Fenway Park food in 2025 includes soup and grilled cheese at Boston Red Sox games
Krispy Krunchy Chicken is now the official fried chicken of the Red Sox. Tenders and sandwiches will be available at the Kids Concourse, Gate E and the Truly Terrace. The Truly Terrace is also debuting the Cowboy Up! burger, which is topped with brisket, bacon, onion rings and barbecue sauce. It will be available at Homeplate Concessions.
New this season on the Coca-Cola Deck, the Red Sox will now be offering frozen ICEEs in rotating flavors like Coca-Cola and cherry.
For fans sitting through chilly night games early in the season, Homeplate Concessions is debuting the Fenway Soup Shack. Soups will include tomato, clam chowder and chicken noodle. They will also be available in bread bowls.
Homeplate Concessions will also have the new PIG MAC sandwich, which features macaroni and cheese, pulled pork and bacon on sourdough bread.
Outside Fenway, new concession carts on Jersey Street will be selling Chinese dumplings.
Also outside on Jersey Street, a concession cart will have grilled cheese sandwiches made with Cabot Creamery cheese.
The Bleacher Bowls stand that opened in the centerfield bleachers
last year
is back for 2025 with some new options. Pork carnitas street tacos with mango salsa are new this year.
Also available is an elote, or Mexican street corn, salad made with red peppers, jalapenos and cojita cheese.
For those with dietary restrictions, Fenway Park has gluten-free options, including gluten-free hot dog buns at the concession stand at Gate A and on the Sam Deck. Mings Bings, created by celebrity chef
Ming Tsai
, are vegan and gluten-free and can be found on the Sam Deck and outside Fenway on Jersey Street.
A new gluten-free option this year is a gluten-free turkey sub sandwich made with Cabot Creamery Swiss cheese. It can be found at the gluten-free concession stand at Gate A.
Veggie burgers and hot dogs are also available at the concession stand at Gate A and outside on Jersey Street.
Traditional items, like the Fenway Frank, ice cream, French fries and burgers can still be found throughout Fenway Park. New this season, the giant slices of Sal's Pizza that can be found at TD Garden will be available throughout Fenway.
The Red Sox have not released any prices yet for any of the new concessions. For more information and a
map
of where everything can be found, visit the Red Sox
website
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