Baseball season is back everyone… Here in Cleveland we are all praying for a good season or better yet, we hope we are in for an AWESEOME season!!! GO TRIBE!
For those of you planning on being regulars at the ballpark this season you of course are not only look forward to awesome games, but you also are looking forward to food… YUM!!!! There’s hot dogs, soft pretzel, nachos, bags of peanuts, and of course if you drink, you look forward to that nice cold beer.
There are a variety of different places to eat in the ballpark; the terrace club, club lounge, and the luxury suites. Not only do they serve food the many many fans who come on out to root for the Indians, but they also have a catering service for those who come to the ballpark for a special event. They have all types of events at the ballpark; from business meetings, special events, to weddings. (If anyone reading has gotten married at Progressive Fields… we’d love to know about it, and hear your story.
I found a Menu of what they serve all throughout the ballpark as well as what they have on their catering menu on the Progressive Field’s website.
Food Court
Hot Dogs, Hamburgers, Cheeseburgers, and Bratwurst with a Variety of Toppings
• Possible salads include: Fresh Fruit, Chop Salad, Potato Salad, Pasta Salad, Macaroni Salad, Garden Salad, Tomato Cucumber
• Traditional Caesar Salad
• French Fries and Onion RingsMini Marche
Ball Park Nachos with Jalapenos, Salsa and Sour Cream, and Hot DogsClub Lounge West Kiosk
• Homemade pizzas including Cheese, Pepperoni, Veggie Pizza, Chef’s Specialty Pizza and Assorted Antipasto.
• Pasta Action Station (located in The Club Lounge on the upper dining level). Possible pasta combinations include: Italian Sausage and Marinara, Provencal, Tortellini w/ Proscuitto and Peas, Prima Vera.Carvery Station
Located in the Club Lounge on the upper dining level. Roasted Turkey (every day) and a second meat choice (rotated between other meats such as beef strip loin, pork loin, corned beef, bbq brisket, top round, smoked pork shoulder, salmon, lamb, pit ham)Chef’s Action Station
Made from the freshest ingredients, this station changes daily and consists of: Green Curry Chicken Stir Fry with Steamed Rice, Fajitas, Jambalaya, Mashed Potato Bar, Kielbasa and Pierogis, MusselsSnacks
Hot Pretzels, Whole Roasted Peanuts, Popcorn, Cracker Jack, Cotton Candy and Hand Dipped Ice CreamCatering Menu (click for PDF link)
So, if you live in the Cleveland area, or are coming to Cleveland just for a visit, I suggest you make your way to see the Indians a Progressive Field… get a ticket and of course…. buy yourself something to eat!!! Cause, it’s all about the food folks.
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April 20th, 2009 at 8:47 am
Are you hoping to get free food at the next game? I ate at Terrace Club once. It was pretty good from what I remember.
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April 20th, 2009 at 11:45 am
There is a special Indians promotion – add $10 to the ticket price for all-you-can-eat Hot Dogs, Nachos, Popcorn, and soft drinks.
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June 7th, 2011 at 12:39 pm
I attended the May 25th Indians vs Red Sox and ate chicken tenders and waffle fries at one of the boths. Within 1 1/2 hours I became violently ill. I spent the rest of my evening in the ladies room vomiting and other unmentionable things. I was so sick I had to be taken by Martin Bros Ambulance service to Cleveland Clinic for food poisoning and deheydration. I spent all night in the ER which cost me another $200.00 on top of the $25.00 I spent for food at the game and $60.00 for tickets. Not a very enjoyable evening. I will still attend games but will probably never eat at the field again. I just hope no one else became ill that night.I am sure it was the chicken because I had not had anything to eat since lunchtime that day and felt fine until after I ate the chicken. I filled out a survery the next day and made comments about evening but heard nothing back from Indians.com
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