
Oriole Park at Camden Yards Food & Drinks
Baltimore Orioles · Baltimore, MD
Know Before You Go
Essential details checked against official venue information.
- Venue payments
Oriole Park is cashless and accepts Mastercard, Visa, American Express, and Discover at parking lots, concessions, and ticket windows.
Applies to: Baltimore Orioles games
- Apple Pay and Google Pay are accepted at concession stands only.
- A reverse ATM near Gate D beside Lower Level First Aid converts cash to a card for concessions and merchandise.
- Outside food and drink
Guests may bring individual portions of food and nonalcoholic beverages in one approved bag for Orioles regular-season home games.
Applies to: Baltimore Orioles regular-season games
- Each permitted drink must be factory-sealed, plastic, nonalcoholic, and no larger than 20 ounces; cans, glass bottles, frozen water bottles, and ice packs are prohibited.
- Dietary options
Oriole Park publishes kosher, vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free concession options and locations.
Applies to: Baltimore Orioles games
- Birdland Kosher and Birdland Market offer kosher items; Birdland Markets have vegan items, and several stands list vegetarian choices.
- Gluten-free buns are available on request at Camden Franks locations and Boog's BBQ, with additional gluten-free choices at Vida Taco and Factoria Maria Pupuseria.
- Alcohol sales cutoff
Concession-stand alcohol sales end after the eighth inning or 3.5 hours after the scheduled first pitch, whichever comes first.
Applies to: Baltimore Orioles games
- A valid state- or government-issued ID is required, and purchases are limited to two alcoholic beverages per person per transaction.
- Cheapest food
- $6
- Cheapest drink
- $5
- Menu items
- 50
Camden Yards has some of the best ballpark food in MLB, anchored by Maryland's crab cake tradition. Ekiben's Neighborhood Bird bun and Attman's corned beef joined the crab cakes and Boog's pit beef, the Birdland Value Menu keeps six items under $5, and Kat's Japanese cheesesteak is the chef signature. Boog's BBQ on the Eutaw Street promenade, run by former Orioles first baseman Boog Powell, is a Baltimore institution. The park also features pit beef (a Baltimore specialty), Orange Crush cocktails, and local craft beer from Heavy Seas and Union Craft. Concession prices are among the most reasonable in MLB. Outside the park, Pickles Pub and the Federal Hill neighborhood offer excellent pregame options.
Tips & Fan Reports
Cross Street Market in Federal Hill is a 10-minute walk and offers better value than in-stadium food.
The Orange Crush, fresh-squeezed orange juice and vodka, is the unofficial cocktail of Baltimore. Get one.
Old Bay seasoning is on everything in Baltimore. Fries, popcorn, and even the rim of your Orange Crush.
Natty Boh (National Bohemian) is the cheap local beer, $8 inside the park. It's Baltimore's working-class beer.
The Maryland crab cake sandwich is the must-eat item at Camden Yards. Real lump crab, minimal filler, as good as many restaurants.
Boog's BBQ pit beef on Eutaw Street is a Camden Yards institution. Boog Powell sometimes signs autographs at the stand.
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.
Boog's BBQ
Eutaw Street (middle) and Section 242Boog Powell's pit, a Camden Yards institution since 1992.
Boog's Shaved Beef
$14Boog's Turkey
Not published
Baltimore Seafood House
Sections 5, 226 and 242The crab headquarters; the certified Maryland Blue Crab True Blue Sando is limited per game at Section 5.
True Blue Crab Cake Sando
Not published'92 Crab Cake Sandwich
$18Crab Smash Tacos
Not publishedThe Chessie
Not publishedCrab Fries
Not published
Ekiben
Section 73Baltimore's beloved Asian-fusion spot.
Neighborhood Bird Bun
Not publishedTofu Brah Bun
Not publishedCrab Rangoon Eggroll
Not published
Attman's Deli
Section 53The Lombard Street corned-beef institution, since 1915.
Hot Corned Beef Sandwich
Not publishedReuben
Not publishedPotato Latke
Not published
The Local Fry
Section 27Loaded Fries (Crab, Chicken Bacon Ranch or Taco)
Not publishedOld Bay Seasoned Fries
Not published
Fuzzies Burgers
Section 46The Fuzzy Burger
Not published
Kat's King of Steaks
Section 71, also at the All-Star KitchensChef Katsuya Fukushima's Japanese-style cheesesteaks.
Kat's Japanese Cheesesteak
Not publishedKat's Loaded Tots
Not published
Stuggy's
Section 71Crab Mac Dog
Not publishedJumbo Crab Pretzel
Not publishedFisher's Popcorn
Not published
Eutaw Street Butchery by Pat LaFrieda
Eutaw Street, near Gate ACamden Crunch Burger
Not publishedSmokehouse Chicken Cheesesteak
Not published
Vida Taco
Section 31Gringo Tacos
Not published
Factoria Maria Pupuseria
Section 44Pupusas
Not publishedThe Chorizo Dog
Not published
Birdland Kosher
Near Section 83, beside Gates E and FCertified kosher; closed Fridays, Saturdays and Yom Kippur.
Hot Pastrami Sandwich on Rye
Not publishedPotato Knish
Not published
The All-Star Kitchen
Sections 214 and 258The Baltimore Dawg
Not publishedClub Smash Burger
Not publishedHoney Stung Chicken Tenders
Not published
Baltimore Chop
Near Section 228Rotating hand-carved sandwiches.
Rotating Hand-Carved Sandwiches
Not published
Camden Franks
Sections 11, 39, 53, 83, 312, 318, 360, 378 and 384Berks Jumbo Camden Frank
Not publishedChili Dog
Not published
Birdland Value Menu
All operating Camden Franks locations, main concourse and upper deckSix food and soda items under $5, plus value beer, NA beer and hard seltzer.
Value Hot Dog
$4.49Value Salted Pretzel & Mustard
$4.49Value Popcorn
$3.99Value Peanuts
$3.49Refillable Soda Cup
$4.49
Deddle's Donuts & Shaved Ice
Section 33Mini Donuts & Shaved Ice
Not published
The Nutty Pitch
Section 70Bavarian Glazed Nuts & Churros
Not published
Nothing But Desserts
Section 230Turkey Hill Ice Cream
Not published
Sold throughout the stadium
Classic Hot Dog
$6Squire's Pizza Slices
Not publishedFunnel Cake
Not publishedDippin' Dots
Not publishedCotton Candy
Not publishedDomestic Beer
$11Soft Drink
$5Water Bottle
$5
Typical game-day prices, shown where we have one.
Cheapest Way to Eat
Oriole Park at Camden Yards publishes a value menu, so unlike the prices above these figures come straight from the venue. Items from $2.50.
Baltimore Orioles Drinkware
Tumblers, koozies, and Baltimore Orioles glassware for the pregame and the ride home.
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Pickles Pub
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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 Oriole Park Food Guide (Birdland Value Menu with published prices, kosher stand, signature dishes) and its complete Concessions Roster.
- Nearby restaurants
Google Places API (New) Nearby Search
- Value menu
Orioles 2026 Birdland Value Menu announcement, Camden Franks locations on the main concourse and upper deck
- Venue policies
Current Orioles A-to-Z, accessibility, concessions, and digital-ticket guidance reviewed for entry, family, payment, food, parking, 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
- Drink prices — Team Marketing Report FCI + venue research