Heading to any of the 2026 World Cup games this summer? You don’t have to settle for fries and soda. From Basil Pesto Melts to Jackfruit Carnitas Nachos, you can find something delicious no matter where you watch the games.

Consider this your go-to game plan for what you can eat at the 2026 World Cup host stadiums and cities—but please confirm ingredients before placing your order, as menus are subject to change.  

PETA’s Favorite Vegan Eats at World Cup Stadiums

Mercedes-Benz Stadium (Atlanta Stadium)

• Vegan Smokehouse Sausage (topped with corn salsa, vegan BBQ aioli, dairy-free parmesan, and cilantro)

ATL Fan Fare (Sec. 105, 116, 205, 308, 322, 342)

• Basil Pesto Melt Grilled Cheese (vegan provolone + roasted tomatoes)

Hot Press Express Cart (Sec. 121, 200 Sky Bridge, 307, 348)

• Vegan Grilled Cheese (classic American-style)

Hot Press Express Cart (Sec. 121, 200 Sky Bridge, 307, 348)

• Vegan Mac & Cheese (you can also add jalapeños, scallions, and hot sauce!)

The Mac Shac Cart (Sec. 122, 238, 320)

• Veggie Hibachi Bowl (fried rice + vegetables + yum yum sauce)

SO:KO:ME (Sec. 116, 221)

• Pan-Seared Veggie Dumplings (served with dipping sauce)

SO:KO:ME (Sec. 116, 221)

• Quinoa Bowl (red pepper hummus, roasted veggies, arugula, lemon tahini sauce)

ATL Fan Fare (Sec. 105, 116, 205, 308, 322, 342); Michelob Ultra Grill (Sec. 118)

• Black Bean Veggie Burger

ATL Grill (Sec. 133, 210, 234, 347); Michelob Ultra Grill (Sec. 118); Molly B’s Grill Stand (Sec. 338)

Lumen Field (Seattle Stadium)

• Esquites (Roasted corn tossed in chili-lime aioli, drizzled with smoky chipotle sauce, and topped with plant-based cotija crumble, fresh cilantro, lime, and a sprinkle of Tajín) 

Tierra Madre (Sec. 116)

• Jackfruit Carnitas Nachos

Tierra Madre (Sec. 116)

• Grilled Vegetable Tamales

Tierra Madre (Sec. 116)

• Jackfruit Soup Dumplings

Bar Dojo (Sec. CLB208, CLB 236)

AT&T Stadium (Dallas Stadium)

• Buffalo “Chicken” Nachos (plant-based chicken + queso)

(Sec. 411, Sec. 444)

• Touchdown Tots (tater tots + plant-based chicken + toppings)

(Sec. 411, Sec. 444)

• Plant-Based Burger (lettuce, tomato, grilled onion, chipotle aioli)

(Sec. 411, Sec. 444)

BMO Field (Toronto Stadium)

• Vegan Chorizo Burrito

Panini (Sec. 106, 108, 124, 207)

• Vegan Poutine

Frites (Sec. 110)

Stadiums with Limited Vegan Options

Stadiums Without Vegan Options Listed

• Arrowhead (Kansas City Stadium)
• Houston (NRG Stadium)
• Hard Rock Stadium (Miami Stadium)
• MetLife Stadium (New York/New Jersey Stadium)
• Estadio Azteca (Mexico City Stadium)
• Estadio Akron (Guadalajara Stadium)
• Estadio BBVA (Monterrey Stadium)

Pro Tips for Vegan Fans

• Don’t be afraid to ask: “Plant-based” labels don’t always mean vegan.
• Look for the Ⓥ symbol: Many menus make it so easy!
• Plan ahead: Check menus before game day when possible.
• Know your options: Bookmark our guide on how to eat vegan at chain restaurants so you never go hangry.
• Stay hydrated: Crack open a cold one with our guide to vegan beer.

 Local Vegan Options Near Stadiums

Not every great game-day meal has to happen inside the stadium.

Many of the 2026 World Cup host cities are packed with vegan-friendly restaurants. If you’re looking for a bite before kickoff or dinner after the final whistle, these restaurants have you covered (be sure to check online or call to confirm their hours of operation before going)!

• Atlanta: Stir House Atlanta, Slutty Vegan, Café Kulture
• Dallas: Loving Hut, Soy Cowboy
• Los Angeles: VegainzLA, Baba’s Vegan Café, Compton Vegan
• Vancouver: Virtuous Pie, The Hestia Veggie, Honey Salt, Brunch Vancouver
• Boston: Achilitos Taqueria, Citizen Crust
• Seattle: Rojo’s Mexican Food, Chu Minh Tofu, and Vegan Deli
• Philadelphia: Greens and Grains, Philadium, Triangle Tavern
• Santa Clara: Merit Vegan Restaurant, Crepes Bistro, World Wrapps
• Houston: Sunshine’s Vegetarian Deli and Health Food Store, Garden Kitchen
• Kansas City: Gigi’s The Vegan + Wellness Café, Tree Hugger Kitchen
• Miami: Dub N Grub, Treelion, Konata’s Vegan Restaurant, Love Life Café
• New York/New Jersey: Be Well Café, Yard House
• Toronto: Animal Liberation Kitchen, Hogtown Vegan, Tenon Vegan Sushi
• Mexico City: Los Loosers, Plantasia
• Monterrey: Vegan Munch, Hare Krishna Monterrey
• Guadalajara: El Vegano, Edén

Be a Defender for Animals Wherever You Go

While you’re cheering for your team, remember: cows, pigs, and chickens love to play, too. Every animal is an individual who feels and values their life as much as you do.

Being vegan is about choosing compassion wherever you are:

• Watching the games at a sports bar? Bookmark our vegan sports bar survival guide.
• Watching the games from home? Turn on the game, invite your friends over, and grill out with the help of these compassionate summer recipes.
• Tailgating at a game? Check out our guide to the best vegan tailgate snacks and ideas.
• Traveling to one of the FIFA host cities for a game? Check out PETA’s vegan airport survival guide for tips on how to stay nourished on a long flight to a big match.

When it comes to advocating for our fellow animals, we need all the players we can get. Order someone a free vegan starter kit and assist them in making the compassionate switch to the vegan team!

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