Super Bowl 60’s Mouthwatering Concessions Food Menu Leaks [PHOTOS]
This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.
Food is an important part of the Super Bowl experience, much like it is at any other event.
Sunday’s game between the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks is, of course, highly anticipated. But fans are also curious about what will be served.
With the showdown fast approaching, some menu items have appeared online. And the photos are sure to get your taste buds going.
Santa Clara’s Levi’s Stadium will host the game, and Levy Restaurants will take charge of the concession. They’ve given TMZ Sports a look at what’s going to be on their mouthwatering menu.
“If anyone in attendance is craving a burger, the LX Hammer Burger might be just what they’re looking for,” the outlet relayed on Thursday. “It features a fall-off-the-bone, braised bone-in beef shank, roasted mirepoix demi-glace and Point Reyes bleu cheese fondue on a house-baked brioche bun.”
For folks not so keen on a burger, there’ll be plenty of other choices. The Gilroy Garlic Steak Frites is one option, as is a seared California hanger steak served atop frites and an au poivre sauce. That also comes with garlic from Gilroy and pink peppercorns.
Super Bowl 60 Menu Offering Drinks Made For The City
As for drinks, Levy will offer beverages inspired by San Francisco, including one named after the iconic fog that covers the area: Karl the Fog. The custom sipper is a mix of Tanqueray, elderflower liquor, club soda and fresh lemon juice.
Another drink, the Golden Gate Mule, is a nod to the iconic Golden Gate Bridge. It marries Crown Royal whisky with ginger beer, lime juice and passion fruit liquor.
The Fog City Irish Coffee will also be on offer for those who just gotta have their caffeine. It’s a blend of Irish Whisky, vanilla bean ice cream and cold brew all beneath an ice cream cookie sandwich.
It might be all you need.
Also on the sweeter side: the San Fran Sticky Roll, a cinnamon roll iced with white chocolate mascarpone creme anglaise, sprinkled with spun sugar.
Looks and sounds like there’s a proper feast in store for everyone heading to the game on Sunday.
Bon apettit!
