Top Eats at Target Field 2025: Must-Try Foods for Minnesota Twins Games

My First Twins Game of the year and all everyone can talk about is the Food. I had to find out more about the new foods at Target Field…

If you haven’t checked out the food at Target Field yet, you’re missing out. When most people think baseball food, they think nachos and a hot dog. Ever since Target Field opened, they redefined what Ball Park food is.

Target Field has been really good about keeping their reputation for food excellence and they are always adding and changing food options. Here are some of the new foods at Target Field as of 2025. For the most up-to-date menu, check the official Minnesota Twins website or app, as offerings change seasonally.

great Foods at Target Field

The Bloody Mary

Over by Section 114, Hrbek’s is where many innovative foods can be found. Signature items like loaded Bloody Marys often feature unique garnishes such as pickled items, cheeses, and meats. Options may include add-ons like mini sliders. Note: Specific garnishes change yearly.

Target Field frequently offers premium sliders, including prime rib varieties, at various concessions. These are popular for their savory flavors and pair well with game-day vibes. Check locations like Hrbek’s or other sections for availability in 2025.

They also have a variety of sliders and tacos at Hrbek’s. I found the atmosphere here really nice and filled with energy. The food is served bar style and everything that comes out fresh. When you order an entrée, expect to get the full meal, complete with a side dish. Popular options include prime rib sliders and walleye tacos, but check the current 2025 menu for the latest. I enjoyed a slider on my visit, which had excellent flavors and included a side of fries. I plan to try the tacos next time.

Andrew Zimmern’s Canteen

Also in that corner of the stadium is Andrew Zimmern’s permanent location. Originally starting as a food truck, it has become a beloved fixture at Target Field. Through his travels, he brings some of his best food discoveries home to us. Specials rotate seasonally; as of 2025, look for unique sandwiches and global flavors like Korean-inspired fried chicken. The food is full of tangy spice and often features fresh elements like grilled pineapple. If you know me, I’m a sucker for grilled pineapple.

Other Foods

Some of the other foods available are:

Over by section 101, The Loon Café is serving Minnesota-inspired chili and creative cocktails.

Pizza Luce is now available. They are a staple for great pizza in the Twin Cities. If you ever go to a parade that they participate in, they are the ones handing out garlic cloves to everyone. Their quality is top notch. They offer a gluten-free pizza as well.

The Hot Pretzel Bites & Brews cart is also near Hrbek’s. It’s serving varieties of toppings for their pretzel bites, including savory, sweet, and local flavors.

The Gelato stands have changed brands to Izzy’s. It lived up to my expectations too. Anyone that knows me, I’m a little bit ice cream snob. It should be rich, creamy and in solid form. The ice cream can be found in the old Gelato stands.

Eating Your Way Through Target Field

One ongoing challenge with the food options is their availability throughout the stadium. Many specialty foods are concentrated on the ground floor, particularly behind home plate. While walking to get food isn’t an issue, the high congestion in these areas can make it challenging. For dedicated baseball fans, this might mean missing part of an inning or two.

While we couldn’t sample every item during our visit, Target Field offers a variety of exciting foods worth exploring. What is your favorite food at Target Field?