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Scotiabank Arena Food & Drinks

Toronto Maple Leafs · Toronto, ON

Know Before You Go

Essential details checked against official venue information.

Venue payments

Scotiabank Arena is fully cash-free and accepts debit cards, credit cards, and major contactless payment methods.

Applies to: Toronto Maple Leafs games

  • Mastercard is the venue's preferred payment method.

Scotiabank Arena Know Before You Go

Outside food and drink

Outside food and beverages are prohibited except for allergy or medical needs confirmed with Fan Services.

Applies to: Toronto Maple Leafs games

  • Empty soft water bottles are permitted and can be filled at concourse fountains; hard-shell bottles are prohibited.

Scotiabank Arena FAQ

Dietary options

Fans with food allergies or medical conditions may bring required food or beverages after confirming the exception with Fan Services at 416-815-5982.

Applies to: Toronto Maple Leafs games

  • The arena sells peanuts and other nut products and has no nut-free area.

Scotiabank Arena FAQ

Alcohol sales cutoff

Alcohol service stops at the start of the third period for Maple Leafs games.

Applies to: Toronto Maple Leafs games

  • Alcohol policies can change without notice; call Fan Services at 416-815-5982 with questions.

Scotiabank Arena FAQ

Cheapest food
C$7
Cheapest drink
C$7
Menu items
31

Scotiabank Arena has elevated its food game with Toronto's diverse culinary influence. Poutine and peameal bacon sandwiches are the signature items. Toronto's craft beer scene is represented with Ontario breweries on tap. Everything is expensive, Leafs pricing reflects Toronto's premium market. The surrounding Entertainment District and King Street West have vastly better dining options at (slightly) lower prices. The arena shares its kitchen operation with the Raptors' NBA setup. The arena names its stands and where they are: The Poutinerie at section 322 (classic, rotisserie chicken or steak and onion, with premium cheese curds, house-made gravy and fresh-cut fries), Hogtown Gourmet Hot Dogs at 103, 112 and 319, Hot Stove Carve serving what the arena calls its top-selling Prime Rib Sandwich across the Platinum and Gallery levels, Wicked Carib roti and jerk chicken at 104, Cherry St. BBQ at 313, Chungchun Rice Dog at 308, Kibo sushi on the Event Level and a Tim Hortons at 116.

Tips & Fan Reports

Ontario craft breweries (Bellwoods, Blood Brothers, Left Field) are on tap. The local beer scene is excellent.

VYT Research

Everything at Scotiabank Arena is expensive. A beer is $16-18 CAD. Budget accordingly.

VYT Research

Real Sports Bar has better food than the arena at similar prices. Eat there before the game.

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Poutine at the arena uses real cheese curds. Standard Canadian quality at premium Toronto pricing.

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Peameal bacon sandwich is Toronto's signature food, cornmeal-crusted back bacon on a bun. Try the arena version or the original at St. Lawrence Market.

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King Street West restaurants are a better pregame value than arena concessions. Make a reservation.

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On-Site Selections

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

Prices are researched typical rates for the 2026-27 NHL Season.

The Poutinerie

Section 322

  • Classic Poutine

    Not published

  • Rotisserie Chicken Poutine

    Not published

  • Steak and Onion Poutine

    Not published

Hogtown Gourmet Hot Dogs

Sections 103, 112 and 319

  • Bacon Wrapped Hot Dog

    Not published

  • Chili Hot Dog

    Not published

  • BLT Hot Dog

    Not published

Hot Stove Carve

Platinum and Gallery Levels; Sections 104, 110, 117, 314, 318

  • Prime Rib Sandwich with Kettle Chips

    Not published

Wicked Carib

Section 104

  • Chicken, Beef or Vegan Roti

    Not published

  • Wicked Jerk Chicken Sandwich

    Not published

  • Doubles

    Not published

  • Jamaican Patties

    Not published

Food Junction

Sections 107, 120, 311 and 324

  • Chicken Tenders & Fries

    Not published

  • Buffalo Chicken Wrap

    Not published

  • Hot Dogs

    Not published

  • Sausage

    Not published

St. Patties

Section 122

  • Classic Burgers

    Not published

Pizza Pizza

Sections 111, 120, 306 and 321

  • Classic Pizza Slices

    Not published

Cherry St. BBQ

300 Level, Section 313

  • Smoked Barbecue

    Not published

Chungchun Rice Dog

300 Level, Section 308

  • Korean Rice Dog

    Not published

Kibo

Event Level and Section 106

  • Fresh Sushi

    Not published

Aloette Go

Event Level, Section 106

  • Aloette Counter Menu

    Not published

Tim Horton's

Section 116

  • Freshly Brewed Coffee

    Not published

  • Hot and Cold Beverages

    Not published

Molson Canadian Brewhouse

Section 108

  • Molson Canadian

    Not published

Coors Light Chill Zone

Above Gate 6, Sections 313-317

  • Coors Light

    Not published

Crown Royal Bar

Concourse bar

  • Crown Royal Whisky Drinks

    Not published

Don Julio Bar

Concourse bar

  • Don Julio Tequila Cocktails

    Not published

Captain Morgan Rum Bar

Concourse bar

  • Captain Morgan Rum Drinks

    Not published

Smirnoff Vodka Bar

Concourse bar

  • Smirnoff Vodka Cocktails

    Not published

Ciroc Ultra Premium Bar

Concourse bar

  • Ciroc Cocktails

    Not published

World Class Bar

Concourse bar

  • World Class Cocktails

    Not published

Typical game-day prices, shown where we have one.

Toronto Maple Leafs Drinkware

Tumblers, koozies, and Toronto Maple Leafs glassware for the pregame and the ride home.

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Stadium Neighborhood

Haidilao Hot Pot Toronto Downtown

$$

Hot Pot Restaurant 4.9 (5,319)

237 Yonge St, Toronto, ON M5B 1N8, Canada

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JOEY King St

$$

Restaurant 4.9 (13,993)

20 King St W, Toronto, ON M5H 1C4, Canada

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PAI

$$

Thai Restaurant 4.6 (15,009)

18 Duncan St, Toronto, ON M5H 3G8, Canada

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Earls Kitchen + Bar - Financial District (King & University)

$$

Restaurant 4.6 (11,689)

150 King St W #100, Toronto, ON M5H 1J9, Canada

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InterContinental Toronto Centre by IHG

$$

Hotel 4.5 (5,167)

225 Front St W, Toronto, ON M5V 2X3, Canada

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Fairmont Royal York

$$

Hotel 4.4 (13,524)

100 Front St W, Toronto, ON M5J 1E3, Canada

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Cactus Club Cafe

$$

Restaurant 4.4 (8,586)

77 Adelaide St W, Toronto, ON M5X 1C1, Canada

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The Old Spaghetti Factory

$$

Italian Restaurant 4.4 (14,058)

54 The Esplanade, Toronto, ON M5E 1A6, Canada

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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

Scotiabank Arena's Food Concessions page, which lists each stand with a description of what it serves and its section numbers. MLSE's culinary team runs the in-house concepts. The page publishes no prices, and warns that full menus may not be offered at every event.

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Nearby restaurants

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Value menu

Checked for 2026: no value menu at Scotiabank Arena

Compared against a maintained reference table and corrected where it disagreed

Venue policies

Current Scotiabank Arena FAQ, bag-policy, customer-service, arrival, and mobile-ticket pages reviewed for Toronto Maple Leafs game-day policies.

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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