Lambeau Field Vegan Guide 2023 (Green Bay Packers)

There are a few vegan options that we’re aware of at Lambeau Field, not anything to get overly excited about, but enough to where you can keep your hunger at bay while you cheer on the Packers (or the visiting team – we’re not here to judge).

We also researched some of the policies at Lambeau Field that you will definitely want to be aware of if you’re thinking about bringing your own food into the stadium for the game.

Finally, we looked around the stadium to try to find a couple good spots to get something to eat close to the stadium.

We did find something on the Packers website that we’ve not found on any other stadium website so far. An Allergen Guide. Based on that guide, we’ve been able to figure out at least a few vegan options within Lambeau Field.

Vegan Options at Lambeau Field

Cracker Jacks
Nachos with Pico de Gallo and Jalapenos
Peanuts
Popcorn
Soft Pretzel
Tots (possibility of shared fryers)
Waffle Fries (possibility of shared fryers)

Note: Veggie Burger contains both egg and milk ingredients.

Can I Bring Food Into Lambeau Field?

Thinking about bringing your own food into the game? Here are some policies at Lambeau Field that you’ll want to be aware of. These were taken directly from Lambeau Field’s A to Z Guide.

Carry In Policy (as of 9/7/21)

Fans will be allowed to carry in the league sanctioned clear tote bag (12″ x 12″ x 6″) or a one gallon clear plastic bag. A small clutch purse for personal belongings is allowed, but it must not exceed 4.5” x 6.5” in size and are subject to search.

We also found this snippet that mentions food and beverages directly –

Firearms and other weapons, knives, switchblades, bags, backpacks, coolers, strollers, umbrellas, duffel bags, large purses, fanny packs, obstructive banners and signs are all strictly prohibited, as are food & beverages, noisemakers of any kind, selfie sticks, video cameras and still photo cameras with lenses over 12 inches.

Vegan Options Near Lambeau Field

For our stadium guides, we always check out the surrounding area close to the stadium to find you guys a couple good vegan spots worth checking out.

To be honest, we were a little nervous what we would find in the middle of cheese country. Well, turns out, not much.

We were able to find a couple of our favorite chains that offer pretty good vegan options though.

Moe’s Southwest Grill

2101 S Oneida St, Green Bay, WI 54303

Welcome to Moe’s!

If you’ve never been to a Moe’s, it’s a fast casual “create your own” burrito or bowl similar to Chipotle and Qdoba (both of which are located about another mile south)

It’s really easy to create your own vegan meal from any combination of tofu, rice, beans and more. Don’t forget that chips and salsa are included with your meal at Moe’s too!

This location is only a couple blocks south of the stadium, making it a super convenient place to grab something to eat before or after the game.

Make sure to check out our Moe’s Vegan Guide to see everything you can order at Moe’s.

Panda Express

2435 S Oneida St, Ashwaubenon, WI 54304

About a mile and a half south of the stadium is an area that has shopping and lots of restaurants. Panda Express is one of those restaurants you’ll find in this area.

Maybe you’ll get lucky and find the elusive Eggplant Tofu (which we’ve been told actually does exist, but we’ve never come across on a menu at any Panda Express we’ve been to), but if not there are still multiple options that are excellent like their Chow Mein.

Here is our Panda Express Vegan Guide that you can use to help you order there.

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