Your ultimate food, drink guide for watching the Seattle Kraken at Climate Pledge Arena
Hockey is an intense sport, requiring full-body coordination, strength and speed. Hockey players exhaust themselves for minutes at a time on the ice, step out to recuperate, and start the cycle all over again.
But this can become lost on hockey fans, between the TV timeouts, rink cleans and 20-minute intermissions, sometimes you end up with just as much downtime as game time.
That’s why one of the top activities for patrons at an arena waiting for the game to start again is getting food.
Check out this guide to food options currently available at Climate Pledge Arena.
Climate Pledge Arena food options
Climate Pledge Arena has a host of food options, including several equipped with Amazon’s Just Walk Out technology, offering a payless experience. You hook up your payment option to an account, then your choices are noted in the system for a total after you leave the arena. Each time you use a Just Walk Out option, it’ll track what you take. This way, you can pay for your items without waiting in a checkout line. Just grab what you’d like and get back to the game.
The CPA website also allows you to look up filtered food options, so anyone with dietary restrictions can check what’s available before waiting in line. You also filter for options with Just Walk Out technology.
Most of the eatery options are open to all game attendees, with some exceptions requiring specific tickets. Here are those options, where they are located and a brief description of their offered cuisines.
- Bavarian Meats - Section 04 - Authentic German sausage, the official sausage of the Seattle Kraken
- Big Chicken Market - Sections 22, 203 - Chicken sandwiches
- Bristol Bay Chowder - Sections 11, 116 - Alaska seafood
- Bristol Bay Wild Market - Section 07 - Alaska seafood
- Coors Light Mountain Market - Section 112 - Traditional arena fare
- Dessert Portable - Section 106 - Sweet treats
- Din Tai Fung Marketplace - Section 06 - Chinese food
- Emerald City Ice Cream - Section 10 - Local sweets and hot drinks
- Hempler’s Marketplace - Section 224 - PNW hot dogs and sausages
- IMPOSSIBLE Market - Sections 11, 12 - Plant-based options
- IMPOSSIBLE Test Kitchen - Section 108 - Plant-based options with a kick
- Just poké - Section 04 - Local poké bowls
- Mercado Antojitos - Section 04 - Mexican street food
- Mercer Street Mac & BBQ - Sections 24, 107 - Classic mac and cheese, plus BBQ
- Mister Softee - Section 24 - Local sweets
- Molly D Burgers - Sections 08, 09 - Smash burgers
- Sound Pizza - Sections 19, 117 - Personal pizzas
- 1st Ave Nachos - Sections 04, 108 - Nachos
Eats available on exception:
- Ballard Pizza - Sections 13, 26, 119 - New York style pies, whole or by slice, and desserts - Requires a ticket to AMEX Hall, WaFD Bank Club or Symetra Club
- Barrio Bowls - Sections 1, 14 - Burritos bowls - Requires a WaFD Bank Club or Symetra Club ticket to access Sections 01 and 14
- Carne + Cacio - Suiteside - Italian sandwiches - Requires a ticket to WaFD Bank Club or Symetra Club
- Fork and Fin - Section 119 - Kraken IPA battered fish n’ chips - Requires AMEX Hall ticket
- Local Lolli - Sections 116, 123 - Local handmade treats - Requires AMEX Hall ticket to access the section 123 location
- Metropolitan Grill - Sections 01, 14 - Seattle steakhouse eats - Requires a ticket to WaFD Bank Club or Symetra Club
Drink options include:
- Coors Light Center Ice Bar - Section 201
- Coors Light Landing - Sections 20, 21
- Hennessy Bar - Section 17
- Jack Daniel’s Bar - Section 24
- Kraken Rum Bar - Section 214
- Modelo - Section 217
- Modelo Cantina - Sections 07, 08
- PNW Craft Beers - Inside WaFD Bank Club, Symetra Club and Main concessions
- Starbucks Market - Near entry
- 14 Hands Market - Section 105