Where to Eat at Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium
The Mercedes-Benz Stadium is gearing up to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup this summer

Rising just west of downtown Atlanta, the soaring steel petals of Mercedes-Benz Stadium have become one of the city’s most recognizable landmarks. The $1.6-billion retractable-roof venue opened in 2017, replacing the Georgia Dome and quickly cementing itself as the beating heart of Atlanta’s sports and entertainment scene. With a capacity of around 71,000 for football and the ability to expand beyond that for major events, the stadium regularly draws massive crowds for hometown teams and global spectacles alike. 

Today, the stadium serves as home turf for the Atlanta Falcons and Atlanta United FC, while also hosting marquee college football matchups like the Peach Bowl and the SEC Championship Game. Since opening, it’s welcomed events ranging from Super Bowl LIII to international soccer tournaments and mega-concerts from artists like Beyoncé and Taylor Swift, and it’s slated to host matches during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. 

Beyond touchdowns and trophy matches, Mercedes-Benz Stadium has also built a reputation for something unexpected: unusually good stadium food. From beloved Atlanta restaurants serving game-day classics to affordable concessions worth lining up for, eating here can be as much of a draw as the action on the field. Here’s where to grab a bite the next time you’re at the Benz.

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Big Dave’s Cheesesteaks

What started off as a small operation run out of a Chevron station in Doraville has turned into an Atlanta cheesesteak empire for West Philadelphia native Derrick Hayes. Big Dave’s serves up messy and meaty cheesesteaks like the beef or salmon cheesesteak stuffed with three types of cheese, sweet peppers and banana peppers, mushrooms, and onions. What to order: There’s no wrong cheesesteak order here. Try one of Big Dave’s popular cheesesteak egg rolls. Sections 107.

Farm Burger

This thriving local chain focuses on organic burgers, fries, and ingredients. The MBS stand also offers fresh-brewed sweet tea, beer, sodas, and bottled water. What to order: One can’t go wrong with a classic. The No. 1 Farm Burger comes with grass-fed beef, aged white cheddar, caramelized onions, and Farm Burger sauce. Section 245.

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H&F Burger and Hop’s Chicken

Chef Linton Hopkins brings both his popular double-stack cheeseburger and fried chicken sandwich to the Benz. The H&F burger was first made famous as a limited, late-night menu item at Holeman and Finch Public House. Now, Hopkins offers the double-stack at H&F Burger spots at Ponce City Market and Truist Park, home to Braves baseball. In 2015, Hopkins also debuted Hop Chicken, which serves up crispy fried chicken in buckets, boxes, and as sandwiches. What to order: The classic H&F burger and fried chicken sandwich with frim fram sauce. Section Field Level.

J.R. Crickets

One of Atlanta’s most iconic wing joints (you may recognize the “lemon-pepper-wet” shout-out on Donald Glover’s show, Atlanta) has a spot at the stadium. What to order: 10-piece wings, both bone and boneless, are $15. Get a basket of lemon pepper wings with a side of cheese fries. Section 318.

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Molly B’s Kitchen

Named for Falcons and United owner Arthur Blank’s mother, Molly B’s takes inspiration from some of Molly Blank’s recipes to create the menu here. The dining area at Molly B’s on the 100 level is hard to beat. It’s full-service dining with wide-open views of the playing field. What to order: The Molly B’s burger is made of two short rib patties, gruyere, French onion soup mayo, dijon, pickles, and caramelized onions on a brioche bun. Section 133.

West Nest by Westside Works

Students and graduates of the Westside Works Culinary Academy run the stand on the 100 level. They’re in charge of cooking and service, and developed the West Nest menu long before Mercedes-Benz Stadium opened to the public. What to order: The premium chicken in a waffle bowl is an over-the-top combination of a tempura-battered chicken tender, waffle fries, Kool-Aid pickles, and honey hot sauce. Section 115.

Williamson Bros. BBQ

This local barbecue restaurant institution garnered national attention a few years ago, thanks to former speaker of the house and Georgia resident Newt Gingrich, who used to order from Williamson Bros. BBQ when he was living in Washington, D.C. The Marietta restaurant now includes a location in Canton. Taking over the former Fox Bros. Bar-B-Q stalls at the Benz, people can order everything from barbecue nachos and smoked sausages to smoked wings and pulled pork sandwiches. What to order: Try the hickory fries if on the menu, smothered with pulled barbecue meat and topped with cheese and Williamson Bros. barbecue sauce. Sections 136, 238, 329.

Section-by-Section Dining Guide

The complete dining roster lives on the Mercedes-Benz Stadium website. Here are some of the offerings in each concourse level.

