City Bistro

Ordered the vegan hot dog ($9.50) as it's the only hot dog option that comes with grilled peppers and onions- big mistake. the vegan wiener itself was unbelievably firm? it was like biting into plastic. the flavor was fine, but the texture is not something you can overlook. do not recommend the vegan hot dog.

I have to leave a star so I guess 1 in reality it deserved a 0. The employees were so rude rushing and herding us through the line like cattle when there were obvious people in our way upon receiving the food the fries were not great and the chicken was over cooked and hard as hell. It sucks the city paid so much for an arena with such bad food.

This is probably the most popular stand for traditional arena/ballpark food. Being a long-time Warriors' season ticket holder, I can't tell you how many chicken tenders and fries I'd eaten over the course of thirty-two years of going to games there. You know the typical menu, hot dogs, chicken tenders and fries, fish and chips, nachos, popcorn, etc. Chase gears its menu towards a more sophisticated customer with a variety of popular local food businesses as well as foods from the trending cuisines, whatever they may be. I've written reviews for a few 'different' or non-traditional food vendors here. This one is a more familiar stand to those old standards. Our first visit was in 2019 shortly after the arena opened. We had the chicken and fries and shared an order of jerk chicken nachos (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=-RxwmBaAePwVjHYDWe69hQ&userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q) during the first season in 2019-2020. With the arena closed to the public until May, my friend and I didn't dine in the arena again until late 2021. As a change of pace, my friend and I shared the chicken strips and fries (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=RkGWHhYTF627NymsX-d-lQ&userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q) while we both each had a bratwurst (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=u2QNIKF4HExfuHA_DJEYlQ&userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q). It was about what you'd expect, nothing revolutionary or adventurous as they both hit the spot. Their menu includes other arena staples like hot dogs, pretzels, popcorn, cookies, and cheese nachos. The one 'different' item is the Beyond sausage which we may try next visit. This location is on the upper level of the Budweiser Lounge across from the Tony G stand. Will be back likely later this season. Go Warriors

I came in with little expectations since I always get burned by food at a stadium (usually overpriced and not tasty) but boy did City Bistro prove me wrong! Ok ok, it's still expensive but if you have a chase card, you get 50% off so that makes it a lot more worth. $40 fed my party of 4. Highly recommend the chicken tenders! I'm not usually a tendies kinda gal but these tendies would make wall street proud. The loaded nachoes were good too but gave me heartburn. Lastly, I do not recommend the pretzel. It is hard and kinda small.

For the type of food we ordered it was pretty good. Considering that it was food prepared in large quantities at a sports arena, I have to say the food here was quite good! I used to love the nachos at Oracle and was sad to find out that they didn't migrate over to Chase. However, I was happy to see a good amount of variety in terms of food options, some from well known vendors. Unfortunately the place I wanted to try the most had zero customers in line (this is a really bad sign) so we decided to try a couple of things at City Bistro. We ordered the chicken strips and fries ($16) and the guajillo beef nachos ($18). Regardless of the price the food was actually pretty good and the portions were HUGE. There were three large pieces of juicy and tender chicken tenders coated in a well seasoned crispy batter that wasn't too thick or greasy. The fries were crispy on the outside and fluffy inside. They were perfectly seasoned. Condiments are available at stations on the concourse. Despite sharing this dish we were only able to finish half. I would happily order this dish again. The nachos were accompanied by beef on the night of our visit but it seems they sometimes have chicken as an option. They did not skimp on these nachos. There was plenty of stewed beef, cheese, guacamole, jalapenos, pickled onions, sour cream (a little bit too much) and pico de gallo on the huge pile of thick tortilla chips. It's a bit of a messy dish to eat so a fork and plenty of napkins are advised. Nope, we weren't able to finish the nachos either. If you are a fan, this is a good version of nachos. If you pay with a Chase card there is a $5 discount for purchases over $30. Yes! Even without the discount I thought the food was worth the price charged and was much better than I had expected (hello Giants....what happened!!!!). Maybe we got lucky with the timing but the food was pretty fresh and didn't seem to have been biding its time under a heat lamp. The stand we visited was pretty busy but our food was ready in approximately five minutes. It's better to order from a busy stand than a dead one I always say.