What To Eat At American Family Field

You can’t visit Wisconsin without enjoying a beer, a brat and some cheese curds, and you can enjoy all of these and more at American Family Field. Johnsonville is headquartered less than two hours from the ballpark, and this company’s famous brats are sold in nearly two-dozen different locations around American Family Field. Regardless of where you’re sitting, you’ll have no trouble heading out to the concourse and finding a brat for sale just a few paces away. Make sure to get yours with warm sauerkraut and Secret Stadium Sauce, which is something of a cross between barbecue sauce and ketchup.

Other popular Wisconsin staples are available around the park if you’re looking to sample some local fare during your visit. You can find fried cheese curds at Sections 107, 117, 125, 214, 224 and 412, as well as pierogies at Section 113. Other notable foods that are worth trying include anything from AJ Bombers Burgers (Sections 107, 117, 125, 210, 228, 324, 409 and 424), Zaffiro’s Pizza (Sections 103, 123, and 208) and Smoke Shack Barbecue (Sections 110, 118, 129, 211, 227, 333, 418 and 433).

For dessert, keep an eye out for a Culver’s stand and order a cup of frozen custard. It’s another local specialty and serves as a perfect sweet treat to wrap up your visit to American Family Field. There are numerous custard stands located throughout the concourse.

If you’re looking for a sit-down dining experience, you’ll want to make a point of visiting T.G.I. Friday’s at American Family Field. It features a full menu of sports bar fare, but the seating is the key feature here. Fans who dine at Friday’s are able to get in before American Family Field technically opens, so you’ll have an opportunity to watch some extra batting practice — while also having the chance to snag a home run baseball if you get a spot in one of the restaurant’s “outside” seats.