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August 24, 2019

T-Mobile Park Food & Drinks

Seattle Mariners · Seattle, WA

Know Before You Go

Essential details checked against official venue information.

Venue payments

T-Mobile Park retail and food-and-beverage purchases are cashless and accept debit cards, credit cards, Google Pay, and Apple Pay.

Applies to: Seattle Mariners games

  • Five cash-to-card kiosks are near Sections 128, 226, and 329, in the T-Mobile 'Pen, and in the Team Store.

T-Mobile Park Policies and Procedures

Outside food and drink

Outside food is permitted in single-serving sizes and must be wrapped, bagged, or placed in a container.

Applies to: Seattle Mariners games

  • Guests may bring one sealed clear-plastic water bottle or one empty reusable plastic bottle up to 32 ounces, baby bottles, medical beverages, and unopened soft-sided single-serving containers such as juice boxes.

Families at T-Mobile Park

Dietary options

The Natural offers gluten-friendly, vegetarian, vegan, and plant-based menu items at T-Mobile Park.

Applies to: Seattle Mariners games

  • Guests with dietary restrictions may also bring single-serving outside food that follows the carry-in rules.

T-Mobile Park Policies and Procedures

Alcohol sales cutoff

Alcohol sales end at the first pitch of the eighth inning and may stop earlier at management's discretion.

Applies to: Seattle Mariners games

T-Mobile Park Policies and Procedures

Cheapest food
$7
Cheapest drink
$6
Menu items
37

T-Mobile Park consistently ranks among the top MLB ballparks for food. The Pacific Northwest influence shows everywhere: Pike Place's Piroshky Piroshky, Nakagawa sushi, Tamari Bar's miso-katsu, Marination, Salt & Straw scoops, and the famous garlic fries. Ivar's fish and chips (a Seattle institution since 1938) has a stand inside the park. The craft beer selection is one of the best in baseball, featuring local breweries like Elysian, Georgetown, and Fremont. Outside the park, Pioneer Square and the SoDo district offer walkable dining and drinking options.

Tips & Fan Reports

First base side 300 level is recommended a lot, as is the Terrace Club. Not a bad seat in the house. Grab a Seattle dog from the alley next to Lumen Field on your walk over - $5-7 and well worth it.

SeattleDogFan

The 'Hit It Here Café' in center field has sit-down dining with field views. Make a reservation through the Mariners app.

VYT Research

Smoked salmon chowder on a cool Seattle evening is perfect. Find it at the seafood stands on the main concourse.

VYT Research

Garlic fries are the signature T-Mobile Park food. Get them during BP. The line wraps around the concourse by the 3rd inning.

VYT Research

Pioneer Square restaurants are cheaper and better for a sit-down pregame meal. Salumi's sandwiches are transcendent.

VYT Research

Ivar's fish and chips inside the park are the real deal, same quality as the waterfront location at ballpark convenience.

VYT Research

The craft beer selection is elite. Elysian Space Dust IPA and Georgetown Bodhizafa are local favorites available throughout the park.

VYT Research

On-Site Selections

Everything sold inside the ballpark, listed under the stand that sells it.

Prices are researched typical rates for the 2026 MLB Season.

Cheapest Way to Eat

T-Mobile Park publishes a value menu, so unlike the prices above these figures come straight from the venue. Items from $3.

Mariners Value Menu

Available every home game

  • Value Peanuts$3
  • Ballpark Churro$3
  • Red Rope$3
  • Soley Fruit Jerky$3
  • Tree Top Applesauce$3
  • Frito-Lay Mini Chips$4
  • Minute Maid Strawberry Lemonade Cup$4
  • Oh Snap! Dill Pickle Chips$4
  • Mochi$4
  • Hempler's Value Hot Dog$5
  • Tostitos Ballpark Nachos$5
  • Coca-Cola 16oz Refillable Fountain Soda$5
  • Walking Tamale$5
  • Value Beer (from)$5
  • Ube Coconut Rice Krispie$6
  • Quesadilla$7
  • Mini Alder Salmon Chowder$7
  • Chocolate Sea Salt Cookie$7
  • Caramel Corn$7

Seattle Mariners Drinkware

Tumblers, koozies, and Seattle Mariners glassware for the pregame and the ride home.

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Stadium Neighborhood

Saigon Drip Cafe

$$

Vietnamese Restaurant 4.9 (1,832)

161 S Washington St, Seattle, WA 98104, USA

Metropolitan Grill

$$$$

Steak House 4.6 (4,091)

820 2nd Ave, Seattle, WA 98104, USA

Chengdu Memory 蓉城老火锅

$$

Hot Pot Restaurant 4.4 (1,099)

520 S Jackson St, Seattle, WA 98104, USA

Happy Lamb Hot Pot: Seattle

$$

Hot Pot Restaurant 4.4 (2,346)

609 S Weller St Ste A, Seattle, WA 98104, USA

Krispy Kreme

$

Donut Shop 4.3 (3,112)

1900 1st Ave S, Seattle, WA 98134, USA

Ivar's Acres of Clams

$$

Seafood Restaurant 4.3 (9,457)

1001 Alaskan Wy Ste. 102, Seattle, WA 98104, USA

Diamond Bay Restaurant

$$

Dim Sum Restaurant 4.2 (478)

409 8th Ave S, Seattle, WA 98104, USA

13 Coins Pioneer Square

$$

American Restaurant 4.1 (4,975)

255 S King St, Seattle, WA 98104, USA

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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.

Concession menu

The Mariners' Top Eats at T-Mobile Park page (vendor-by-vendor with sections, including mid-2026 additions) and the T-Mobile Park A-Z guide.

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Nearby restaurants

Google Places API (New) Nearby Search

Pulled directly from the data provider named here

Value menu

T-Mobile Park official value menu page, 2026 season (21 items, plus 15 value beers $5-$8)

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Venue policies

T-Mobile Park policy, accessibility, family, payment, parking, food, and mobile-ticket guidance reviewed for entry, family, payment, food, and accessibility rules.

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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
  • Drink prices — Team Marketing Report FCI + venue research