What to Eat at Oracle Park This Season

 "Hot dogs! Get your hot dogs here!" We've all heard this famous saying at the ballpark. While traditional ballpark food is readily available at Oracle Park, there are also a ton of unexpected, local, and delicious options. From the Mediterranean treats to vegan and vegetarian options, you'll find something for every palette. Here's a sneak peek at the ballpark fare to tantalize your taste buds.

Please Note: Not every vendor listed here may be open at each and every home game.

The Garden

Whether it's your first, third, or tenth time at Oracle Park, you'll want to make a trip to the culinary garden behind the center field wall. There are two bistros located in The Garden that proudly serve healthy food options that use ingredients grown on-site. Beyond its healthy food experience, The Garden is a unique platform for community activity at Oracle Park, where kids can engage in cooking classes and learn more about sustainability and nutrition.

Garden Table

In addition to seasonal salads inspired by what’s growing in the Garden, a soft-serve ice cream option offering fresh fruit and herbs for toppings will be served at the Garden Table. Be sure to try their "Impossible Chili," a concoction of plant-based Impossible "meat," beans, spices, cheddar cheese, and sour cream, or a plant-based order of nachos. They also serve an excellent veggie dog, topped with tomato, roasted red pepper chutney, and arugula. Keep warm with an Irish Coffee, San Francisco's most classic creation.

Hearth Table

The Hearth Table offers assorted salads and gluten-free flatbreads with seasonal vegetables and toppings, all made to order for a guilt-free dining option. 

Promenade Level

Burgess Brothers BBQ

Hailing from nearby Sacramento, Burgess Brothers BBQ offers meat-lovers some delicious slider options: pulled pork or brisket with mac and cheese. They'll also be serving your next dessert craving: the churwaffle. These tiny waffles are tossed in cinnamon sugar and topped with a drizzle of chocolate sauce.

Da Poke-Man

Have you ever heard of Da Poke-Man? Well, this is your chance to find out what the buzz is about. Head over to Section 112 to indulge in their Spicy Ahi Tuna Poke with tortilla chips and Ahi Tuna Poke over mixed greens or rice.

Derby Grill

All hot dogs and sausages are served unwrapped and open-faced in a paper boat at the Derby Grill, also home of the Impossible Burger, a juicy, plant-based burger that tastes like beef. We promise!

Doggie Diner

A concessions classic, Doggie Diner (Section 133) has something new on the menu this year: the Char Siu Dog. This foot-long hot dog is glazed in car siu sauce and topped with Kewpie mayo, fried onions, and green onions.

Dri Dri Gelato

Dri Dri Gelato churns all-natural, GMO-free Italian ingredients to produce an authentic gelato that's also dairy free. Try one (or all) of their many signature flavors like cherry, tiramisu, pistachio, and many more.

The Lumpia Company

A Bay Area favorite, The Lumpia Company has a ballpark presence at Section 116. Try Shanghai-style lumpia with ground pork, diced shrimp, carrots, and water chestnuts; a vegan option with kale, potatoes, and roasted mushrooms; and a bacon cheeseburger lumpia stuffed with beef, smoky bacon, cheddar, and onions. Don't forget to try the ube (purple yam) soft serve!

Murph's

This Irish pub-themed booth serves everything you need for a baseball game, from brews to bites. New for the season are crab fries: waffle-cut French fries perfectly seasoned and topped with fresh Dungeness crab meat and a garlic-lemon aioli.

Organic Coup

You'll find a ton of healthy options at the Organic Coup, best known for its large menu of chicken wraps and sandwiches. Garlic tots and acai bowls are some of the recent additions to the menu.

Pacific Eats

Located at Section 127, Pacific Eats serves rice bowls and banh mi—both available with bulgogi, chicken, or tofu. 

SF Selects

Visit Scoreboard Plaza and order a Birria Loaded Grilled Cheese at SF Selects. Made with braised birria and melted Mexican cheese on sourdough that's griddled in birria consommé, this decadent dish will keep you warm during a brisk night game.

View Level

Corona Beach Club

The View Level is the home of the Corona Beach Club, constructed of shipping containers and serving Corona and nachos.

Pier 44 Chowder House

Visiting Oracle Park wouldn't be a complete San Francisco experience without clam chowder in a sourdough bread bowl. That's not all you'll find on the menu here, though. Their Fried Shrimp Po'Boy with remoulade, shredded lettuce, and tomato is a must-try.

Pita Gyros

Find your Mediterranean favorites at Pita Gyros, available at Section 317. Among their tasty top-sellers are the falafel pita, lamb and beef gyro, and baklava.

Blue Shield Field Club

The Cove

Sweet and savory fish tacos are the draw at The Cove. How could you say no to beer-battered fish tacos topped with pineapple slaw?

Zack's Deli

Their "Triple Play," a trio of sliders with a choice of pastrami, corned beef, turkey, or brisket, is the ultimate crowd pleaser. Another mouth-watering option is the brisket sandwich with au jus.

Make sure you come to Oracle Park this season on an empty stomach. You don't want to pass this food up!

58 Social

Giants fans can grab food and drink from this modern sports bar located right at Willie Mays Plaza up to three hours before game time and one hour after the last out. You can also enter the ballpark through 58 Social, allowing you maximize your time in this popular pub.