Here’s What to Eat at Angel Stadium for 2025

Baseball season is upon us, and there’s never been a better time to catch a game in Anaheim. The Angels have a new lineup, and I’m not just talking about the players. Here’s what to eat at Angel Stadium in 2025, including brand-new food items, revamped classics, and fancy drinks for all ages. Don’t miss the section where I dig into my favs and let you in on the best giveaways of the season!

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What’s New in Food at Angel Stadium?

Executive Chef Dennis Radcliffe of Angel Stadium has put his own spin on some of the crowd-pleasers and added a few new items that are sure to become fan favorites! This section includes all the new food you can get at any ticket level. I’ll get to the Suites and Lexus Diamond Club later.

Let’s start with the Casa Modelo Esquites Cup, which is filled with roasted corn, lime crema, cotija cheese and topped with chili lime chips. You’ll find this in Section 260 on the Terrace Level.

Also, brand new and lots of fun for any age is the Crafty Mac & Mash station at portable 237 – also on the Terrace Level. This is where you make the Macaroni & Cheese and Potato Bowls of your dreams. Yep, that’s pork belly you’re seeing!

Next, you’ve got the Casa Modelo Birria and Veggie Quesadillas found in Section 260. I found the Veggie Quesadillas to be highly satisfying—and I’m not even a vegetarian eater on the regular. They come four to an order. Brand new for 2025, you’ve also got Chicharrón Nachos at Casa Modelo, which are as delicious as they sound!

If you’re looking to lighten up your day at the ballpark, visit La Rotisserie for a Fresh Fruit Cup or a Grilled Vegetable Mac Bowl, which is one of several vegan options at Angel Stadium. There’s also a make-your-own Mediterranean Bowl. It begins with a base of Jasmine rice or supergreens before you load it up with toppings like marinated feta, herb lentils, crushed avocado, and red pepper hummus. That can be found on the Club Level in section 317 at Classic Hits.

Speaking of classic, I still can’t watch a game without a hot dog in my hand, and Angel Stadium has upped its game this season. While you can find a regular dog at all Classic Hits locations and Big A Burger, if you want something unique, head to Crafty Dogs at the 1st Base Food Court. It’s a head-to-head matchup between the Legends and the Cali Dog. The Legends is a taste of Carolina BBQ, complete with brisket, while the Cali Dog has got carne asada, French fries, and pico de gallo.

If all that makes you thirsty, visit Brewery X for a Michelada Float with mango sorbet, chamoy, and tajin. Beatbox at the 3rd Base Food Court also serves slushies.

Now, let’s talk desserts! Walk-Off Waffles, located in Section 232 and the 1st Base Food Court, reigns supreme with its Strawberries & Cream and S’mores Waffles, which are crispy and warm. I couldn’t stop eating these and still don’t know which one I preferred (the Chef’s favorite is Strawberries & Cream). New for 2025 is a Strawberries & Cream Cookie found at Big A Burger.

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What’s on the Menu at the Lexus Diamond Club?

When you have Lexus Diamond Club seats, you are privileged to sit right behind home plate, within 20 rows of the field, and have access to the Lexus Diamond Club Lounge and In-Seat Service.

The menu at the Lexus Diamond Club changes with each “home stand”—that is, it changes with each new team that comes to Angels Stadium.

In the Carvery section, you might find Smoked Prime Rib with Asparagus or Slow-Roasted Turkey with Green Beans. New for 2025 are an Al Pastor Pork Leg and an inventive Dirty Rice Arancini.

New for In-Seat Dining are items like the Birria Egg Roll and a Plate Lunch with Shoyu chicken and macaroni salad.

If all this food sounds too elevated for baseball, fear not! The Lexus Diamond Club also offers Ball Park Fare, a Chef’s choice of bratwurst, sausages, and hotdogs served on brioche buns with all the trimmings—including house-made chili.

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What can you eat in the Premium Suites at Angel Stadium?

