Citi Field Vegan Options 2025 (New York Mets)

The Mets are not playing around when it comes to the vegan options at Citi Field for the 2025 baseball season.

From baseball stadium staples like peanuts, popcorn and soft pretzels to a “Vegan City” concessions with awesome vegan options!

We’ve also collected Citi Field’s bag and drink policies as well as a couple of suggestions on nearby vegan spots to eat at before or after the game.

If you see an addition that can be made or a change to this guide, please let us know! 🙂

Citi Field Vegan Options

Most Concessions

Peanuts
Popcorn
Soft Pretzel
Minute Maid Frozen Lemonade
Sunflower Seeds (Various Beer Portables)

Other Snacks

Bamba Peanut Butter Puffs @ Prime Kosher Sports – Section 105
Fresh Fruit Cup – Section 105
Gratify Everything Thins @ Sections 119 & 337 and @ Prime Kosher Sports – Section 105

Vegan City

Section 106

Vegan City Nachos … comes with jack fruit chili, vegan cheese fondue, pico de gallo, roasted salsa and guacamole.
Vegan City Dog … comes with jack fruit chili & vegan cheese fondue.
Vegan City Burger … comes with an impossible patty, vegan cheese fondue and pico de gallo.
Mushroom Tacos … comes with sautéed mushrooms, onion, diced pineapple, jalapeno and cilantro with a lime wedge on a flour tortilla.
Beyond Sausage & Peppers … comes with an impossible Italian sausage, onions and peppers on a sausage roll.

Vegan Burger

@ Grill Stand

Field Level – Section 137
Excelsior Level – Section 321
Promenade Level – Section 423

There is a Veggie Dog available here as well but we have NOT confirmed if it is vegan friendly. If you stop by and learn more, please let us know!

Plain Dole Whip (no swirl)

Field Level – Section 135
Promenade Level – Section 417

If you learn of any other vegan options in Citi Field, or notice we need to make a change to this guide, please let us know! We would like to keep it as up to date as we can for our fellow vegan Mets fans!

Can I Bring Food Into Citi Field?

Looking into just bringing your own food into the ballpark? Here are a few policies at Citi Field that you need to be aware of. We pulled these directly from Citi Field’s Information Guide.

While the Mets do not specifically state that you can bring food into the stadium, they officially do not say you can’t either.

Having said that, we have confirmed from multiple sources that you can bring food into the stadium as long as it’s in a proper bag.

Bag Policy (as of 3.27.25)

Purses, diaper bags that are not backpack-style, tote, drawstring, fully clear backpack-style bags with no obscured inner pockets, and messenger style bags along with small soft-sided coolers are still permitted — can be no larger than 16”x16”x8”.

Backpacks are not permitted at Citi Field. Exceptions to this policy can be made for bags used for ADA/medical reasons by the Security Supervisor at each entry gate.

All bags and hand-carried items are searched prior to entry. There are no bag check facilities inside Citi Field.

Drink Policy (as of 3.27.25)

Glass bottles, all metal cans and containers, with the exception of reusable “Swell/Yeti” type metal water bottles (provided they are emptied), and hard-sided coolers are not permitted in Citi Field.
Guests may bring in one, soft, plastic, factory-sealed water bottle of 20 ounces or less.
Guests may also bring in one sealed, soft-sided child’s juice box.
Water bottles and juice boxes may not be frozen.

There is no information regarding bringing food into the ballpark.

*This is not a complete list of all the security policies at Citi Field, just a few we felt were relevant to bringing food and/or beverages into the park.

Best Vegan Options Near Citi Field

You may not be looking to eat at the game, but maybe you want to grab a bite before or after the game. Are there any good places to get vegan food close to Citi Field?

We did our due diligence and we didn’t find anything really close (within walking distance). There are some good places, but they’re a 30-40 minute walk so grab an Uber if that’s a little further than you want to trek.

Bodhi Village

136-20 Booth Memorial Ave, Flushing, NY 11355

Fully vegetarian & kosher Asian restaurant with plenty of good vegan options including a few desserts.

Dosa Hutt

35-66 73rd St, Jackson Heights, NY 11372

Authentic South Indian cuisine that has plenty of vegan options and lots of vegetarian options that can easily be modified. Definitely try the samosas! Really good food that pretty inexpensive as well.