Target Field, home of the Minnesota Twins, is offering a couple of vegan specific options for the 2025 baseball season!
Listed below is what they are and what section you can find them in.
We’ve also collected CBP’s policies regarding bringing in your own food and drinks 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!
Vegan Options at Target Field
Most Concessions
- Peanuts
- Cracker Jack
- Chips. Check ingredients.
- Candy. Check ingredients
Vegan Burger
- Section 109
- Section 305
Hot Indian Vegan Channa
…is also gluten-free
- Section 120
*Disclaimer: Always be aware that cross-contamination can occur at restaurants/concessions with shared food and prep stations. Ask if you have concerns. You choose your level of comfort.
Can I Bring My Own Food to Target Field?
Here is some info that we gathered that will come in handy if you’re thinking about taking your own food into the game. These were taken directly from Target Field’s Information Guide.
Bag Policy (as of 4.2.25)
To expedite entry into Target Field, the Twins recommend that guests come without bags whenever possible.
- Single-compartment bags (maximum size of 16”x16”x8”) are allowed into Target Field (these include purses, clutch purses, single-compartment tote bags, clear bags, drawstring bags, diaper bags, single-compartment, soft-sided coolers and medically-necessary items).
Food Policy (as of 4.2.25)
- Outside food is allowed into Target Field.
- Hard-sided containers (Tupperware, hard-sided coolers, Thermos’) are not allowed into Target Field.
- No outside food may be brought into any bar, restaurant, or suite areas at Target Field.
Beverages Policy (as of 4.2.25)
- Sealed, bottled water 32 oz. or less, and soft sided single juice or milk containers for children are the only outside beverages permitted into Target Field.
- Flavored water, performance beverages (Gatorade, Powerade, etc) are not permitted into Target Field.
- Guests may bring liquids required for legitimate medical purposes into Target Field.
Vegan Options Near Target Field
We also did a bit of research around Target Field to find a couple good places to grab some vegan-friendly eats if you want to meet up with some friends for a bite before or after the game.
The Herbivorous Butcher
507 1st Ave NE, Minneapolis, MN 55413
A mile and a half from the Target Field, just over the Mississippi River is the permanent location for The Herbivorous Butcher.
We had to include The Herbivorous Butcher because it is on our short list of places we want to visit. Chances are, you’ve heard of The Herbivorous somewhere along the way if you’ve been vegan for awhile. They are very well known for their faux meats, jerkies and more.
If you’re in town for a game and don’t get a chance to visit this location, don’t worry, they ship nationwide and you order starter kits and a jerky of the month club from their website.
Pizza Lucé Downtown
119 N 4th St, Minneapolis, MN 55401
A 5 minute walk from the ballpark is an omnivore pizza joint with high recommendations on their vegan pizzas. Dine in or pick one up to tailgate or on your way home.
More Info:
- If you’d like to get more info on Target Field for things like tickets, parking, etc, you can go to their official page here
. And to see a full list of all the concession stand offerings at Target Field, check out their concessions page. - Need quick access to vegan options at restaurants, airports and stadiums? VeggL has vegan guides for hundreds of locations including other Stadiums like Oracle Park and Yankee Stadium.
- 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!
