Super Bowl LX Concessions to Feature Bay Area-Inspired Flavors
Super Bowl LX, hosted at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California, is set to offer an impressive array of concession options. These offerings have been developed through a collaboration between the NFL and the stadium's hospitality team. The menu is specifically designed to highlight Bay Area-inspired flavors for event attendees.
The menu is designed to highlight Bay Area-inspired flavors, promising a unique culinary experience for event attendees.
Culinary Highlights & Pricing
The concessions will include a variety of food items with notable pricing. For savory selections, the Gilroy Garlic Steak Frites will be priced at $35, while the Chinatown Dog, a char-grilled footlong, will cost $20. A standout item, The LX Hammer Burger, will be available for $180. Seafood options include Dungeness Crab Potachos, priced at $40.
Sweet Treats and Thirst Quenchers
Dessert choices include the San Fran Sticky Roll at $30 and the Fog City Frozen Irish Coffee. Beverage selections will feature beers starting at $17 for an American canned lager and $19 for premium options. Wine will also be available for $17 per glass. Signature cocktails, such as the Halftime Show watermelon margarita and the "Pier 39" Paloma, are priced at $23, with double versions costing $36.
Behind the Scenes: Culinary Operations
To manage the extensive culinary operations, a substantial team will be on site. 40 executive chefs and 2,500 hospitality team members are dedicated to serving attendees. Projections indicate the serving of substantial quantities of food, including 10,000 hot dogs, 2,000 pounds of prime beef tenderloin, and 1,500 pounds of local Dungeness crab.
The Big Game: Seahawks vs. Patriots Rematch
Beyond the culinary experience, the Super Bowl LX game itself promises excitement. It will be a rematch between the Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots. The Seahawks are entering the contest as 4.5-point favorites. This game will provide Seattle an opportunity to counter their 28-24 defeat against New England in Super Bowl XLIX in 2015.