Here’s a look at the Best Food at SoFi Stadium for 2026
The 2026 NFL season is here, and SoFi Stadium has upgraded every aspect, from food to fan gear. Here’s a look at the Best Food at SoFi Stadium for 2026, plus where you can find it when you’re there. You can also enjoy a taste of the luxury life with Club Level Seating Food found at the SoFi Social Club and Verizon Lounge, plus a look at Bootsy Bellows at SoFi Stadium. Scroll to the end to enjoy discounted tickets to NFL events and concerts at the YouTube Theater, a look at the new Chargers and Rams Merchandise for 2026, plus see my picks for the most delicious food at SoFi that I would spend money on.
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What’s New in Concessions at SoFi Stadium for 2026
The entire menu at SoFi Stadium has been revamped for the 2026 season, and you’ll also find the return of some fan favorites. By now you’ve gotten used to the Grab and Go Markets with everything from Hot Dogs to Sushi (North Side 100-level and Southeast Corner) and the numerous drinks and Cocktail Stands (All levels). You’ve got Uber Eats in-seat Delivery in the VIP Seats, and Pick-up in the non-club seating, plus self-ordering kiosks and QR codes to streamline and speed up ordering. Concession stands like the Mexican-inspired Baja (level 2 and section 116) and Rice Bowl (levels 3 and 6) still have some of the menu standouts in my lineup, but there are some new additions that fill the gaps between quarters. New for 2026 is a Dessert Stand on level 8 (it used to be only for club-level dining), a Frites Stand on level 3 with everything from Pastrami to Butter Chicken Frites, and Cooking Carts, also on level 3 and in some of the 200 section, with the brand-new Tacos de Guisado.
You can still count on the familiar Fairfax Avenue, Olvera Street, San Vicente Blvd, and Sawtelle Blvd dining hubs on multiple levels (3, 4, 6, and 8), plus the BBQ station on levels 2 and 4, which is on fire with updates for 2026 (more below). The Deli on level 2 has everything from Mortadella Sandwiches to a new Antipasto Box, while South Cooking Cart has been absorbed into that BBQ section on levels 2 and 4.
Zesty new Pickle Fries are on the menu at Fairfax Avenue and the Burger Stand. They are fried pickles, not pickled-flavored fries, and come with a side of roasted garlic ranch. You can pair that with a Visitor-Gameday Special Hot Dog, which changes with each matchup.
Multiple concession stands throughout the stadium, such as Market Grills (level 3 and multiple sections), offer popular gameday eats, including Crispy Chicken Strips and Fries, the classic Hot Dog on a Martin’s potato bun, and a return of the very popular Jalapeño Cheddar Sausage, which took a year-long hiatus from the menu but is back by popular demand.
Now, let’s dig into the best bites from each of the setups!
BBQ at SoFi Stadium
In response to multiple requests from fans, Legends Hospitality, which handles the food for SoFi Stadium, created a brand-new menu of BBQ items in 2024 to satisfy carnivores and vegans alike. 2026 has seen an expansion of that menu.
Loaded BBQ Fries are still going strong, and 2026 brings back the fan favorite: Chopped Brisket Burrito with sizzling brisket, French fries, BBQ sauce, cheese, green onions, and sour cream. Honestly, it was very satisfying, and as the team likes to brag about, you can eat your burrito with one hand and have your drink in the other.
There’s a Texas Twinkie, which is a jalapeño pepper stuffed with sizzling house-smoked brisket, cream cheese, and then dipped in a BBQ glaze, along with its beefy cousin, the Twinkie Burger!
Overall, those bites were always a little too heavy for me, and I must not be the only one, because there’s now a Platter Option with 1 Meat and 2 Sides that lets you enjoy a protein and multiple sides. Think Brisket with Mac and Cornbread, for example, or a Chicken Leg Quarter with Corn and Coleslaw.
Loaded Mac & Cheese topped with burnt pork ends or brisket is also available here, along with desserts like Banana Pudding.
Baja
The Baja stand is on Level 2 near section 116, and it’s worth seeking out for Baja Fish Tacos and, new for 2026, Elote Bites with lime aioli and smoky salsa matcha, plus a Shrimp Burrito with cilantro-marinated shrimp.
Cooking Carts
The Cooking Carts on level 3 and the 200 sections are where you’re going to find the brand-new Tacos de Guisado. It’s a DIY taco stand with fillings like Pork Chile Verde, Bistec A La Mexicana, Rajas Con Crema, or Cochinita Pibil. You can top it with Habanero-marinated onions, Salsa, and a big Jalapeño Toreado. Also on the menu are refreshing Agua Frescas in flavors like Jamaica Dragonfruit and Limón Chia.
