There are a few solid vegan options at Fiserv Forum and a couple of different locations where you can grab something to eat. No need to go hungry or settle for just a ‘sugar packet or two’.
In addition to compiling all the vegan options at the arena, we also pulled together arena policies you need to make yourself familiar with if you’re thinking of bringing your own food into Fiserv.
Finally, we took a look around the stadium to find a couple of recommendations for places worth checking out before or after the game (or concert!).
Vegan Options at Fiserv Forum
FiServ Forum now has a ‘Special Diets Menu‘ that includes vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free menu items inside the arena. Compared to the lack of info we come across at many sports venues, this is refreshing to see.
Bavarian Pretzel
- Sections 106, 108, 116 & 118
- Section 221 & 223
Popcorn
- Sections 107, 108, 116 & 118
- Sections 220 & 223
Guac PC
…we’re not sure what PC means. We’ve contacted the arena and will update when we hear back.
- Section 115
- Section 219
Baked Potato
This is a loaded baked potato. You will need to modify it to be vegan.
- Section 206
Can I Bring Food Into Fiserv Forum?
Sometimes it just feels easier to bring your own food to an event. If you’re thinking of bringing your own eats to Fiserv Forum, here are a few policies at the arena that you need to be aware of. We pulled all of these directly from Fiserv’s A to Z Guide.
Bag Policy (as of 10.6.23)
Permitted:
- Wallets smaller than 4” x 6” x 1” are permitted.
Not Permitted:
- There is a NO BAG policy at Fiserv Forum.
Exceptions to this policy are diaper bags and bags needed due to medical necessity, which will need to be x-rayed by security.
Food & Beverage Policy (as of 10.6.23)
- Any food or drink brought into Fiserv Forum, with the exception of medications previously approved by Fiserv Forum, will not be allowed.
Vegan Options Near Fiserv Forum
If part of your gameday ritual is grabbing a bite to eat before or after the game (it is for us!), then we’ve got you covered there too. We took a look around the stadium to find a couple of good vegan-friendly spots to grab some food.
This is by no means a complete list, just two places that caught our attention.
Always double-check days/hours open when making your plans. 🙂
On The Bus
400 N Water St, Milwaukee, WI 53202
Located less than a mile south of the arena inside the Milwaukee Public Market is On The Bus.
On The Bus sticks out because part of their store front in the market is the front half of a Volkswagen. They specialize in vegan sandwiches, bowls, smoothies and desserts.
People seem to really love the (vegan) ice cream and the Reuben sandwich. Consider BOTH if you get the chance to visit!
Temple Goddess
733 N Milwaukee St, Milwaukee, WI 53202
Less than a mile southeast of the arena is a vegan cafe offering Mediterranean, Middle Eastern and Indian Flavors. The reviews are incredible!
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More Links and Info
- For more info on FiServ Forum, from tickets to parking, please head over to their Official Website
- VeggL contains hundreds of vegan guides for popular chain restaurants, airports and sports venues including other NBA Arenas like Little Caesars Arena (Pistons) and the United Center (Bulls)
- Disclaimer: We do everything possible at VeggL to make sure all our Vegan Guides are as up-to-date as possible, but sometimes menus and menu items can change. VeggL is not responsible for incorrect or outdated information. Always check with your location and server to confirm items are vegan when ordering. If you notice something that needs to be corrected – please let us know!
