Football game at MetLife Stadium (Photo by Myron Mott on Usplash)
Great news for football fans: The 2025 NFL season is here, and it kicks off with last year’s Super Bowl champs facing my family’s team—the Philadelphia Eagles (Fly Eagles Fly!)—against the Dallas Cowboys in a Thursday night showdown.
All signs point to the kosher food stands that operated last season being back again for 2025–2026. That means fans in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Miami, and beyond can still enjoy kosher hot dogs, sausages, knishes, and more without missing a play.
And here’s another win: the Jewish holidays this year all fall midweek, so you can watch or head to games on Sundays without conflict.
With TJT’s updated guide to kosher food at NFL stadiums, you’re set for a season of thrilling football, roaring crowds, and plenty of kosher game-day eats.
The following is a list of kosher concessions at NFL stadiums where kosher food is served at home games.
- Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field: The Kosher Grill, run by Lubavitch of Bucks County, will be offering kosher hot dogs and sausages at all Eagles home games.
- New York Jets & New York Giants at MetLife Stadium: There are 7 kosher stands at MetLife stadium under the hashgacha of the VHQ (Vaad HaRabonim of Queens).
- Baltimore Ravens at M & T Bank Stadium: The newly opened Yachad Kosher Grill is run by the OU Yachad organization and is staffed by people with disabilities. Kosher supervision by the Star-K.
- Miami Dolphins at Hard Rock Stadium: Kosher Korner under the supervision of the ORB is open during home games. Note new location this year.
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Raymond James Stadium: Kosher food under the supervision of the Chabad of Tampa Bay. The stand offers kosher hot dogs, pretzels, and other kosher food options
- Las Vegas Raiders at Allegiant Stadium: The stadium does not have kosher food, but according to their website, it is available by request if ordered at least 7 days in advance by emailing guestexperience@raiders.com.
Cashless Stadiums
It is important to note that a majority of NFL stadiums have gone completely cashless. The trend among stadiums and venues is moving towards cashless payments, with many adopting digital and mobile ordering and payments solutions. Whether the stadium sells kosher food or not, it is worthwhile to check out in case you want to buy drinks or souvenirs.
Here are some of the payment options available at cashless venues:
- Credit or debit cards
- Mobile wallets such as Apple Pay and Google Pay
- Contactless payment via 'tap to pay' cards and mobile wallets
- Cash-to-card conversion kiosks
- Mobile ordering and pay on the phone
Conclusion
Kosher food stands at NFL stadiums are a real win for fans who want to enjoy the full game-day experience without compromise. From hot dogs to knishes, it’s all part of the fun. Just make sure to check ahead for locations and hours, since options can vary by stadium. With kosher eats back on the menu and the holidays falling midweek this year, you’re all set to cheer on your team—whether you’re in the stands or watching from home.