Opening Day of the 2026 Major League Baseball season is Thursday, and this season, there’s a whole lot more to enjoy than just “peanuts and Cracker Jack,” as the ballpark song goes.
Several teams have announced brand new ballpark delicacies for the upcoming season. Here are some of our favorites.
Los Angeles Dodgers
Let’s start with the back-to-back World Series winners, the Los Angeles Dodgers, who will have four new items on the menu.
They’ll debut a bone marrow pork taco, a french fry bowl topped with furikake spice, and a loco moco bowl.
To wash it all down, fans can grab a watermelon habanero margarita at Dodger Stadium.
Arizona Diamondbacks
If you thought four new menu items was a lot, the D-backs are unveiling a reported 14 new food options at Chase Field, according to Sports Illustrated.
Fans should definitely try the Take Me Out To The Ballgame Shake and the Footlong Elote Corn Dog, just to name a few.
There’s also the 128-ounce souvenir bucket of nachos which equates to one gallon or eight pounds.
Chicago Cubs
You’ve heard of chicken and waffles, but Wrigley Field will have chicken and churros this season.
There will also be tostada stacks on the menu and the Bao Wow Dog, a chargrilled Vienna Beef hot dog in a soft bao bun.
Chicago White Sox
Staying in Chicago, the White Sox’s main attraction has to be the All-Star Chicago lineup, “all of Chicago’s favorites, put it in one box,” as described by chef Nick Toth.
The lineup includes a Vienna beef hot dog, Buona Italian beef, charred kielbasa, chips and Garrett’s popcorn.
The Campfire Milkshake is also returning, easily big enough for two people.
Pittsburgh Pirates
Nothing says Pittsburgh like a Pierogi salad and Nutella beignets.
Philadelphia Phillies
Designated hitter Kyle Schwarber hits so many “dingers” that fans have nicknamed them “Schwarbombs,” which are also the inspiration behind the latest sweet treat at Citizens Bank Park: the Schwarbomb Sundae.
This isn’t the only player-inspired menu item, though.
There’s also the Sanchez sliders (for Cristopher Sanchez) and “The Sweeper” steak sandwich (for Jesús Luzardo).
All three of these are tied to charitable causes.
San Francisco Giants
The Giants just released their “Gigantes” alternate uniforms that will be worn every Saturday home game at Oracle Park.
They’ll also have the Peruchin sandwich, named after Giants Hall of Famer Orlando “Peruchin” Cepeda, a Puerto Rican legend who died two years ago.
The fan favorite, however, is the Crazy Crab’z sandwich, which will no doubt return this season.
Baltimore Orioles
“A true Baltimore spin on birria,” Levy Restaurants wrote on Instagram.
Crab smash tacos are now available at Oriole Park.
Seattle Mariners
The Mariners are in on the crab craze as well.
They’ll have a souvenir ferry boat filled with chicken tenders, fish and chips, crab nachos and more.
Boston Red Sox
Fenway Park and a hot dog topped with lobster. New England’s going to love this.
Washington Nationals
In the nation’s capitol, spectators can attempt to scale the Chicken Tower, a sandwich that comes with grilled chicken, smoked bacon, and much more, all on a soft pretzel bun.
Miami Marlins
Last but certainly not least, SB Nation says the Marlins’ newest entree “might be the best stadium food in history.”
They’re of course referring to the two-foot long quesadilla the Marlins are calling the “Machete,” an ode to Mexico City street food culture.