Exciting New Food Hall Coming to Braves’ Right-Field Concourse: A Must-Visit for Fans!

The Braves are set to enhance Truist Park with a new food hall for the 2025 MLB season. This is part of a major redesign of the stadium’s right-field area, transforming the eight-year-old venue.

Called Outfield Market, the 4,600-square-foot food hall will feature eight stalls offering a mix of local favorites and new options from Delaware North, the stadium’s food provider. It will be located across from The Pen, a premium seating and club area that is also launching this year.

The Outfield Market will have a communal dining area and a grab-and-go option for quick bites. Plus, there will be a new Braves retail shop, all under a shaded structure for comfort. Fans can follow the game on a massive 470-foot LED board while enjoying their meals.

The renovations, designed by Rossetti in collaboration with Impact Development Management, aim to make the game day experience more enjoyable. Last year, the team generated $339 million in revenue from baseball events, including food and drinks, and they are currently scouting new local food options to introduce in the hall shortly.

In addition to the food hall, a new “Closer’s Bar” will open near the Chop House Gate, right next to the Coors Light Chop House. This open-air bar will offer a selection of unique cocktails and feature a custom mural, creating a lively atmosphere for fans.