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Section Field Level

  • ATL Pizza Company
  • Bruster’s Ice Cream
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  • Delta Sky360 Club Bar
  • Fresh Mex
  • H&F Burger/Hop’s Chicken
  • Mercedes-Benz Club
  • Nothing Bundt Cakes

Concourse 100

  • ATL Fan Fare: Sections 105, 116
  • ATL Grill: Section 133, 210, 234, 347
  • ATL MRKT: Section 123
  • Auntie Anne’s: Section 121
  • Bacardi Cart: Section 117
  • Big Dave’s Cheesesteaks: Section 107
  • Bruster’s Ice Cream: Sections 104 and 124
  • Bud Light Cart: Section 119
  • Capital Crust Pizza: Sections 115 and 131
  • Captain Morgan Cart: Section 124
  • Chick-fil-A (Yes, it’s closed on Sundays): Section 123
  • Coca-Cola Grab N Go: Section 107
  • Column Bar: Section 135
  • Corona Cart: Section 117
  • Cut Water Craft Cocktails Bar: Section 132
  • Dippin Dots: Sections 113 and 126
  • DRNK Market: Section 107
  • Edible: Section 117, 122
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  • El Santa Gallo: Section 116
  • Fresh Mex: Sections 105 and 125
  • Frios Gourmet Pops: Section 1oo
  • Gyro Cart: Section 117
  • Herradura Bar Cart: Section 115
  • Hot Press Express: Section 121
  • Irie Mon Caribbean Cafe: Section 116
  • Jack Daniel’s Bar: Section 114
  • Michelob Ultra Grill: Section 118
  • Miller Lite Cart: Sections 116, 133
  • Miss D’s New Orleans Style Candy & Popcorn: Sections 104
  • Moe’s Southwest Grill: Section 113
  • Molly B’s Kitchen: Section 133
  • Papi’s Cuban Grill: Section 107
  • Peroni Bar: Section 106
  • Shuga Zone: Section 118
  • SO:KO:ME: Section 116
  • Svedka Bar: Section 124
  • SweetWater Cart: Section 110
  • The Mac Shac Cart: Section 122
  • Tito’s Vodka Cart: Section 113
  • West Nest by Westside Works: Section 115
  • Williamson Bros. BBQ: Section 136

Concourse 200

  • Archer Roose Cart: Section 228
  • ATL Fan Fare: Section 205
  • ATL Grill: Sections 210 and 234
  • Bacardi Bar: Section 216
  • Bruster’s Ice Cream: Sections 221 and 246
  • Capital Crust Pizza: Sections 214 and 230
  • Corona: Section 247
  • Corona Cart: Section 209
  • Dippin Dots: Sections 216 and 226
  • Farm Burger: Section 245
  • Gyro Cart: Section 226
  • Hot Press Express Cart: Section Skybridge
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  • Irie Mon Caribbean Cafe: Section 208
  • Jack Daniel’s Cart: Section 221
  • Lunazul Cart: Section Skybridge
  • Melograno Cart: Section Skybridge
  • Miller Lite Cart: Sections 208, 234
  • Miller Lite Bar: Section 242
  • Shuga Zone: Section 226
  • SO:KO:ME: Section 221
  • Svedka Bar Cart: Section 202
  • SweetWater Bar: Section 206
  • Taffer’s Tavern: Section 223
  • The Mac Shac Cart: Section 238
  • Tito’s Vodka Cart: Section 223, Skybridge
  • Wicked Weed Beer: Section 232
  • Williamson Bros. BBQ: Section 238
  • WNB Factory: Section 218

Concourse 300

  • ATL Fan Fare: Sections 308, 322, 342
  • ATL Grill: Section 347
  • Bacardi Cart: Section 306
  • Blue Moon Bar: Section 323
  • Bruster’s Ice Cream: Sections 302, 322, 334
  • Capital Crust Pizza: Section 338
  • Corona Cart: Section 334
  • El Santa Gallo: Section 342
  • Fresh Mex: Sections 305 and 340
  • Gridiron Pizza: Section 312
  • Herradura Bar Cart: Section 302
  • Hot Pressed Express Cart: Sections 307, 348
  • Jack Daniel’s Cart: Section 336
  • J.R. Crickets: Section 318
  • Lunazul Cart: Section 331
  • Miller Beer: Sections 301, 310, 314, 316, 323, 326, 342
  • Miss D’s New Orleans Style Candy & Popcorn: Section 326
  • Molly B’s Grill Stand: Section 338
  • Papi’s Cuban Grill: Section 330
  • Roti: Section 314
  • SweetWater Bar: Section 328
  • Tailgate Grill: Section 311
  • The Mac Shac Cart: Section 320
  • Tito’s Vodka Cart: Section 344
  • Topo Chico Bar: Section 313
  • West Nest by Westside Works: Section 324
  • Wicked Weed Beer Bar: Section 342
  • Williamson Bros. BBQ: Section 329
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