Where to Eat at Citizens Bank Park
The best the new foods at the Phillies’ home ballpark this year, plus some of our all-time favorites.
Sánchez Sliders at Citizens Bank Park / Photograph courtesy of Aramark
Baseball is back! And a new year means new ballpark bites to enjoy while watching the game. To help you make the most of your time cheering on the Phillies at Citizens Bank Park, we’ve assembled a list of what’s new at the Bank, as well as some of the classics that you don’t want to miss out on this season.
Whether you’re looking for cheesesteaks, beer, treats, or even a tasty option to meet your unique dietary restrictions, here’s where you can find the best food options at the ballpark.
New Food at Citizens Bank Park in 2026
The Schwarbomb Sundae topped with Fruity Pebbles / Photograph courtesy of the Phillies
Schwarbomb Sundae, Coca-Cola Corner
Oh, we’re coming out swinging here. The new Schwarbomb Sundae is soft-serve topped with a funnel-cake-fried strawberry Uncrustable, strawberry sauce, and Fruity Pebbles cereal, all served in an All-Star Game helmet. It’s ridiculous, it’s shareable, and it will absolutely be all over Instagram. Even better, a portion of the proceeds from the sundae benefits Schwarber’s Neighborhood Heroes.
Sánchez Sliders, Coca-Cola Corner and Hall of Fame Club
They’re already winning here with the pun — “slider” as tiny sandwiches and also as one of Cristopher Sánchez’s pitches, adorable. You get two mini potato rolls loaded with honey-spiced chicken tenders, hot honey, Grillo’s pickles, and garlic aioli. And a portion of the proceeds benefits Clínica de Familia, a nonprofit community healthcare clinic in Sánchez’s hometown of La Romana, Dominican Republic.
The Sweeper, Campo’s (Ashburn Alley)
Another pitcher-inspired sandwich! This one’s created with Jesús Luzardo, and it’s a ribeye cheesesteak with pizza sauce, pepperoni, and provolone. Here’s a little wrinkle, though: It’s only available during games when Luzardo’s the starting pitcher. Which is either a fun gimmick or deeply inconvenient, depending on your cravings. A portion of the proceeds from each sandwich benefits the Jesús Luzardo Family Foundation, dedicated to children’s health and wellness and underserved community programs.
“The Sweeper” cheesesteak, inspired by pitcher Jesús Luzardo / Photograph by Josh Moore
Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers, Section 126
Replacing Shake Shack behind home plate, it’s … different burgers and shakes! Pro tip: They’ve also got Chickie’s & Pete’s here, so grab your Crabfries early.
Hatfield Phootlong Dog, Hatfield Classics Grill (various locations)
Okay, this one’s just a foot-long hot dog, but I had to include this new menu item simply for its goofy name. That’s all.
Wilt’s Chocolate Smothered Berries, Section 111 and Hall of Fame Club
You’ve likely seen the Reading Terminal Market treat on your timeline — as its name suggests, it’s a clear plastic cup filled with fresh strawberries and drenched in chocolate sauce. Well, now you can enjoy it at the ballpark, too!
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LaScala’s Fire, Philadelphia Insurance Club (fka Diamond Club)
This one’s only relevant if you’re in the fancy seats — the section formerly known as Diamond Club has some new corporate sponsorship, evidently — but the Italian restaurant is debuting a CBP location behind home plate.
New Culinary Program at Cadillac Hall of Fame Club
The Phillies renovated their Hall of Fame Club level for the season, and while it looks great, the biggest shift isn’t a single dish — it’s a rotating, chef-driven program featuring some of the city’s biggest names, including Marc Vetri, Amanda Shulman, Evan Snyder, and Matthew Cahn.
GHOST Energy Deck, Left Field Porch
I’m gonna be honest: This one stings. The outdoor bar under the left field scoreboard has been Harry the K’s — in honor of Phillies iconic broadcaster Harry Kalas, of course — since the ballpark opened in 2004. But this year, it’s named in honor of … GHOST energy drinks. Is nothing sacred? And this certainly has not been met without controversy from fans. The team points out that the ballpark still has a statue of Kalas, and will continue to play Kalas’s rendition of “High Hopes” after every win; owner John Middleton says it’s “the cost of doing business.” Anyway, you’re here about the food, so let me at least tell you what you can expect at this blasphemous concession stand. Cocktails and (obvs) energy drinks. And, I’m guessing cocktails made with energy drinks. An official description also hints at “a rotating mix of interactive elements and surprises throughout the season,” but unless the “surprise” is that this was all an early elaborate April Fool’s prank, I’m good.
