Petco Park Food & Drink Guide - 2026 Padres Concessions


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Home runs don’t always come easy but you can always count on Petco Park in San Diego 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.

2026 Concessions

Padres fans are always hungry for wins. In between innings, a different kind of hunger emerges. 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.





New & Local Options

Local flavor continues to be what Petco Park is all about. Two major debuts land in 2026.

New for 2026:

  • CoCo Ichibanya
    Location: Mercado, Section 104, Field Level
    One of the most globally recognized Japanese curry chains in the world — 1,400+ locations across Asia, Europe, and the US — makes its ballpark debut. San Diego already knows CoCo from the Kearny Mesa spot on Convoy. Now it’s inside the park, and the menu goes beyond curry rice.
    What to order: Curry Rice, Curry Buns, Keema Cheese Fries, Garlic Naan, panko-crusted Fish Fry (Vegetarian friendly options available)
  • Pop Pie Co.
    Location: Power Alley, near Section 129, Field Level
    San Diego's celebrated pie concept finally makes the jump to Petco. Founded in 2016, Pop Pie Co. has earned a devoted following across the county with its all-butter crust and globally inspired fillings. They're running a cart with their top sellers, and every savory pie comes with freshly made mashed potatoes and gravy.
    What to order: Classic Chicken pie, Green Hog & Cheese (slow-braised pork shoulder, roasted peppers, tomatillo and Jack cheese)

Returning from 2025:

  • Deckman’s at the Draft
    Location: Garden Level, above Seaside Market
    The acclaimed debut partnership between Ballast Point and Michelin-starred Chef Drew Deckman returns for another season. Still one of the more exciting food options at any ballpark in America. Baja-inspired seafood done right.
    Local connection: Chef Drew Deckman is known for his farm-to-table approach at Deckman’s en el Mogor in Valle de Guadalupe, with a focus on sustainable seafood and local ingredients.
    What to order: Market Fish Tacos, Oysters on the Half Shell, Zero By-Catch Shrimp Ceviche, Carnitas Pork Wings, Dirty Baja Fries

  • Mini Donut Company
    Location: Section 107
    Delicious and sweet, and only a mini-amount of guilt.
    Local connection: Mini Donut Company started in North County San Diego and has grown a loyal following at farmers’ markets and pop-ups. Anyone who’s wandered through Liberty Station knows these colorful beauties.
    What to order: Glazed, Cinnamon Sugar, and Frosted with Sprinkles.

  • Mostra Coffee
    Location: Mercado
    Need a pick-me-up? Mostra Coffee is pouring signature blends, cold brew, espresso, and other handcrafted specialty drinks to keep you fueled for the game.
    Local connection: Mostra Coffee was founded in San Diego (Rancho Bernardo) and has gained national acclaim, even earning a Roaster of the Year award from Roast Magazine.
    What to order: Mostra is the official coffee throughout Petco Park.

  • Teaspoon
    Location: Gallagher Square
    Cool down with refreshing boba tea in flavors like Thai Tea, House Milk Tea, Silky Mango, Mango on Fire, Guava Sunset, and Caramel Cream.

FAQ: Where to find the Banana Bread Pudding served in a helmet?

Mobile Ordering

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. FAQ: Yes, there are vendors walking the aisles selling drinks, peanuts, popcorn, cotton candy, ice cream and other treats. (For a time during 2021 pandemimania, this classic service was paused.)