If you’re lucky enough to be living the suite life, the food matches the privacy of premium boxed seating. Dishes like Lobster Rolls and Jalapeno Glazed Pork Belly with Shishito Peppers are deliciously savory and complex.

New for 2025, you’ll also enjoy Salt and Pepper Shrimp over yakitori noodles and an enormous Tabla de Arrachera, which is grilled marinated skirt steak with corn ribs, crispy fingerling potatoes, and corn tortillas.

The Potato Taquito platters are great for groups, and you can add chicken or birria to them. The Taquitos can also be found at Casa Modelo in the stadium.

When dining in the Suites, you usually order for a group based on a Dining Package, which gives you a curated menu of options designed to feed 12 to 18 people. If you’d like an a la carte item, it is designed to feed 6 to 8 people and includes Sharables like Seasonal Fruit or the Classic Stadium Nachos—which are served in a helmet.

As for dessert, you’ll find Churros drizzled in a chocolate sauce, Caramel Apples decked out with chocolate and pretzels or circus animal cookies, and a Butterscotch or Peach Slab Tart. These feed groups of 6 to 8 guests.

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What are the Giveaways for 2025 at Angel Stadium?

Merchandise gets updated every season at Angel Stadium, including the items on Giveaway Days. Below is just a sample of what you’ll find from April to September for Fan Giveaways as you enter the stadium, plus a link to purchase discounted tickets if you feel inspired:

• April 4th and 5th: A season opener calls for a Wall Calendar so you never miss a date. Get tickets for the 6:38 p.m. game against the Guardians here. Saturday night has the added benefit of fireworks at the same 6:38 p.m. start time. Tix are here.
• April 18th: It’s Star Wars weekend, so you can expect a Big A Millenium Falcon Giveaway and fireworks. Get tickets here for the Angels versus the Giants at 6:38 p.m.
• May 2nd offers a Ben Joyce Bobblehead when the Angels play the Lions at 6:38 p.m.
• May 11th: It’s Mother’s Day, and the giveaway is a Clear Belt Bag, which is something you always need at the stadium. The game is against the Orioles at 1:07 p.m. Get tickets here for as low as $9!
• June 6th: It’s Beach Weekend, and they’re celebrating with Hawaiian Shirts! Get your tickets here for the 6:38 p.m. game against the Mariners.
• June 27th- 29th: It’s Christmas in June, during which you can get a Plaid Blanket on the 28th. Watch the game against the Nationals at 7:07 p.m. for as low as $10 here.
• July 10th: Throwback week features a Bucket Hat Giveaway on July 11th and a Throwback long-sleeved Tee on July 12th. Kids get to run the bases on Sunday, July 13th. Grab your tickets here.
• July 25th-27th: A Jared Neto Bobblehead is always a good idea. Get this when the Angels play the Mariners at 6:38 p.m. on Friday night. Tickets start at $14. The game on July 26th has a Corduroy Hat Giveaway, and the afternoon game on Sunday, July 27th offers a Youth T-Shirt.
• August 1st: Get a Postcard Shirt at the 6:38 p.m. game against the White Sox. Once again, Tickets are in the low double digits.
• August 22nd: Enjoy a Logan O’Hoppe Bobblehead Giveaway for the 6:38 p.m. game against the Cubs. Get your tickets here.
• August 23rd: A City Connect Angels Hat is yours to be had during the Cubs weekend. This night, there is an added bonus of fireworks following the game. Tickets here.
• September 5th: It’s Ducks Night, where you can get a Co-Branded Ducks Cooler Bag during the 6:38 p.m. game against the A’s. Enjoy seats with a clear view for as low as $9 here.
• September 8th: This Monday night has your Mike Trout Bobblehead action. Get tickets for the 6:38 p.m. game against the Twins here.
• September 26th-27th: These are the last evening home games of the season, and it’s all about Fan Appreciation. Guests will enjoy an Angels Jersey Giveaway on Friday night, and a Team Photo Giveaway plus Fireworks the following day. Get your tickets here for Saturday night against the Astros.

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And now, here are My Picks for Stadium Eats!