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Football Club Menu
A directory of NFL and MLS stadium food menus and concession prices, with a cited source and last-checked date for each price.
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About Football Club Menu
Football Club Menu is a free reference site for fans who want to know what stadium food costs before they go to a game. It collects food menus and concession prices for NFL and MLS venues in the United States and Canada, with one guide page per stadium.
The NFL section covers all 32 teams across 30 stadiums. Each stadium guide lists club-level dining, concession stands and premium seating menus where they are documented, along with fan-favorite plates such as hot dogs, nachos, bratwurst, local specialties and draft beer. The MLS section covers the six grounds where a public source names both a dish and a price; the remaining clubs are listed with venue details only, rather than with guessed numbers. A separate college football note explains why schools rarely publish concession prices and what would need to exist before a page is added.
What makes the site different is how prices are handled. Every guide opens with a short answer for that venue, then a price table. Each figure shows the stand where it was documented, links to its source, and says whether it comes from an official stadium menu or a third-party price index. Each guide also shows the date the price was last checked. When a stadium publishes no prices, the page says so at the top instead of filling the gap with estimates.
Visitors can search for a stadium by name, browse by league, open the most-searched stadium menus such as Arrowhead, Acrisure Stadium, Allegiant Stadium and AT&T Stadium, and use the comparison and calculator pages to compare what a typical hot dog and beer cost at different grounds. Notes on cashless payment and mobile ordering are included where a venue documents them.
Football Club Menu is useful for fans planning a game-day budget, travelers visiting a new stadium, and anyone curious about how concession prices differ between teams and leagues. The site is free to use and does not require an account.
The NFL section covers all 32 teams across 30 stadiums. Each stadium guide lists club-level dining, concession stands and premium seating menus where they are documented, along with fan-favorite plates such as hot dogs, nachos, bratwurst, local specialties and draft beer. The MLS section covers the six grounds where a public source names both a dish and a price; the remaining clubs are listed with venue details only, rather than with guessed numbers. A separate college football note explains why schools rarely publish concession prices and what would need to exist before a page is added.
What makes the site different is how prices are handled. Every guide opens with a short answer for that venue, then a price table. Each figure shows the stand where it was documented, links to its source, and says whether it comes from an official stadium menu or a third-party price index. Each guide also shows the date the price was last checked. When a stadium publishes no prices, the page says so at the top instead of filling the gap with estimates.
Visitors can search for a stadium by name, browse by league, open the most-searched stadium menus such as Arrowhead, Acrisure Stadium, Allegiant Stadium and AT&T Stadium, and use the comparison and calculator pages to compare what a typical hot dog and beer cost at different grounds. Notes on cashless payment and mobile ordering are included where a venue documents them.
Football Club Menu is useful for fans planning a game-day budget, travelers visiting a new stadium, and anyone curious about how concession prices differ between teams and leagues. The site is free to use and does not require an account.
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