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New Gluten-free Options At Phila. Phillies Games


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savvvyseller Enthusiast

Aramark, the food concessionaire for the Phillies' Citizens Bank Park, has announced additions to its menu for 2009 that apparently include gluten-free hot dog buns, cookies and pastries. Last year, Aramark sold Redbridge beer at the stadium throughout the season and offered several gluten-free items at a celiac awareness event during a game last summer. However, this year would mark the first time these foods would be offered at every home game. The cookies (and perhaps other items) will be provided by Good Eatz.


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Aramark, the food concessionaire for the Phillies' Citizens Bank Park, has announced additions to its menu for 2009 that apparently include gluten-free hot dog buns, cookies and pastries. Last year, Aramark sold Redbridge beer at the stadium throughout the season and offered several gluten-free items at a celiac awareness event during a game last summer. However, this year would mark the first time these foods would be offered at every home game. The cookies (and perhaps other items) will be provided by Good Eatz.

Amazing news! Thanks for posting this.

In similar news, CeliacChicks reported that gluten-free food/drink is coming to the Arizona Diamondbacks' Chase Field: Open Original Shared Link

Can you say, gluten-free ballpark tour?

Silly Yak Pete Rookie

What about the New York Mets at Citi Field?

happygirl Collaborator

The Washington DC Nationals have gluten free options, including gluten-free pretzels and Redbridge gluten-free beer.

stolly Collaborator

This is great news--thank you for posting! Maybe we will venture out to a Phillies game this year.

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tsryder Newbie

Also Arizona Diamondbacks at Chase field. I could not find them and was very disappointed, but did receive this reply from the D'backs public relations folks. Please see their response below:

After reading some of the comments about our gluten-free offerings, I thought I could clear up some confusion. As a fellow gluten-free fan, I know how hard it can be to not have a beer at the ballpark and now that we offer them, they

  • 1 month later...
es2443 Contributor

I was just recently at a Phillies game and enjoyed two gluten free hot dogs. It took four innings to find them but it was worth it. In fact, I gave a friend a little piece of my bun and she said mine was better than the regular dogs. They are only located at one station at section 129 with the vegan stuff. There are no signs about the gluten free buns though, you have to ask the people and they bake them fresh.


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  • 2 weeks later...
DevilsMJ Newbie
What about the New York Mets at Citi Field?

The "Big Apple Brews" behind center field, it's a hut with lines on all 4 sides and is between the pizza place and box frites sells Redbridge now.

killernj13 Enthusiast

WOW at Citi Field. I am a Yankee fan but I do plan on checking out that new stadium. Good to know.

Wash Nats have gluten-free pretzels.

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