Caesars Superdome Food

Last updated on December 1st, 2023 at 03:31 pm

Caesars Superdome (previously the Mercedes Benz Superdome and Louisiana Superdome) is the NFL home of the New Orleans team out in 1500 Sugar Bowl Dr, New Orleans, LA 70112. The food and drink options at the stadium update each season, which means there is something new to try when you come back. Here is the complete food and drink guide at Caesars Superdome. 

 

Also, I share my recommendations and thoughts on the food and drink choices for Caesars Superdome in this article.

 

Foods to Highlight

Classic Caesars Superdome Food Choices

• Parish Pizza: Serving up gameday pizza slices out in sections 116, 219, 503, and 515
• 100 Level Bar: Classic beer and cocktails throughout section 100
• Kings Table: Fans looking for classic stadium food will find them at this stand. You will find nachos, peanuts, popcorn, hot dogs, chili dogs, candy, and more in sections 104, 132, 523, and 533
• Little Caesars Pizza: Classic Italian pizza slices and more at sections 152, 237, and 279
• Parish Grill: BBQ beef sandwiches, nachos, hot dogs, soda, water, beer, and more at sections 139 and 145
• Crescent City Sausage: Footlong hot dogs, alligator sausage, soda, water, beer, and more at section 227
• Jesters Spread: Regular nachos, beef sandwiches, smoked sausage, and more at section 281
• Portable Beer Stands: There are numerous portable beer stands throughout the venue to grab a drink from during a game

 

New Foods to Enjoy During a New Orleans Saints Game

• Mercado Tortillas Stand: Boom boom shrimp tacos, chicken street tacos, and more in section 112
• Bayou Kitchen & Market: Chicken tenders, alligator jambalaya, double stack cheeseburgers, chips, soda, water, beer, and more in sections 104, 113, 153, and 559
• Bienville Burgers: Classic single and double cheeseburgers at section 227
• Delta Roost: Grilled chicken sandwiches, spicy fried chicken sandwiches, and more at section 228
• Dressed Or Not Poboys: Fried shrimp PoBoy, wild mushroom PoBoy, and more at section 217
• St. Jacks BBQ: BBQ brisket sandwiches, pulled pork sandwiches, soda, water, beer, abd more at section 529

 

Classic Dessert

• Big Freezy: Ice Cream and milkshakes in section 111
• Geaux Nuts: Assorted cany nuts at sections 127, 137, and 155
• Mini Melts Ice Cream: A wide selection of ice cream treats in section 124
• Popcorn Portable: Souvenir popcorn at section 132
• Pretzel Stands: There are numerous pretzel stands throughout the venue
• Candy: Fans can pickup candy at most of the concession stands at the venue

 

My Experience and Recommendation for Food

I went to the Caesars Superdome for a game against the New England Patriots and thought the food choices at the stadium were authentic and pretty good. I’m a Jambalaya fan, so I got that during the game. I also picked up alligator sausage. My recommendation is that if you visit Caesars Superdome for a game, go for something very New Orleans via the food choice. My experience of getting the jambalaya at the stadium made me like that food.

 

Another recommendation I can give fans coming to the venue is to get in line for their food about ten minutes before the end of a quarter. The hallways are narrow at the stadium, especially if you sit higher in the concourse. When the quarter ends, everyone floods into the concourse to get food, creating a long line wherever you go. Try to leave before the end of a quarter to get in line for food before everyone shows up.

 

Overall, the food at Caesars Superdome is a treat for anyone coming to the venue for a game. The food at this stadium might be some of my favorite I have ever had at any sporting event. However, that bias comes from my love of the food in New Orleans.

 

Can you Bring Outside Food into Caesars’ Superdome?

According to the New Orleans Saints website, all outside food and drinks can’t be brought into the stadium. You can visit that link to get the entire breakdown of what is allowed when coming to the stadium.

 

Can you Tailgate and Eat Before a Game?

Many fans head to Champions Square to pregame before a Saints game. You are also in the city of New Orleans, so you will find plenty of bars and restaurants near the NFL Stadium to check out before a home game.

 

From what I remember, fans were also tailgating before the game in the parking lots outside the stadium. However, the Champions Square area seemed to be the place to be before a game.

 

Check out the Caesars Superdome parking to find great deals before your next visit! Also, check out the Caesars Superdome Bag Policy to see what can and can’t come into the venue.

 

 

Conclusion: Caesars Superdome Food

In summary, I love the food at Caesars Superdome. Generally, the stadium’s food options are top-notch if you enjoy cuisines like Jambalaya. I got the Jambalaya during the game and loved it so much that now I order that food whenever I see it on a menu at a restaurant.

 

Outside of the Jambalaya, I recommend picking up the alligator sausage. The alligator sausage is a bit chewier than a traditional sausage and spicier.