Market Pizzas & Pizza
Market Pizzas on levels 3 and sections 216 and 249 are where you’re going to find Rotating Specialty Pizzas for the month, as well as new items for 2026 like Baked Ziti and The Sweet Sting sandwich. I expected to be overcome by the taste of The Sweet Sting, which features prosciutto, Genoa salami, provolone, and hot honey on a flattened sourdough sandwich, but it wasn’t quite sweet enough for me. You’ll also find Grab and Go Sandwiches here and the popular Chocolate Cookie Brookie dessert.
While the names are similar, the Pizza stand, found on level 2, has one thing that Market Pizzas does not: Cannoli Dip! It’s basically a deconstructed cannoli, but I might like it better than the original
Deli
The Deli, found on level 2 and section 110, may have replaced the Sandwich Stand from 2025. Here you’ll find a Mortadella Sandwich, White Bean Hummus with pita chips, and a new Antipasto Box with salami bites, cheese, olives, and crackers. You can also pick up a Jumbo Hot Dog here.
Frites
This brand-new stand on level 3 and section 201 has got a different style of French fry than SoFi Stadium used to carry (last year it was more of a crinkle). You can enjoy this slimmer Frite in flavors such as Garlic Parmesan, Pastrami, Short Rib, and Butter Chicken, which includes a cilantro mint chutney. There’s also a Peanut Butter and Jelly Blondie for your sweet tooth.
Rice Bowl
Rice Bowl found on levels 3 and 6 consistently has some of the best food at SoFi Stadium for me – although it’s not what you might first think of when you’re craving those gameday eats.
Two years ago I fell in love with the Poke Nachos, but this year it’s all about the SPAM Dog! It’s got a slightly sweet kick thanks to the pineapple fried rice and teriyaki. New on the dessert side is a Vietnamese Coffee Flan topped with sweet cream.
2026 also sees a Spicy Orange Chicken variation to go with the Orange Chicken and Sweet & Sour flavors.
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Touchdown Treats
Touchdown Treats is currently located on level 2, but they will be expanding to include the 400 and 500 level seats. Sweets like a Whoopie of the Game, Gelato Festival flavors, and Caramel Apples will be available in sections 517 and 550. Treats like the Chocolate Chip Cookie Helmet will only be found in the premium seating.
Suite Dining at SoFi Stadium
If you’ll be watching the concert or game from inside a premium Suite, you’ve got some delicious options in store. There are three different packages to choose from, with new food in each category.
Dining Package 1 is more “traditional” with ballpark food and some fun items like an Herb Ricotta Tartine, Asada Nachos, and Turkey Club Sandwiches.
Dining Package 2 is more “LA-themed,” and it includes items like Chicken & Waffles, a Bulgogi Cheesesteak, and Crispy Pork Belly with Yucca Fries.
Dining Package 3 is the one meant to impress the most, including items like Caviar Dip, a Caesar Panzanella Salad, and Brisket Ragout.
The extra-large portions you are seeing here are typical of what a suite might receive, since the accommodations are quite large. The increased space in the Field Cabanas makes you feel like you’re right in the game action.
On the sweet side, the Taste of LA Dessert Platter does not disappoint. It includes Matcha White Chocolate Cake, Cannoli, and Churro Cheesecake.
The Bootsy Bellows Suite at SoFi Stadium is modeled to resemble the Hollywood hotspot created by actor David Arquette. There’s a separate food menu for this suite, and you can reserve access after purchasing a ticket for a SoFi event. It has a nightclub vibe, complete with a DJ, only you’re on the football field.
Club Dining at SoFi Stadium
There are a variety of Clubs at SoFi Stadium, including the Michelob Ultra Club, The Gallagher Garden, The Verizon Lounge, The Google Cloud Club, and the SoFi Social Club.
Where you sit determines which Club you can access, but guests in all 100-level seats can circulate through the entire level 2 concourse, which includes the Verizon Lounge and the Google Cloud Club.
If you’re on the 200-level, Eastside ticket holders from 237 to 250 can access The Gallagher Garden and the Michelob Ultra Club. Westsiders in sections 215 to 226 can enjoy the Toyota Patio Club and the Corona Beach House.
Dining options for Club seats for 2026 include Soyrizo and Potato Tacos, a delicious Lobster Milanese, and Summer Tomato & Stone Fruit Salads.
The SoFi Social Club is located right behind the Rams bench and features a walk-out patio that is almost as good as being on the team! Food and dining is all-inclusive, and you have access to private bathrooms. The club is accessible by sections VIP130 to VIP133, OWN131 and OWN132, and SoFi Cabanas 1E1 to 1E10.
