Levi's Stadium has unveiled its menu for Super Bowl LX, featuring a $180 burger dubbed 'Thor's Hammer' alongside other extravagant food and drink options. The 3.5-pound shareable cheeseburger, designed to serve four, includes braised bone-in beef shank, roasted mirepoix demi-glace, and Point Reyes blue cheese fondue on a flaky brioche bun. It will be available at concession stands near section 106 and the East Field Club.
Other meat-centric items include a foot-long Super-Hot Chinatown Dawg topped with Chinese hot mustard, char siu pork and hoisin, and a chef-carved pastured beef dish served with garlic confit and Cabernet demi-glace. These will be available at stands near sections 101 and 324, as well as in the Bud Light Club and East Field Club.
For those seeking creative snacks, the menu features Doritos Loaded Triangles with chive cheese and cool ranch dip, and the Silicon Valley Grande Nacho loaded with suadero beef brisket, pork chorizo, queso, guacamole salsa and pico de gallo. Seafood lovers can enjoy Dungeness Crab Potachos—a hybrid of potato chips and nachos—or a Dungeness Crab Roll with roe, bacon, tomato and lettuce.
Globally inspired items include a Dim Sum Duo with shrimp har gow and char siu bao, while desserts feature the San Francisco Sticky Roll, a sourdough cinnamon roll with white chocolate mascarpone anglaise, spun sugar and Super Bowl LX-themed sprinkles. Beverage options range from cocktails like the 'Karl the Fog' Misty Spritz to team-themed drinks such as the Patriots Pass and 12s Fizz.
The lavish menu comes as ticket prices for Super Bowl LX are among the most expensive in years. As of Thursday, the cheapest entry costs over $4,500 on platforms like Vivid Seats and StubHub, with a median ticket price of around $7,497. The average sold price of $9,338 would make this the second-most expensive Super Bowl since 2015, according to Vivid Seats.
