The vendors who feed tens of thousands of hungry fans during the games are ready with a roster of new, lavish and sometimes ludicrous options for the upcoming season. Healthy food is on the menu, too.
Five local eateries will join the roster of food choices across the Glendale stadium. Someburros, The Chicago Dawg House, Tarbell’s Cha Cha Mouche Tapas and Wine Bar, Humble Bistro and Chef Peter’s Bistro are on deck. They join returning local favorites that include Lola’s Tacos, Pork on a Fork and Spinato’s Pizzeria.
The Cardinals' refreshed concessions are also about making ordering easier. This season, the stadium will launch express mobile ordering and pickup, so fans don’t have to miss a down while waiting on their food.
Here are some of the new dishes fans can try this fall.

Someburros will offer green chile beef-topped nachos at one of its four stadium eateries, near section 102.
Sara Crocker
Sonoran Beef Nachos from Someburros
Section 102Nachos are synonymous with football spreads. Someburros, the local chain of fast-casual, Sonoran-style Mexican restaurants, has teamed up with the Cardinals on the heels of its debut season at Chase Field and Salt River Fields at Talking Stick. While locals may know Someburros for their burritos, one of its stadium locations – in Section 102 – will also serve nachos. These start with tortilla chips, which are topped with refried beans, green chile beef, cheese, jalapeno cream cheese, pico de gallo, avocado salsa and sliced jalapenos. Someburros will also serve burritos, tacos and churros around the stadium near sections 121, 413 and 442.Sonoran-style Fruit Cup
Sections 103, 125, 220, 227Craft Culinary Concepts, the in-house caterer for State Farm Stadium, has a number of fresh new dishes. One of the healthier items is a Mexican-inspired fruit cup. Large planks of mango, watermelon, pineapple, jicama and cucumber will be topped with chamoy, lime and tajin.
Jonathan and Linda Upshaw will bring Chicago-style dogs and pizza puffs to the Cardinals stadium.
Sara Crocker
Chicago-style Hot Dog from The Chicago Dawg House
Section 135The mother-and-son duo behind the food truck The Chicago Dawg House are proud Chicago transplants. With their new location inside the stadium, owner Linda Upshaw says she wants Arizona fans to get “a real hot dog with no ketchup.” The Upshaws' Chicago dog starts with a Vienna Beef dog on a poppy seed bun that’s dressed with the Windy City’s distinctive septet of condiments: mustard, neon sweet pickle relish, diced onions, sliced tomatoes, a dill pickle spear, sport peppers and celery salt. You can get a taste of Chicago, just don’t start cheering for the Bears.Rivalry Grill specials
Sections 129, 235 and 420 Adding a culinary twist on gridiron rivalries, the stadium’s Rivalry Grills will launch unique dishes that take inspiration from the Cardinals’ opponent. On deck at Arizona’s first preseason game against the Kansas City Chiefs are barbecue-style disco fries. Frites Street steak fries will be laded with beer cheese mac and cheese, more cheese, smoked brisket burnt ends, barbecue sauce, sour cream and green onions.
Club level fans can order lobster roll sliders from Tarbell’s Cha Cha Mouche Tapas and Wine Bar.
Sara Crocker