Address: 406 Washington St, Toledo, OH 43604

Phone: +1 419 725 4367

Price Range: $$$$

Website: https://www.milb.com/toledo

Toledo Mud Hens

Fifth Third Field, home of the Toledo Mud Hens, is not just a place to catch a Minor League Baseball game; it’s a treasure trove of culinary delights that celebrate both the local culture and the game's lore. Nestled in Toledo’s Warehouse District, the ballpark brings together affordability, family-friendly fun, and an impressive variety of food offerings that will leave even the most seasoned foodies impressed.

Anyone with a penchant for baseball cuisine will find the classics well-represented here. Mudzarella’s serves up classic pizza slices that are perfect for a quick bite between innings, while Hen House Eats delivers hot dogs, nachos, and pretzels in Center Field. For something heartier, check out Gilhooley’s, where you can savor the grilled chicken sandwiches and their famous Onion Burgers—crispy, savory, and absolutely satisfying.

If you’re in the mood for something truly local, skip over to Stanley’s Foods in Section 103. Their kielbasa, which comes with a side of Toledo’s own Ballreich's potato chips, offers a quintessential taste of the city. And speaking of local traditions, do not miss the special cheese steaks at Glass City Cheesesteaks. Packed with flavor and dripping with cheese, this is a crowd-pleaser that’s hard to resist.

Thirsty? Fifth Third Field has you covered with Pub 315 and Fleetwoods Tap Room offering a wide range of craft beers and mixed drinks. Whether you lean towards a hoppy IPA or a classic mixed cocktail, these spots in the right-right-center field area are perfect for kicking back while taking in the game. Fleetwoods Tap Room, named after Moses 'Fleetwood' Walker, adds an extra historical twist, making your drink feel that much more special.

For fans with a sweet tooth, Farr Out Funnels is your go-to destination. Named after Jamie Farr, the M*A*S*H star and Mud Hens enthusiast, this stand dishes out delectable funnel cakes, root beer floats, and ice cream sundaes made with local Toft's ice cream. It’s the ultimate indulgence to cap off your ballpark adventure.

Don’t worry; if you’re not keen on making multiple stops, you can also hit up Hen & Hound in Section 115 for a combination of chicken tenders, mac and cheese, grilled chicken sandwiches, and classic ballpark popcorn. This spot is a great one-stop shop for families looking to snack without missing any of the on-field action.

For those who love a good mixed drink, Frozehen Cocktails in Section 119 offers frozen concoctions that are both refreshing and delightful. Pair a cold cocktail with a sunny day at the park, and you’ve got a recipe for a perfect outing.

Additionally, Fifth Third Field has classic dessert choices covered with vendors strolling the stadium offering cotton candy, and you can always find popcorn and pretzels scattered around various sections like 105 and 116.