Paycor Stadium

Cincinnati's signature chili cheese coney, from the local chain that put the city's five-way chili on the map, at eight stands around the concourse.

Hand-breaded tenders with potato wedges from Lee's Famous Recipe Chicken, a Kentucky-born fried chicken chain with deep Cincinnati-market roots.

A straightforward double cheeseburger and fries at the stadium's dedicated burger stand, alongside a hot dog and bavarian pretzel.

A bratwurst from Glier's, the Covington, Kentucky meat company better known regionally for goetta — one of the few stands naming a specific Northern Kentucky supplier rather than a generic 'sausage.'

Smash burgers and fries at Queen City Grill, named for Cincinnati's own nickname.

An oversized pepperoni slice from Donatos, the Columbus-founded chain that's become an Ohio stadium staple, edge-to-edge topping included.

Donatos' all-the-way-to-the-crust cheese slice, the chain's other named specialty at the same twelve stands as the Pepperoni Mega Slice.

Seasoned meat, cheese, and toppings served right in the chip bag at Nacho Tigre, the stadium's tiger-themed nacho and taco stand.

A buffalo-sauced tender option alongside the plain tenders, burgers, and bratwurst at GridIron Grill.

Premium chicken tenders and fries at the stylized "Kckn Chckn" stand — the identical menu also runs under the TLC name elsewhere in the building, so only this one is listed here.

One of the few dedicated dessert options in the building, at the Kroger-branded grab-and-go stand alongside popcorn and pretzels.

A cold-weather staple at Donatos and several other stands, for the late-season home games.

Cocktails at the stadium's namesake local bar brand, running eight stands across the concourse.

A cocktail served in a keepsake cup at the Boone County Bourbon Bar, named for the Northern Kentucky county across the river that's home to several bourbon distilleries.

Ready-to-drink BuzzBallz cocktails, the round single-serve brand, at its own dedicated stand.

Spiked hot chocolate and spiked cider at Who Dey! Drinks, named for the Bengals' longtime fan chant, for the colder end of the home schedule.