — Beef brisket, hot dogs and other bbq-sauced grillables
Sambazon109
Local — Acai bowls and margaritas, including new Padres Açaí Bowl and a Dragon Fruit Margarita. (Vegetarian friendly)
San Diego’s Finest Hot Chicken316
Hot Hen spicy fried chicken sandos with fuego sauce, pickles and Fresno chile slaw on a brioche bun.
Seaside Market 105
Local — Freshest spot for “Cardiff Crack” tri-tip, hot bar+health options.Flatbreads, salads, fresh fruit, fresh juices, wine and craft beer (Vegetarian friendly)
Seaside Market Tri-Tip110308, 322, 327
Local — Kiosks with famous BBQ tri-tip
Local — Poke, sushi and cocktails
Zenbu Sushi Bar 224
Local — Sushi at a baseball game? In San Diego, yes!

Overwhelmed? Here are the top most recommended foods to eat at Petco Park. Try to get a taste of Mexican culture. Also yes you can bring water as well as outside food. And here is where the restrooms are located.


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