Rogers Centre Food & Drinks
Toronto Blue Jays · Toronto, ON
- Cheapest food
- C$7
- Cheapest drink
- C$6
- Menu items
- 41
Rogers Centre has upgraded its food options significantly in recent years, and the Outfield District renovation gave the food an address: specialty hot dogs (bulgogi, shawarma, al pastor) on the Schneiders Porch, Toronto chains Pizza Nova and halal-certified Mary Brown's inside the bowl, Korean rice dogs from Chungchun at Section 110, and a dessert counter at Section 108 with Grand Slam cheesecake and Crush floats. Poutine and peameal bacon sandwiches remain the signature Canadian items. Prices are in Canadian dollars, which gives American visitors an effective 20-30% discount. Outside the stadium, Toronto's diverse food scene offers everything from dim sum to the St. Lawrence Market.
Tips & Fan Reports
Go an hour before first pitch and do a few laps of the Rogers Centre to see which food is available before deciding. There are more options than you think if you explore all levels.
Prices inside Rogers Centre are in Canadian dollars, 20-30% cheaper for Americans at current exchange rates.
The WestJet Flight Deck in 200-level centre field got a refresh: retro arcade games and a brewery-style menu, with shorter lines than the main concourse stands.
Every Tuesday is Loonie Dog Night presented by Schneiders: limit four per transaction, with veggie and gluten-free dogs included. The specialty dogs are excluded.
Steam Whistle across the street is cheaper for beer than inside. Have a few before entering.
The peameal bacon sandwich is a Canadian classic. Get one at the stadium or at St. Lawrence Market pregame.
Poutine is the quintessential Canadian ballpark food. Real cheese curds and gravy, not imitation.
Cheapest Way to Eat
Rogers Centre publishes a value menu. Items from C$1.
Know Before You Go
- Venue payments
Rogers Centre is cashless.
Reverse ATMs convert cash to prepaid Visa cards at Sections 110, 141, 212, 236, 508, and 532.
- Outside food and drink
Fans may bring food that is wrapped, bagged, or secured in a container that complies with the bag policy and fits under a seat.
Non-alcoholic drinks in plastic bottles or cans of 600 millilitres or less are allowed; glass and metal bottles are prohibited. Security will ask guests to remove bottle caps or open cans before entry.
- Dietary options
Rogers Centre offers gluten-friendly, halal, vegan, and vegetarian choices.
For ingredient-related support, contact Fan Services at least 48 hours before the game.
- Alcohol sales cutoff
General alcohol service ends after the seventh inning.
The Corona Rooftop Patio on the 500 Level may continue alcohol sales through the ninth inning. Alcohol is not sold during extra innings.
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How We Checked This Page
Every section below names the source it was read from and the day it was read. Where we could not reach a published figure, the page says so rather than presenting an estimate as a checked fact.
- Drink prices
Rogers Centre 2026 concession price restructure (reported before/after: domestic beer $16 to $7, basic cocktails $16 to $7)
- Concession menu
The Blue Jays' Food & Beverage page (Loonie Dog Night, specialty dog lineup), the Rogers Centre dietary guidelines' item-by-location index, and the Information Guide's Outfield District table.
- Nearby restaurants
Google Places API (New) Nearby Search
- Value menu
Rogers Centre 2026 Loonie Dogs promotion
- Venue policies
Rogers Centre information, accessibility, dining, and infant-feeding guides reviewed for entry, family, payment, food, and accessibility rules.
Not yet checked against a published source
These figures are estimates. Most venues no longer publish the numbers behind them (concession and ticket pricing moved to dynamic marketplaces), so we hold them as estimates rather than dating them as verified.
- Food prices: Team Marketing Report FCI + venue research