Capital One Arena food and drink: what to eat and where
Capital One Arena has 8 notable food and drink spots listed by the teams and stadium. Capital One Arena is a cashless venue. Credit cards, debit cards, and contactless payment through smartphone apps are the only accepted forms of payment at concessions, retail locations, and vendors. Reverse ATMs next to Guest Services on the 100 and 400 levels let fans load cash onto a debit card for in-arena purchases.
| Name | What | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Soko Cheesesteaks | Cheesesteaks and loaded cheese fries | Section 105 |
| Federalist Pig | Brisket sandwiches, BBQ ribs, and Mac & Cheese | Sections 107 and 402 |
| Balos | Gyros, skewers, and oregano fries | Section 120 |
| Insomnia Cookies | Assorted cookies | Sections 107 and 408 |
| 6th Street Taco | Chicken and beef tacos with assorted toppings | Section 106 |
| District Dog | Stadium hot dog with assorted toppings | Section 119 |
| Fuku | Tender and fry combo and fried chicken sandwich | Sections 117 and 413 |
| Rita's Italian Ice | Italian ices | Sections 117, 225, 421, and 431 |
Can you bring food or water into Capital One Arena?
Guests are not allowed to bring in outside food and beverages, including alcoholic beverages, for any games, concerts, or events. Guests may bring in one empty plastic water bottle per person for personal use.
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