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LAFC Game Food: What to Eat at BMO Stadium

We’ve eaten our way through three LAFC games: regular concessions in April 2026, Founders Club in October 2026, and North End Terrace in September 2025. The games were the highlight. We found some food we’d get again and some we’d skip. Here’s what we tried, what it cost, and how the food changes with your ticket.

We paid for all tickets, food, and drinks on all three visits. Nothing was hosted or complimentary.

3 Games we attended

Burger + chips Our regular-concession pick

2025–2026 Visits covered

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Which ticket, which food?

Regular concessions

Buy your food separately. Of the three things we tried in April 2026, the burger and chips would be our pick. Eat it soon after ordering—we walked around first and ours got cold.

Founders Club

Our October 2026 visit included a buffet, grill food, snacks, and halftime bites. Convenient, with plenty to choose from, but we wouldn’t upgrade just for the food.

North End Terrace

Our September 2025 package included food and drinks. The hot empanadas were a bright spot. We paid around $400 per seat then; the lounge, view, and overall game experience mattered more than the menu.

See what to order at each stop ↓

2026: regular concessions and Founders Club

2025: our first LAFC game, North End Terrace

Our view of the pitch at an LAFC game at BMO Stadium.

Peter and Lisa at the April 2026 LAFC game.

Looking across BMO Stadium from our North End Terrace seats in 2025.

What we ate at the LAFC games.

Regular concessions · April 2026

These were separate food purchases with our regular game tickets. Prices below are what we paid on that visit.

The burger and chips we tried at BMO Stadium in April 2026; Lisa ordered hers without cheese.

 Burger and chips Regular concessions 

Burger · $16.99

We tried: The burger and chips; Lisa ordered hers without cheese.

The hamburger was our favorite of the regular-concession food we tried in 2026. It tasted good, but the bun could have used a toast. We’d walked around before eating, so ours was already cold by the time we got to it.

Plan your visit: Eat this one right after ordering. We haven’t pinned down which burger stand we bought it from.

Close-up of the K-BBQ pork belly nachos held by Lisa at BMO Stadium.

 K-BBQ pork belly nachos South End Nachos 

Nachos · $19

We tried: Pork belly nachos in the soccer-ball bowl.

The pork tasted more like sweet char siu to us than Korean barbecue. There was nacho cheese and a little pico, but too many chips were left dry. Not bad, just not something we’d make a special trip across the stadium for.

Plan your visit: The current LAFC map puts South End Nachos at Section 126. We tried pork belly, not the short-rib version.

Bulgogi empanadas in LAFC-branded pastry at East Los Eats.

 Bulgogi empanadas East Los Eats 

Empanadas · $18

We tried: The LAFC-branded bulgogi empanadas.

The filling was sweet and reminded us of mandu. The creamy dipping sauce helped, but these weren’t a repeat order for us. They’re a different item from the beef and pizza empanadas we tried in the clubs.

Plan your visit: The current map lists spicy bulgogi empanadas at East Los Eats, Section 117.

Founders Club · October 2026

Food was included with our tickets on this visit. These dishes were part of that day’s spread, so don’t count on an identical menu at your game.

Our plates from the October 2026 Founders Club spread.

 The buffet spread Founders Club 

Included with our ticket

We tried: A little of the buffet, then decide what you want more of.

There were plenty of options and vegetables, but the food itself was just okay. Having everything nearby was useful; nothing on the buffet made us feel we needed a club ticket for the food alone.

Plan your visit: The spread can change. This is what was available at our October 2026 game.

A hot dog from the Founders Club grill, eaten at our seats.

 Grilled hot dog and snacks Founders Club 

Included with our ticket

We tried: A hot dog fresh off the grill, plus snacks for the seats.

The grill was a welcome option. There were also candy cups, kettle corn, pretzels, cookies, and packaged ice cream to keep us snacking through the game. We enjoyed the convenience more than any one memorable bite.

Plan your visit: We also saw a veggie-dog option, but didn’t try it.

The pizza empanada we tried at halftime in the Founders Club.

 Pizza empanada at halftime Founders Club 

Included with our ticket

We tried: The pizza empanada, if it’s on the halftime spread.