Best Bites at Citizens Bank Park
The Bull’s BBQ Rib Sandwich at Citizens Bank Park is named for the Phillies great. / Photograph by Laura Swartz
Bull’s BBQ, Left Field Plaza
Named for Phillies legend Greg “The Bull” Luzinski, Bull’s BBQ has pulled pork, sliced smoked turkey sandwiches, burnt ends cheesesteaks, BBQ ribs, and a kielbasa “Bull Dog” sandwich, as well as traditional BBQ sides like coleslaw, baked beans, potato salad, and cornbread. And new for this year, Bull’s BBQ Sampler Platter gives you a little bit of everything: pulled pork, burnt ends, and smoked turkey with sides of baked beans and coleslaw, plus white bread.
Manco & Manco, multiple locations
If you’re looking for the best pizza in the ballpark, head to Manco & Manco. This Jersey Shore favorite serves up slices of cheese, pepperoni, and the occasional special. It’s easily the best pizza in the park, which is why the lines were always long (and worth the wait). But they’ve expanded Manco & Manco to more locations, so you won’t have to worry about missing the game while waiting for a slice.
Chickie’s & Pete’s, multiple locations
Sure, they’ve got chicken cutlets, but we all know we’re going for the Crabfries.
Ice Cream Helmet, various locations
It’s such a classic, it’s on a hat. Yes, a hat, filled with ice cream, on a hat. But I’m also shouting it out because this season, they’ve got a whole lineup of eight designs, including an All-Star Game exclusive. Fill it with soft serve or Dippin’ Dots.
Photograph courtesy of the Phillies
Pass and Stow, near Third Base Gate
It may seem a little meta to watch the game at a sports bar in the stadium, but hear us out. There are 4K UHD TVs, Manco & Manco pizza, and plenty of beer. Every seat here is the best seat in the house.
Federal Donuts & Chicken, Section 140
Hand-battered and twice-fried, these chicken tenders and sandwiches are served with a selection of house-made sauce and hot, fresh doughnuts.
Greens & Grains, Section 125
South Jersey plant-based restaurant Greens & Grains offers several vegan-friendly menu items, including a gyro pita sandwich, vegan hot dogs, a buffalo Chk’n hoagie, and their new black-bean burger.
Phillies food: Chicken cheesesteak / Photograph by Laura Swartz
Campo’s Steaks, Ashburn Alley
This spot has all the cheesesteaks. You have your choice of a traditional Philly cheesesteak, a chicken cheesesteak, a veggie steak, and “The Heater,” a cheesesteak topped with jalapeños, jalapeño cheddar, and buffalo wing hot sauce. Plus, one out of every five or so games, you can try Jesús Luzardo’s new “Sweeper.” (More on that in the previous section.)
Uncle Charlie’s Steaks, various locations
What, you thought there’d only be one option for cheesesteaks in the ballpark? Named for 2008 World Series Champion coach Charlie Manuel, Uncle Charlie’s Steaks serves up cheesesteaks on a Liscio’s Bakery seeded roll with onions and Cooper Sharp or Cheez Whiz. The main location is behind Section 109, but you can find “Express” locations at 206 and 319.
Beverage Bat, multiple locations
You’ve already got your ice-cream helmet, but what about a comically festive beverage option? Look no further than the beverage bat. Get it with beer, cocktails, frozen drinks, and non-alcoholic beverages (y’know, for the kids!). You can get it in 16-ounce and 24-ounce sizes and then bring it home to display with the fancy china.
Drink your beer out of a bat! Do it! / Photograph courtesy of Aramark
Kosher Grill, Section 124
In addition to kosher hot dogs and potato k’nishes, there’s a pulled brisket sandwich that’s worth trying even if you don’t keep kosher.
Schär Gluten-Free Dedicated Stand, Section 122
Fans can find various GF items here, including hot dogs, packaged snacks, turkey clubs, and more.
The 9-9-9 Challenge, Section 128
Nine mini hot dogs and nine flight-sized beers to enjoy over nine innings — much more manageable than the full-size challenge that inspired this item, and pretty cute packaging.
Additional reporting by Catherine Smith.
