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Saturday, April 23, 2022

Where to eat at Citi Field 2022 update - Hudson River Blue

New York City FC have five games scheduled at Citi Field this season, and while it’s a little dispiriting to think that New York City will play “home” games at six different venues this year, let's enjoy what other teams get right at their stadia. For instance, Citi Field is a pleasantly civilized place to watch a game by any standard: Nice architectural details, good circulation, exceptional food.

In fact, the home of the Amazin’ Mets keeps improving their food vendors, bringing in new talent to strengthen an already impressive lineup. This year, Citi Field added Pig Beach (Brooklyn-based barbecue joint), Jacob’s Pickles (southern comfort food), and Murray’s Mac & Cheese (from the legendary Greenwich Village cheese shop). Some of those should challenge for places in the starting XI.

All three feature in The Hudson River Blue Dining Guide to Citi Field below, a comprehensive listing of the best dining options available when you make the trip out to Flushing, and willingly join the captive audience watching NYCFC play.

Revenge is best served cold, but brisket is best served warm with cornbread and spicy pickles.

Note: Not all food vendors are open for every game.

The Hudson River Blue Dining Guide to Citi Field

Amazin’ Chicken Co: Chicken tenders, cheese taters. Field Level at Taste of the City

Arancini Bros. Italian rice balls with dipping sauces. Field Level at Section 102

Bases Loaded Lemonade: Spiked lemonade. Field Level at Section 114

Cantina: Margaritas, daiquiris, coladas, and sangria. Field Level at Taste of the City

Daruma: Sushi, sushi, sushi. Field Level at World’s Fare

DŌ: Cookie dough available in an assortment of flavors. Grill Stands

Empire State Craft: Large selection of local craft beers. Field Level at Section 132

Fuku: Spicy chicken sandwich from Momouku. Delta Level, Field Level at Section 130

Jacob’s Pickles: Fried chicken biscuit sandwich, fried pickles. Delta Level, Promenade Level at Jim Beam Highball Club

Jim Beam Bourbon Bar: Whiskey, whiskey, whiskey. Field Level at Section 141

Lobster Shack: Lobster rolls with parsley aioli, lobster grilled cheese, lobster bisque. Field Level at Section 104

Metropolitan Fry Factory: Hand-cut fries. Field level at Taste of the City

Murray’s Mac & Cheese: Creative takes on the classic mac-and-cheese: Buffalo-mac-and-cheese to blends of three cheeses, and more. Promenade Level at Jim Beam Highball Club

Pat LaFrieda’s Chop House: New York strip steak, tomahawk chop, fillet. Delta Level

Patsy’s Pizzera: A New York original that dates to 1933. Field Level at Taste of the City

Pig Beach BBQ: Smoked meats, a burger made with beef brisket and short rib, fries topped with pulled pork, and more. Promenade Level at Jim Beam Highball Club

Shake Shack: The New York classic carries all the basics. Field Level at Taste of the City

Tacocina: Classic and clever tacos from Union Square Hospitality Group. Field Level at Taste of the City

Vegan City: Meatless burgers, vegan nachos, and more. Field Level at Section 105

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