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DENVER, COLORADO - APRIL 5: Fans grab ballpark food before heading to their seat at Coors Field in Denver, Colorado on April 5, 2024. The Colorado Rockies took on the Tampa Bay Rays during the 2024 season home opener for the Colorado Rockies. (Photo by RJ Sangosti/MediaNews Group/The Denver Post via Getty Images) | Denver Post via Getty Images
Tomorrow, the Colorado Rockies will host the Philadelphia Phillies for their Mile-High Home Opener, and you know that that means: New food items have been added to the menu, and now dining choices are available at Coors Field.
Because we here at Purple Row are committed to provide you with the latest news (and the best food reviews), here’s what fans can expect in 2026.
The 9-9-9 challenge
Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is this:
- Drink nine flight-sized beers
- Eat nine mini hot dogs
- Finish before the ninth inning ends.
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The 9-9-9 is, as MLB.com puts it, “a task not for the faint of heart.” Each challenge comes with customized team packaging.
Originally limited to Citizens Bank Park, this option has expended to five more MLB ballparks this summer, so do not throw away this opportunity.
Where is it? Fanfare, Section 139 — and be sure to bring your valid ID.
Taco Momalona
The Taco Momalona has brisket, chihuahua cheese, shredded cabbage, pork belly, gold BBQ sauce, hot Cheetos, fresh avocado, and avocado crema.
Pro tip: It should be eaten like a taco salad, and while it’s big enough for two, it’s tasty!
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Pizza Donuts
Remember, this is a savory item, not a sweet one.
The Pizza Donut is a plain donut with garlic butter, parmesan, mozzarella cheese, pepperoni and marinara sauce, served with pesto sauce and Italian seasoning.
Where are they? Section 109
Dubai Cinnamon Roll
If you want a dessert, try the Dubai Cinnamon Roll. It’s a cinnamon roll topped with chocolate, vanilla ice cream, pistachios, caramel puff cereal, and kataifi.
Where is it? Section 115
The Glizzilla
The pictures you saw on the internet do not do this one justice. Glizzilla is HUGE.
It’s a one-pound, 23-inch all-beef hot dog on a 19-in sub roll.
Where is it? Fanfare, Section 157.
Boozy Ice Cream
It’s a year of Rockies rebuilding, which, hopefully means some celebrating, and this year you can celebrate and eat ice cream. Boozy Ice Cream brings together two baseball staples, and it comes in a cool Rockies baseball helmet (see bottom right photo below).
Where is it? Section 306 — and be sure to bring your valid ID.
Wit Love
This is Aramark’s first proprietary cheesesteak brand, featuring a variety of sandwiches with premium ribeye, caramelized onions, and melted cheese served on a fresh roll.
It’s pretty daring, making a cheesesteak this side of the Mississippi, but Aramark has taken on the challenge.
Where is it? Section 134
Mac on Deck
Say you’re a series fan of macaroni and cheese. This year, you can get your favorite comfort food at the ballpark. Check out these options:
- Loaded Mac — bacon bits, cheddar jack, blue cheese crumbles, green onion, and sour creme
- Vegan Mac — vegan mozzarella cheese and green onion
- Buffalo Mac — buffalo sauce, chicken, bacon bits, blue cheese crumbles, and green onion
- Ballpark Mac — traditional mac, hot dogs, green onion, and shredded cheddar jack cheese
- Classic Mac — just like Mom used to make!
Where is it? Section 115
Birdcall
If you’re a fan of chicken tenders, this one’s for you. Birdcall is a Denver0born craft chicken brand that will be serving chicken sandwiches, tenders, nuggets, and tots.
Where is it? Section 204 at the “Birdcall Deck.”
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1913
This one’s a little trickier to describe.
If you were at Rockies Fest, Walker Monfort was asked if he knew any secrets about Coors Field, and he mentioned that there’s a speakeasy hidden in Coors Field.
Well, Reader, I’m here to tell you that it’s real, and I’ve seen it, and it’s pretty cool — like, hidden behind a bookcase and the whole thing. (And, apparently, the Old Fashioned is involved.)
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I’m not entirely clear on how it all works, but it involves having a membership, and if you want more information, call 303-Rockies.
(Truly, I’m not trying to be coy. I’m still trying to figure this one out, but I also wanted to share what I’d learned.)
Read the Coors Field Dining Guide here.
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