Padres Concession Prices

Like pretty much every bite of food in San Diego, some of Petco Park’s prices have risen a few dimes again. But it’s not too bad this year. Note: Prices below reflect 2025 and have not yet been updated for 2026. We’ll update as soon as we have confirmed figures. Disclaimer: Your cost experience may vary throughout the park and is subject to change, but here are our best view of the current food and drink prices.
Hot Dog (Friar Frank) $7.99
Veggie Dog $8.49
Tarantino Beef Big Dawg $11.49
Lil’ Slugger Kids Meal $8.50
Budweiser / Bud Light $14.99
Cutwater Cocktail Can $14.49
Bottled Dasani Water $4.99
Soft Pretzel $7.99
Popcorn $10.99 / $12.99
Nachos $8.49
Tri-Tip Nachos $17.99
Mister Softee Ice Cream in a Helmet [Forgot to go look. $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 Bar217
Finer ballpark food and drink, no view of the field. AleSmith brews on tap.
An's Athletic Field ServicesMercado
LocalLocally made gelato in baseball-themed flavors like Chalk, Clay, and Sand. Genuinely some of the best gelato in the country.
Beer Bat Steins
Beer and a souvenir. Twenty four inches tall, 26 ounces of San Diego's finest.
Belle Glos Wine Market102
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 & Grill227
Local — Fish tacos and sandwiches. Also at the .394 Bar.
Board and Brew205
Local — The best sandwiches in North County San Diego come to Petco. Also: beer and AC. (Vegetarian friendly)
Budweiser Ballpark Eats115, 116, 126, 135202, 227305, 310, 315, 326
Hot Dogs, Veggie Dogs, ballpark standards, pretzels, nachos, Coffee. Also in Gallagher Square. (Vegetarian friendly)
Carnitas' Snack Shack130319
Local — Some of the best carnitas in San Diego. Now at two locations. Try the Loaded Tots — crispy tots topped with carnitas, spicy queso and pico de gallo.
CoCo IchibanyaMercado, 104
New 2026 — Local — Japanese curry rice, curry buns, keema cheese fries, garlic naan, and the Fish Fry — panko-crusted horse mackerel on a fresh-baked bun with American cheese, house-made pickles, veggie slaw and tangy sauce. In the Mercado. San Diego's Kearny Mesa location already has a devoted following. (Vegetarian friendly options available)
Craft Beers of San Diego104, 129209, 229303, 328
San Diego craft beer and microbrews
Delaware North — New Items100
New 2026 — Near the Home Plate Gate: The Shortstop, a braised beef short rib sandwich with Boursin aioli and au jus on a French roll with kettle chips; and a Chili Cheese Dog, an all-beef frank topped with house-made short rib chili, New School American cheese and onions.
Cutwater Spirits Rum Bar102
Local — Cocktails from San Diego-based distillery. Also find them at the Agave Club and Coronado Club.
The Draft by Ballast Point / Deckman's105
Local — Michelin-starred Chef Drew Deckman brings Baja flavors to the Garden Level, above Seaside Market. Market fish tacos, oysters on the half shell, zero by-catch shrimp ceviche, carnitas pork wings, Dirty Baja Fries. Don't miss it.
Elote & Micheladas101
Mexican-style grilled corn cart with fuego sauce, cotija cheese, Tajin, and lime crema.
Look for the Tijuana-Style Bacon-Wrapped Hot Dog!
Frozen Friar228
With alcohol or sans, in Mangonada, Island Punch, and Strawberry Lemonade flavors
Gaglione Brothers319
Local — Cheesesteaks! Garlic Fries!
Gelati & PeccatiMercado
Local — Roman-style pizza from the Buona Forchetta group, plus new Italian sandwiches on fresh-baked focaccia: Mortadella with stracciatella, arugula and pistachios; Caprese with stracciatella, San Marzano tomatoes and basil pesto.
Grand Ole BBQGallagher
Local — Follow your nose to find borracho fries, Texas hot links, smoked brisket and pulled pork. The Gallagher Square anchor.
Hodad's104, 131230300
Local — Hamburgers from the famous Ocean Beach institution. Massive, messy, and worth every napkin. (Vegetarian friendly)
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 Patio227
Ousting the king of beers, Kona brews, Hawaiian bowls and other island-inspired grindz. Try the Slider Trio!
Lane's Lemonade Stand104, 113, 125, 133208, 213302, 309, 320, 323
Dippin' Dots ice cream, Lemonade and sweets like cotton candy, snow cones, churros
The LoftWestern Metal
Hot dogs, sausages, nachos, a full bar, and beer
Mini Donut Company107
Local — North County-based, serving fresh mini donuts in fun rotating flavors. A Liberty Station favorite now inside the park.
Mister Softee109, 133
Soft Serve ice cream in a helmet, floats
Negihama SushiMercado, 104
Local — Fresh grab-and-go sushi from the sister restaurant of Uni Sushi in Mission Valley.
Padre Pretzels206
New 2026 — Fresh-baked pretzel concept on the Terrace Level. Braided pretzels in Buffalo with Blue Cheese Ranch, Honey Mustard with Queso Blanco, Classic Salted with Bavarian Brew Mustard, and S'mores with chocolate, graham cracker crumble and marshmallow whipped cream. Pretzel bites in Cinnamon Sugar with Vanilla Icing or Classic Salted with Cheese Sauce.
Santa Maria Grill at PacificoPower Alley, 129
Baja Lobster Roll and Lob Dog
Pizza Port121213311, 320
Local — Pizza, Pizza Port Beer, Garlic Beer Buddies — no breath mints though! One of San Diego's great craft brewpub legends.
Pop Pie Co.Power Alley, 129
New 2026 — LocalSan Diego's beloved pie concept makes its Petco debut. Classic Chicken and Green Hog & Cheese (slow-braised pork shoulder, roasted peppers, tomatillo and Jack cheese) in an all-butter crust. Served with freshly made mashed potatoes and gravy.
The Porch124
Beers by Pacifico
Puesto Mexican119, 120202
Local — Grab the braised short rib taco, margaritas, birria, guacamole, al pastor burrito. Award-winning Mexican street food done right.
Randy Jones BBQ118305, 306, 323
Local — Beef brisket, hot dogs and other bbq-sauced grillables from the Padres legend
Sambazon109
Local — Acai bowls and margaritas, including the Padres Acaí 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. Consistently one of the highest-rated sandwiches in the park.
San Diego Shaved IceGallagher
Ice, shaved and topped with sweet colorful syrups. Perfect for Gallagher Square afternoons.
Seaside Market105
Local — Freshest spot for "Cardiff Crack" tri-tip, hot bar and health options. Flatbreads, salads, fresh fruit, fresh juices, wine and craft beer. Also home to the legendary Banana Bread Pudding. (Vegetarian friendly)
Seaside Market Tri-Tip110, Gallagher308, 311, 322, 327
Local — Kiosks with the famous Cardiff Crack BBQ tri-tip. One of the top must-eats in the park.
Spiro's Mediterranean Cuisine124
Local — Traditional classic Greek gyro and Horiatiki bowl. Great deal, underrated.
Stone Brewing126309
LocalSan Diego's craft beer pioneer now has its own Stone Tap Room in a newly renovated bar at Section 309, with sweeping views of downtown and Coronado. Rotating taps include Stone IPA, Delicious IPA, Delicious Hazy IPA, Buenaveza Lager, ///Fear.Movie.Lions Hazy IPA, and seasonal West Coast releases. Also pouring at Section 126 in left field and at Craft Beer Row behind Home Plate. Season ticket members get discounted pours from gate open to first pitch.
TeaspoonGallagher
Local — A Gallagher Square boba tea favorite with Thai tea, silky mango, and Guava Sunset flavors.
Tiki Town292
LocalCutwater Tiki Bar

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. Looking for a sit-down option? See our full guide to restaurants inside Petco Park.


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