Eats At US Cellular Field - White Sox

Sections 101, 113, 130, 151, 163, 510, 522, 529 & 554 Traditional ballpark fare like hot dogs, pretzels and beverages. Hot Dog Value Meals are available at all stands. Section 529 also offers veggie dogs and sandwiches.
BURGER BARN Sections 537
Sausage pattie burgers, turkey burgers and Vienna Beef burgers.
CONNIE'S PIZZA Sections 122, 155, 163, 522 & 544
Slices of delicious cheese, sausage and pepperoni pizza, Edy's ice cream and beverages.
PrivateBank Fan Deck Center field
Featuring hamburgers, bratwurst, All Beef dogs, veggie dogs, popcorn chicken, veggie burgers, frozen drinks and more.
GO GO SOX GRILLE Section 120
SOUTH SIDE HITMEN GRILLE Sections 139 & 544
Grilled favorites like steak and chicken sandwiches, veggie burgers, Hamburger Value Meals, snacks and beverages. Go Go Sox Grille also features veggie dogs.
TEX MEX Sections 123, 153 & 524
Build your own nachos, tacos and fajitas.
LOLLAR'S GUARD THE PLATE GRILL Section 524
Fan favorites including bratwurst, veggie burgers, Hamburger Value Meals, nachos and beverages.
ROOKIE'S CLUB Sections 100 & 540
Kid-sized concession stand serving peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and other kid favorites.
SWEET SPOT Section 540
Delectable desserts including soft serve ice cream, cookies, brownies and Edy's ice cream.
TRIPLE PLAY CAFÉ Section 110
Great deli sandwiches including roast beef, turkey and corned beef, as well as taco salads, burritos, nachos and more.
WINNING UGLY IS SWEET Section 143
Sweets and treats such as waffle cones, brownies, soft serve and more.
VEGGIE LOVERS! U.S. Cellular Field offers cheese quesadillas, veggie dogs and garden burgers on all levels!
 

GLUTEN FREE MENU CHOICES The Chicago White Sox and Sportservice are committed to offer gluten free alternatives at US Cellular Field. With our commitment we are always looking to expand our gluten free menu choices.
Section 110 - Triple Play Carvery Stand
Your choice of fresh carved roast beef, corned beef, and roasted turkey on gluten-free multi-grain bread Gluten-free chocolate chip cookies
Section 522 - All-Star Stand
Your choice of fresh carved roast beef, corned beef, and roasted turkey on gluten-free multi-grain bread Gluten-free chocolate chip cookies
Sections 105, 544 - Comiskey Dog
Chicago-style hot dog on gluten-free bun
Sections 122, 152, 523 - TexMex
Nachos with your choice of topping including beef barbacoa, pork barbacoa or chicken carnita
Nacho portables locations located around the ballpark on the 100 and 500 levels Mission tortilla chips with cheese
Section 144 - Winning Ugly is Sweet Stand
Vanilla Soft Serve Ice Cream
Chocolate Soft Serve Ice Cream
Section 538 - All-Star Stand
Vanilla Soft Serve Ice Cream
Chocolate Soft Serve Ice Cream
Sections 109, 157, 531 - Beers of the World
Bard's Tale gluten-free beer

Chicagoans Excited over Portillo's Arizona expansion

Transplanted Chicagoans were downright giddy Tuesday at the news that Portillo’s Hot Dogs is looking to expand its restaurant chain to the Phoenix area.

Portillo’s is an icon in Chicagoland, loved and remembered by the tens of thousands of local residents who moved out of Illinois over the years to make Arizona their home.

You can include me in that bunch. I grew up eating the scrumptious Chicago-style hot dogs and Italian beef sandwiches at the local Portillo’s just a few minutes away from where my parents still live in Naperville, Ill. And yes, I went to Portillo’s for lunch when I was back to visit for Christmas. That’s just what you do when you “go back.”

Portillo’s is looking to build new restaurants at Tempe Marketplace, Chandler Fashion Center and other locations in Phoenix or Scottsdale.

When word spread of the news yesterday, I received a handful of emails and Facebook messages about the news. Al Maag, chief communications officer at Phoenix-based Avnet Inc.    , is a Chicago native. He said one of the reasons he loves the Phoenix area is because there are so many Chicagoans here.

“I feel it’s the western suburbs of Chicago without the snow and traffic congestion,” he said.

Maag said there are thousands of hot dog stands in Chicago, but Portillo’s stands out.

“When I travel back to Chicago my first stop is Portillo’s for a beef sandwich and hot dog,” he said. “Heck, my family and I have it shipped here four times a year for special parties. I remember when In-N-Out came here the lines were pretty long. When Portillo’s comes it will be a happening of a higher magnitude. My guess is the last car will be in Tucson.”

Stephanie Lough, an account coordinator at HMA Public Relations    in Phoenix, didn’t grow up in the Chicago area, but she’s been bitten by the Portillo’s bug.