As the New England Patriots battle the Seattle Seahawks, the final game of the NFL season will be epic. Luckily, Levi’s Stadium Super Bowl LX Menu raises the bar on stadium food offerings. These delicious dishes and luscious libations are as exciting as a fourth quarter comeback.
Levy has been a long-time hospitality partner for Levi’s Stadium. Over the years, the partnership highlighted local ingredients, celebrated restaurants and iconic San Francisco dishes.
The Super Bowl LX Menu continues that tradition while amplifying the food and beverage experience. Given the magnitude of the moment, these dishes need to be over the top, creative and worthy of the final game of the NFL season.
This particular menu features 35 local partners, 15+ local eateries across the stadium, 90 percent of food suppliers are from California, 100 percent of seafood menu items are certified by the Monterey Bay Aquarium Seafood Watch List and 100 percent of food and beverage packaging and serviceware is recyclable, compostable, or biodegradable. Those efforts prove that thoughtful choices can be made on a large scale. It just takes willingness and determination to make it happen.
Highlights from Levi’s Stadium Super Bowl LX Menu
While some football fans have a lucky dish or always order a simple slice of pizza, Levy brings restaurant quality food and cocktails to the stadium. This menu showcases local, sustainable and elevated choices. Although the price of admission is substantial, the food is on par with some of the best restaurants in the City by the Bay.
The most visually impressive dish is clearly the LX Hammer Burger. This dish is not the typical meat between two buns. The braised bone-in beef shank is nestled between a house baked brioche bun. The Point Reyes bleu cheese fondue is a bold choice that cuts through the richness of the meat. Too bad there isn’t an extra cup of the cheese fondue for extra dipping. This condiment is a lovely nod to the celebrated local cheese and is a wonderful, approachable adaptation.
Since caviar is having a moment, the Super Roll Champ will be on everyone’s must try list. Made just for the Big Game, the roll features Alaskan King crab, cucumber and seasoned rice. It is finished with A5 wagyu, Tsar Nicoulai Black Osetra caviar, shaved truffle and gold flake. It is definitely a high roller sushi option.
Hungry for Super Bowl LX Desserts?
The dessert choice is equally impressive. The San Fran Sticky Roll takes the iconic sourdough flavor and infuses it into a cinnamon roll. Topped with white chocolate mascarpone crème anglaise and topped with spun sugar, it is a cinnamon roll that is unlike any other. Don’t tell grandma, but this cinnamon roll beats her classic recipe.
For fans who prefer to sip their dessert, the Chinatown’s Fortune Cookie Martini satisfies. Combining Smirnoff vanilla vodka, amaretto, Bailey’s Irish Cream with cold brew, it is a sweet combination of an espresso martini and a White Russian. Plus, the custom chocolate-dipped fortune cookie from Golden Gate Fortune Cookie Factory turns the cocktail into the must have photo moment.
Once again, Levy goes above and beyond with its stadium offerings for signature events. Everyone might be wagering on the game’s outcome, but one winner has already been crowned. The hospitality earns high marks for another exceptional game day menu.
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