Citi Field is a vibrant, modern baseball park where you can catch a Mets game, savor gourmet bites, and soak up a lively atmosphere that even non-fans will love.
"A new fast-casual sports stand by celebrity chef Kwame Onwuachi, focusing on a chicken patty with curried chicken, served within coco bread topped with jerk barbecue seasoning, green sauce, and a ginger-cabbage slaw." - Nadia Chaudhury
"Another effort to showcase local restaurants, these handheld foods will be available out of a truck on the party patio in right field. Start the year off with an extremely rich Comfortland cola-braised brisket grilled cheese, grab a killer chicken vodka sandwich from NY Panini over the summer, and, in August and September, a chicken tinga quesadilla from Maiz. We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists." - Team Infatuation
"When it's baseball season you can not miss catching at least one game at Citi Field. The renovated stadium, replacing "Shea Stadium", is home to the NY Mets. You don't need seats behind home plate to have the best experience, you can walk around on all public levels, grab food and drinks while watching the game from all angles until taking your seats. The vibes you get just from being in the stadium surrounded by fans is an exciting and fun experience in and of itself!" - QNS MADE
"The Hello Panda Festival at Citi Field is set to be the largest lantern festival in North America, occupying 700,000 square feet with over 120 Instagrammable lantern exhibits featuring more than 10 million handcrafted lights. The event includes 60 international food vendors, cultural arts experiences, and a holiday market. It aims to offer a unique, immersive experience that combines artistry, food, and culture to bring communities together." - Travel + Leisure Editors
"With so many worthy food options at Citi Field, home of the Mets, I may just become a baseball fan." - Eater Staff