A sizzling griddle, the roar of the supporters’ section, and a sandwich stacked higher than the scoreline — Section 110’s Chopped Cheese stand looked like a hidden gem waiting to happen. But once the $17.99 beast hit my tray, excitement turned to confusion. Dry, under-seasoned beef and flavor-free cheese wiz weighed down the “classic,” while a promised bulgogi upgrade proved to be the same meat wearing a new label. Portion size? Huge. Napkin count? Even bigger. Dive into my full account of wins, fails, and a hilarious napkin disaster in the latest Pitchside Plates review.

If you think stadium food is all nachos and pretzels, think again. Fattened Caf brings bold Filipino flavors to Energizer Park with sizzling skewers, a purple ube hotdog bun, and enough flavor to make you forget the score. In this episode of Pitchside Plates, we dive into their 3-Skewer Combo and Longdog—and trust us, you're going to want napkins.

Lines that barely move, $20 tacos that look gorgeous but taste dry, and chicken nachos that bring the heat but not the value—welcome to Malinche at Section 140. We break down the full experience, from mobile-order mayhem to portion-size pain points, and reveal whether one spicy bite can salvage the hype. Dive in before you swipe your card.

When you think stadium food, you might picture hot dogs, nachos, maybe a burger if you're lucky. But Seoul Taco is here to change the game entirely — blending Korean BBQ flavor with Mexican classics right in the heart of Energizer Park.

In Episode 6 of Pitchside Plates, we reviewed Seoul Taco’s Chicken Tacos, Kids' Chicken Tacos, and a massive Bulgogi Steak Burrito. Here's what stood out:

• Flavor Bomb: The Seoul sauce and bulgogi steak combo was hands-down one of the best bites of the season.

• Family Friendly: There’s an actual kids’ option — simple and filling.

• Value Surprise: The $20 burrito might seem steep, but it’s big enough to feed two.

We may have found the best-kept secret at Energizer Park. Tucked beside the supporter’s section in Section 127, Beast BBQ Nachos serves up a massive tray of smoked BBQ chicken nachos for just $14.99 — and we’re still shocked at how much food we got. Every chip was covered, every bite packed with flavor, and the portion? Enough for two. We scored this meal a perfect 9 out of 9 across flavor, value, and shareability.

So seriously… why didn’t we know about these nachos before?!

👉 Watch the full episode now and see why this might be the best nacho deal in the stadium.

We tried Puerto Rican food at Energizer Park—Cubano, empanada, and cheese tequenos. One dish shocked us (in a good way), and one went overboard on mustard. Find out which dish we’d order again, plus tips on how to beat the lines and save money on game day eats.

Looking for the best food at STL City SC’s Energizer Park? In Pitchside Plates Episode 4, we uncovered what might be the top stadium meal of the season—and it came straight from Balkan Treatbox.

Toasted ravioli, cheese steak fries, and a Smashburger at Energizer Park—are they worth the price? We rated Olive & Oak’s most talked-about dishes on flavor, value, and family shareability in our latest double-header review.

Pitchside Plates climbed the stairs to visit Chicken Scratch and review their Crispy Chicken Sandwich, Pulled Chicken Sandwich, and Fries. Were our high hopes satisfied?

Today, we’re diving into FarmTruk at STL City SC’s stadium, exploring three dishes: the FarmTruk Burger, Brisket Mac and Cheese, and Kids Mac and Cheese. We’ll rate them on budget-friendliness, shareability, and flavor, so you know exactly what to expect on game day!

Soccer season is here, and so is the hunt for the best stadium eats at Energizer Park, home of STL City SC! Whether you're bringing the whole family or just looking for a great bite before kickoff, Pitchside Plates is your go-to guide for stadium food that won’t break the bank.