Game day food at AT&T Stadium: The definitive ranking of every concession stand

I have spent an embarrassing amount of money eating my way through AT&T Stadium. Here is the definitive food ranking.

S-Tier (worth every overpriced dollar):

1. Brisket Nachos (Section 200 concourse) — Legit smoked brisket, queso, jalapenos on fresh chips. $16 but the portion is massive. Sharable.
2. Chicken Tenders at Legends Level — Sounds basic but these are hand-battered and better than any chain restaurant. $14.
3. Elote in a Cup (Section 300 concourse) — Street corn with cotija, lime, chili powder. $8 and authentically good.

A-Tier (solid choices): 4. Texas Smoke BBQ stand — Pulled pork sandwich is good. Skip the brisket sandwich (dry) and go for the pulled pork. 5. Torchy's Tacos stand — The Trailer Park taco (fried chicken, green chiles, cheese) travels well to your seat. 6. Craft beer selection (various stands) — The rotating local craft options have improved dramatically. Expect $14-16 per pour.

C-Tier (edible but not worth seeking out): 7. Standard hot dogs — It is a hot dog. $8. It exists. 8. Pizza — Aramark pizza is Aramark pizza. Avoid.

F-Tier (do not waste your money): 9. The $22 premium burger — Cold bun, thin patty, wilted lettuce. An insult at that price point. 10. Nachos from the basic stands — Bag chips with pump cheese. You can do this at home for $3.

Pro tip: The Club Level (Sections 200-249) has the best food options. If you can get Club Level tickets, the food alone improves the experience significantly.

Sources:

• dallascowboys.com/gameday — concession maps
• Personal consumption, 2023-2026 seasons. My wallet is still recovering.