Comerica Park Vegan Guide 2023 (Detroit Tigers)

Comerica Park did have a note in their information guide that we haven’t noticed at any other stadium or park that we’ve researched. They have a specific line that talks about where you can go for info on dietary restrictions:

Please visit the Guest Services Offices near Sections 131, 210 and 330. This information is also available at any concession stand.

Having said that, we haven’t been able to get any responses from Comerica Park on what their vegan options are (if any) at the ballpark for the upcoming season.

We do, however, have all the policies you need to know if you’re thinking about bringing your own food to the game as well as a couple good vegan friendly spots to get a bite to eat before or after the game.

If you know something we don’t, please let us know so we can improve this guide for everyone in the VeggL community.

Vegan Options at Comerica Park

None that we’re aware of yet for the 2022 season.

Doesn’t mean that there aren’t any, we just haven’t been able to confirm any yet.

Can I Bring Food Into Comerica Park?

If you’re thinking about bringing your own food into the stadium, here are a few Comerica Park policies that you’ll want to be aware of. We pulled these directly from their Information Guide:

Bag Policy (as of 4/17/22)

All bags, purses and clutches are now prohibited, with medical or diaper bags being the exceptions. Single compartment wallets smaller than 4” x 6” x 1.5”, with or without a handle or strap are permitted.

Permitted Items (after inspection)* (as of 4/17/22)

Drink boxes, if you have children in your party or for medical needs
One factory sealed clear plastic bottle of unflavored water per guest
Plastic baby bottles if you have a child in your party
Single compartment wallets smaller than 4” x 6” x 1.5”, with or without a handle or strap are permitted.

Non Permitted Items* (as of 4/17/22)

All bags, purses, (except medical or diaper bags). Single compartment wallets smaller than 4” x 6” x 1.5”, with or without a handle or strap are permitted.
Beverages (except drink boxes with children in your party or for medical needs)
Bottles (glass or plastic; except one factory sealed clear bottle of unflavored water per guest)
Hard sided coolers
Liquid containers (glass or plastic; except one factory sealed clear bottle of unflavored water per guest)
Outside food

*This is not a complete list of the permitted and non-permitted items. We only picked out a few items that we felt were relevant for someone wanting to bring food and/or beverages into the game.

Vegan Options Near Comerica Park

We also did a bit of research looking at the area near Comerica Park to try to find a couple good spots to grab a bite to eat before or after the game. This is absolutely not a comprehensive list, just a few places that caught our attention.

Street Beat

4626 3rd Ave, Detroit, MI 48201

Located about two miles north of the ballpark, Street Beat serves up vegan comfort food. They’re known for the their spicy (vegan) chicken sandwiches. Grab one with an order of fries before or after your next Tigers game.

Seva Detroit

66 E Forest Ave, Detroit, MI 48201

Seva Detroit is a cafe with a hip, modern feel to it. They are a vegetarian restaurant so keep that in mind when ordering, but the majority of their dishes are already made vegan.

They are located in midtown, about a mile and a half north of the stadium. If you want to try something unique (with really good prices), then definitely think about giving Seva Detroit a try.

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