Can you bring food into Coors Field?

Coors Field food and drink: what to eat and where

Coors Field has 15 notable food and drink spots listed by the teams and stadium. The Ticket Office, retail locations and most concession stands at Coors Field are cashless, accepting only credit cards. Cash is accepted only at the Section 109 Fanfare, 134 Grille Works, 306 Grille Works and 327 Fanfare concession stands.

Name	What	Where
Famous Dave's BBQ	Barbecue including ribs	Section 149, portable P152
Smashburger	Hamburger, bacon hamburger, chicken sandwich, tater tots	Section 303
Wazee Market - John Dough	Wazee burger, Italian specialty pizza, deli sandwiches	Section 137
Mountain Ranch Bar & Grille	Infield Greens salad, turkey wraps, bar and grill fare	Section 120, right-field corner
Buckaroos	Kids menu including hot dog, hamburger, chicken tenders and ice cream cone	Section 149
Denver Cheese Steaks	Denver-style cheese steak sandwiches	Sections 115, 133, 311 and 330
Blake Street Burrito	Burrito	Section 134
Berrie Kabobs	Fruit skewers	Section 132
The Nutty Pitch (Simply Nuts)	Bavarian glazed nuts and churros	Section 140
Rocky Mountain Oysters	Rocky Mountain oysters	Section 144 Grill
Grille Works	Rockie dogs, burgers, chicken sandwiches	Sections 115, 125, 134, 144, 204, 218, 226, 239, 243, 316, 323 and 335
The SandLot Brewery	In-house brewed beer and pub fare	Gate B, Section 112
The Carving Station	Carved meats	Club Level Sections 215, 218, 238 and 240
CHUBurger	Handmade burgers, milkshakes, onion rings	Section 153
Walking Taco stand	Walking taco, Frito pie, monster nacho	Sections 130, 144 and 330

Can you bring food or water into Coors Field?

Food and non-alcoholic beverages are allowed at Coors Field provided they are single-sized servings. Factory-sealed plastic bottles and empty reusable plastic or metal cups and mugs are permitted. Any fruit or vegetable larger than a grapefruit must be sliced before entry.