Not many of us managed to snatch one of the 19,000 seats at Enterprise Center’s Stanley Cup Final home game this Saturday. But if you’re one of the lucky few that has that golden ticket, you’re in for a treat. Literally. Plenty of local food vendors will offer celebratory dishes throughout Enterprise. From the concession stand to pop-ups, here’s what’s on the menu for game day:
Hi-Pointe Drive-In: During all of the Blues home games, Hi-Pointe is offering a burger called The Fat Trick. It’s a triple slider topped with fries, cheese sauce “pickle” de gallo, lettuce, red hot riplet and donair sauce. You can get it at their concession stand in the Enterprise Center or at any of their locations around the city. Warning: You’re going to want to grab a few napkins before diving in. They’re also offering what they’re calling a “Stonely Cup” chocolate shake during all of the finals games. It’s topped with strawberry “Nuggz” and a chocolate blunt.
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Sweetology: Although Sweetology is best known for their confections in Town and Country, they’ll bring personalized cupcakes and cake pops to the Enterprise Center this Friday for the game. Hand-piped Blues logo sugar cookies top chocolate and vanilla cupcakes for a signature spin that will have you singing “Gloria.”
STL Kitchen: The chefs at Levy restaurants have been trying to put a culinary spin to the concession stands of the Enterprise Center. For this head to head against the Bruins, concession stands around the ice will be serving up Boston inspired lobster rolls, clambake, and a pork steak chowder poutine. STL Kitchen will also have a dish they’re calling Dog vs. Dog because it features a St Louis–style hot dog topped with barbecue, green onions, and tomatoes and a Boston–style hot dog with black beans and red peppers. If you’re a fan of the classics, though, don’t worry because concessions is expecting to cook up more than 29,000 toasted ravioli by the end of Finals.
Vincent Van Doughnut: Vincent Van Doughnut is catering the VIP suites and clubs for the Stanley Cup with their signature doughnuts glazed in blue and gold. They’re usually only available within the store, but 1,500 of the treats will be coming to the Enterprise Center for Saturday’s game.
Didn’t score Stanley Cup tickets?
No worries. Many local favorites are offering Blues-inspired treats, dishes, and specials, including La Pâtisserie Chouquette‘s macaron ice cream sandwiches. The desserts are available in the store all day on Saturday. Blue-and-gold cookies wrapped around blueberry ice cream makes for one sweet way to show your spirit.
