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Here Are the Best Food and Drink Options at Ford Field for the 2024 Detroit Lions Season

Battle of the Coneys, barbecue pork-topped nachos, Den Blend coffee, butter chicken wings, and more

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Serena Maria Daniels is a Chicana journalist and the city editor for Eater Detroit. A recovering daily newspaper reporter with nearly 20 years experience, she is also the founder and Chingona-in-Chief of Tostada Magazine.

The Detroit Lions are already off to a strong start after scoring a 26-20 victory over the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday night for their season opener held at Ford Field. For ticket holders with dreams of a Lions Super Bowl this season, expect a diverse array of food and drink offerings throughout the stadium — many of which come from women or minority-owned businesses.

Among the highlights at Ford Field this year, is the Battle of the Coneys, which during each home game will pit the Motor City’s iconic coney dog against a coney creation inspired by the visiting team (Streats of Detroit Stands — Section 109, 126, 217, and 244); fried chicken wings tossed in butter chicken sauce (Corner Bar & Grill); smash burgers (Sections 100 + 120 & Tailgate Grill Section 219 + 242); shawarma, orzo rice bowls and fattoush salad from Modern Greek and Salad Bar (Section 115 & 216); nachos smothered in barbecue pork, buffalo chicken, or chopped brisket from the Nacho Factory (South Club and Chopped Pork Nachos at AiFi 139); classic barbecue options from Slows Bar BQ; and brunch anytime picks from Brush that include brats, giant cinnamon rolls, and brisket bowls.

Two hot dogs topped with different toppings in paper boats lined with white and blue paper with Lions on concrete blocks.
Detroit coney versus an LA street dog
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Three boxes with nachos with different toppings on concrete blocks. Levy/Lions

In addition, the stadium’s dining choices include more than 20 local partners including 12 women- or minority-owned businesses, including: baked goods from Clementine’s Bakery (Suites Dessert Cart) and Howell-based M Street Bakery; plant-based options from Cooking with Que; Den Blend coffee from Grand Rapids-based Ferris Coffee (100 level Streets of Detroit stands); and made-to-order wings from Wing Snob (Bud Light Party Zone – Sections 239).

Two wraps on a white round plate on concrete blocks.
Regular and vegan chicken wraps from the Kitchen by Cooking With Que
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Four blue packages with Lions, One Pride, Ferris Coffee Co. and a blue and white lion. Levy/Lions
An orange drink in a clear glass topped with a skewer of blue gummy bears and an orange wedge. Levy/Lions

Other new additions include grab-and-go snacks in the Meijer Concourse, 11 all-inclusive suites in the newly renovated Miller Lite Taproom Suites, the Speakeasy situated near the Nacho Factory in the west end of the South Club, specializing in craft cocktails; and a new bar and cafe in the fifth-floor suites lobby called the Kick. To drink, expect the Drink of the Game — a specialty cocktail for every Lions home game of the season — available in all bars throughout Ford Field; the Ultimate Bloody Mary served with a mini corndog skewer, cheese curds, meat stick, olive, cheese, pepperoncini, pickle, and a shot of beer (South Club, Main and Upper Concourses – Sections 112 & 222); and a variety of craft beers (Main Concourse – Section 126).