Now Let’s Talk Drinks!
All the Cocktail Bars feature a lineup including the 1800 Margarita, Crown Sour, and Smirnoff Mule. You’ll also be able to enjoy the L.A. Paloma, with 1800 reposado, ruby red grapefruit, Valencia orange, Persian lime, jalapeño-spiced agave, chamoy, and Tajín. It’s the best of Los Angeles in a glass, and you can choose which glass you want to enjoy it in.
The Frozen Drinks Cart on levels 4 and 6 has Siberian Blue Raspberry and Cherry frozen bevies, both with and without spirits, plus a variety of Beers, Seltzers, and Sodas. They carry Pepsi products in case you hadn’t noticed :).
If you’re on the Club and Suite Level, you have the added bonus of drinks like White and Red Sangria made with The Paring Wines, owned by Stan Kroenke, who also owns the Rams. The Paring Sour made with Bulleit Bourbon, agave, and Paring Pinot Noir is also a nice choice.
Lastly, visitors to the Owners Club at SoFi Stadium have a menu of classic cocktails, including the Old Fashioned, the Daiquiri, the Highball, and the Sour.
New Merch for 2026 at SoFi Stadium
Rams and Chargers fans can both get excited about brand-new gear for 2026. Guests can enjoy specially branded shirts available at select games, along with a whole new line of lifestyle items. New merch locations have also been added to the Pepsi Overlook, right off the American Airlines plaza, so you won’t miss out on those purchases.
New gear for L.A. Rams fans includes a Fearsome White that nods back to the 1960s and the Classic Sol jersey, which debuts on 9/21/26 during Monday Night Football as the Rams face the Giants.
Where to Stay Near SoFi Stadium
The following hotels are offering a Football Game Day Shuttle Package, which includes round-trip shuttle service for two people for just $30. That’s just a fraction of what it costs to park at the stadium!
- H Hotel Los Angeles Curio Collection by Hilton
- Homewood Suites by Hilton Los Angeles International Airport
- Residence Inn by Marriott Los Angeles LAX
- Embassy Suites by Hilton LAX North
- Courtyard by Marriott Los Angeles LAX
Discounted Tickets and Events at SoFi Stadium
SoFi Stadium in Inglewood might be known as the home of the Los Angeles Rams and the Los Angeles Chargers, but that’s not all there is to explore! There’s also the YouTube Theater, a concert venue, and a Saturday Farmers’ Market called Farm Habit at Hollywood Park. Below are some highlights from the 2026-2027 calendar, featuring discounted tickets!
- September 13th, 2026: Arizona Cardinals versus the Chargers, beginning at $36
- September 20th, 2026: Las Vegas Raiders versus the Chargers, beginning at $127
- September 21st, 2026: Giants versus the Rams, beginning at $109
- September 25th, 2026: Usher & Chris Brown, beginning at $89 and September 26th, beginning at $122
- October 2nd, 2026: Bruno Mars with RAYE & DJ Pee.Wee, beginning at $196
- October 11th, 2026: Denver Broncos versus the Chargers, beginning at $78
- October 12th, 2026: Buffalo Bills versus the Rams, beginning at $158
- October 18th, 2026: Arizona Cardinals versus the Rams, beginning at $87
- October 23rd, 2026: Jay Z, beginning at $105, and October 24th, beginning at $116
- November 1st, 2026: LA Chargers versus the LA Rams, beginning at $129
- November 8th, 2026: Texans versus the Chargers, beginning at $43
- November 15th, 2026: Usher & Chris Brown, beginning at $77
- November 16th, 2026: Usher & Chris Brown, beginning at $71
- November 22nd, 2026: NY Jets versus the Chargers, beginning at $38
- November 25th, 2026: Packers versus the Rams, beginning at $262
- November 29th, 2026:Patriots versus the Chargers, beginning at $99
- December 3rd, 2026: Chiefs versus Rams, beginning at $139
- December 17th, 2026: San Francisco 49ers versus Chargers, beginning at $130
- December 20th, 2026: Dallas Cowboys versus Rams, beginning at $232
- December 31st to January 4th (Date TBD): Chiefs versus Chargers, beginning at $95
- January 9th or 10th, 2026: Seahawks at Rams, beginning at $124
The Shrimp Burrito and the Spam Dog were some of my favorites, along with the brand-new Tacos de Guisado. The Chopped Brisket Burrito is always a thrill, and for dessert it’s gotta be a Whoopie Pie, with flavors that change every game, or a helmet full of Chocolate Chip Cookies.
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