This was the thing we liked best from that Founders Club visit. It tasted like pizza tucked into an empanada—simple, but more appealing to us than most of the buffet. Still, it wasn’t a reason on its own to buy the upgrade.

Plan your visit: We found it at halftime; availability may be different at another game.

North End Terrace · September 2025

Our first LAFC game, with family. Food and drinks were included in our package; check the specific benefits of any ticket you’re considering today.

Nachos with cheese and jalapeños from our North End Terrace visit.

 Nachos with jalapeños North End Terrace 

Included with our 2025 package

We tried: Nachos with cheese and jalapeños.

We liked these straightforward stadium nachos. The cheese felt a little more elevated than the bright yellow kind we expected. These were different from the pork belly nachos we bought on the concourse in 2026.

Plan your visit: Our package included food in September 2025. Check today’s ticket benefits.

The hot beef empanada we went back for in the North End Terrace.

 Hot beef and spinach empanadas North End Terrace 

Included with our 2025 package

We tried: The hot beef empanada; we also liked the spinach one.

The beef empanada came out hot, with peppers and onions, and we went back for more. It had a comforting, Taco Bell-ish flavor in a good way. The spinach version was good too. The popcorn tasted stale and the cookie was harder and crunchier than we wanted, so we’d save room for the empanadas.

Plan your visit: This was our 2025 spread, not a promise of the current North End Terrace menu.

What our regular-concession food cost.

April 2026 prices from our visit, not a guarantee of today’s menu or final checkout total. Premium-club food was included with our tickets.

Item	Price	Our take
Burger and chips	$16.99	Our pick of the three regular-concession items we tried.
K-BBQ pork belly nachos	$19	Sweet pork, but too many chips without toppings.
Bulgogi empanadas	$18	We wouldn’t order these again.

Good to know before you go

Menus, concession locations, prices, and premium-ticket benefits can change by game. This guide covers our LAFC visits; other BMO Stadium events may offer different food.
Our regular-concession food was mostly okay. If food is your main priority, eating before the game and getting a snack inside is a reasonable plan.
LAFC’s current food map lists South End Nachos at Section 126 and East Los Eats, with spicy bulgogi empanadas, at Section 117. Use the official guide below to plan your route.
We took Metro and paid $1.75 each way. Metro lists the E Line’s Expo Park/USC station for BMO Stadium; check service for the trip home.
Check the clear-bag rules before leaving. LAFC currently allows clear bags up to 12 × 6 × 12 inches or a one-gallon clear plastic bag; non-clear bags, including small clutches, are not allowed.

Plan your game day.

Official food, ticket, bag, and transit information checked October 22, 2026.

Questions people ask us about BMO Stadium.

What should I eat at an LAFC game?

Of the regular-concession food we tried in April 2026, we’d pick the burger and chips. The K-BBQ pork belly nachos and bulgogi empanadas were sweeter than we expected. In the premium areas, we liked the hot beef empanadas at North End Terrace in 2025 and the pizza empanada at Founders Club in 2026.

How much does food cost at BMO Stadium?

On our April 2026 visit, the burger and chips cost $16.99, K-BBQ pork belly nachos cost $19, and bulgogi empanadas cost $18. Those are visit prices; check the current menu before budgeting.

Is food included with LAFC tickets?

Our regular tickets did not include concession food. Our Founders Club and North End Terrace packages included food on their respective visits. Benefits depend on the exact ticket and event, so confirm the package rather than assuming any premium seat includes the same spread.

Is Founders Club worth it for the food?

We wouldn’t upgrade solely for the food. We appreciated having plenty of options, snacks, and a grill, but most of what we ate was just okay. Consider the seats, lounge access, and convenience when deciding whether the ticket is worth it to you.

Are alcoholic drinks included in LAFC club tickets?

It depends on the package. We had wine and hard seltzer with our North End Terrace package in 2025. At our Founders Club visit, we understood alcohol was an extra purchase. LAFC’s current club page advertises house beer and wine with certain packages. Confirm your exact ticket benefits, including which drinks are covered.

Can I take Metro to an LAFC game at BMO Stadium?

Yes—we took Metro and found it easy. Metro’s BMO Stadium guide points visitors to the E Line’s Expo Park/USC station and lists a $1.75 one-way fare. Check current service and your return route before the game.

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