Delta Center has standard arena concessions, Utah-based restaurant partners, four main-concourse corner restaurants, and premium clubs with included dining. The arena is continuing to renovate concession areas, so the Utah Mammoth app and in-arena ordering system are the best places to confirm the stands available for a particular game. For transportation, seating, and entry planning, see the Delta Center arena guide.
Food at Delta Center
Delta Center has more than 30 restaurants and vendors, including 15 Utah-based partners. The selection ranges from hot dogs, nachos, popcorn, pizza, chicken, and ice cream to specialty menus at the four corner restaurants on the main concourse.
Farr’s Ice Cream is one confirmed local option, and the arena says 15 Utah-based restaurant partners take part in its wider lineup. Specific stands and locations can change as concourses are renovated, so check the live menu before walking to another level.
Delta Center food and concession stands
The Mountain Menu is available during Utah Mammoth games at 15 concession locations on Levels 3 and 5. Dasani bottled water is $2, while boxes of popcorn, nachos, hot dogs, and Farr’s Ice Cream Bowls are $3. These are the arena’s published game-day value items; other stand prices vary.
Food and nonalcoholic drinks can be ordered through the Utah Mammoth or Delta Center app, at DeltaCenter.com/order, by scanning concession QR codes, or at self-service kiosks on the main and upper concourses. Alcohol must be purchased in person with valid identification.
Premium dining and bars
Premium dining depends on the ticket or club membership. The Black Desert Club on Level 2 has an all-inclusive rotating menu, live-action kitchen, wood-fired pizza oven, full bar through the second intermission, desserts, and snacks. The Level 2 Toyota Club includes carved meats, salads, fan favorites, beer, wine, desserts, drinks, and intermission snacks.
The Delta Sky360° Club and Entrata Club on Level 1 also include food and beverages for their members. Suites offer premium hospitality and food-and-beverage service. Confirm what is included with the particular ticket before relying on a club for dinner.
Food near Delta Center
The Gateway is next to Delta Center and has several practical pregame choices. HallPass is a food hall with multiple kitchens and options ranging from ramen and seafood to salads, waffles, and coffee. Other Gateway choices include Flanker Kitchen & Sporting Club, Mr. Shabu, Fleming’s, Tucanos Brazilian Grill, and The Store Fine Foods Market & Deli.
Restaurant hours can differ on Sundays and event nights. Check the restaurant’s current schedule and allow enough time for the walk and arena security before puck drop.
Outside food, payment, and dietary needs
Outside food and beverages are prohibited at Delta Center. The arena is cash-free and accepts credit, debit, prepaid cards, mobile wallets, and Delta Center Dollars. Guests carrying cash can use cash-to-card machines in the America First Atrium, near Portals F and T on Level 3, and near Portals HH and VV on Level 5.
Guests with a serious allergy or dietary accommodation should contact Guest Services before the game and confirm ingredients at the concession location before ordering.
Delta Center food and concession FAQs
What food is available at Delta Center?
Delta Center has more than 30 restaurants and vendors, with arena staples, Utah-based partners, four main-concourse corner restaurants, and premium-club dining.
Is the Mountain Menu available at Utah Mammoth games?
Yes. At 15 locations on Levels 3 and 5, bottled water is $2 and boxes of popcorn, nachos, hot dogs, and Farr’s Ice Cream Bowls are $3.
Can you bring outside food or drinks into Delta Center?
No. Outside food and beverages are on the arena’s prohibited-items list.
Is Delta Center cashless?
Yes. The arena accepts cards, mobile wallets, and Delta Center Dollars. Five cash-to-card machines are available inside for guests who arrive with cash.
How do you order food at Delta Center?
Use the Utah Mammoth or Delta Center app, DeltaCenter.com/order, a concession QR code, or a self-service kiosk. Alcoholic drinks must be ordered in person with valid identification.
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Fact-checked August 30, 2026.