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Food at Bell Centre

Food at Bell Centre

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expy said:
They have KFC now btw... Limited to popcorn chicken and chicken tenders though lol
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More industrial food with a long shelve life 😋

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Ill be there tomorrow with tickets in the desjardins section(free food). Ill let you guys know what's good on the menu 😀
 
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The Gr8 Dane said:
The hot dogs suck don't listen to the trolls.
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Strongly disagree. Their hot dogs are fantastic and they have a great reputation league-wide. Broadcast teams that travel to Montreal with the road teams are well known of sending a PA to grab several hot dogs for the entire production team.

Billy Smith once told me a great story about playing for the Islanders in the late 1970's during trip to Montreal and after the morning skate, coach Al Arbour announced that Glenn 'Chico' Resch would be starting for the Isles.

With Smith backing up, he gave the stick boy $10 and told him to go out and grab two hotdogs and put them in the stick room so Billy could go in and scarf them down before the game.

The kid ran out to the concourse at the Forum and bought two dogs for Billy and dutifully hid them in the stick room. Smith made his way in there and was half-way through eating the second one when the door opened and Arbour busted him. Smith said that Arbour decided to punish the entire team and bag-skated them the following day and he repeatedly told them they were gonna skate until "Billy threw up the hot dogs."

Years later, long after the both had retired, Arbour admitted to Smith the entire coaching staff had literally just finished eating Forum hot dogs right before Arbour busted him. Apparently, one of his staff had seen the stick boy purchasing the hotdogs and noticed him covertly stashing them in the stick room.
 
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FerrisRox said:
Strongly disagree. Their hot dogs are fantastic and they have a great reputation league-wide. Broadcast teams that travel to Montreal with the road teams are well known of sending a PA to grab several hot dogs for the entire production team.

Billy Smith once told me a great story about playing for the Islanders in the late 1970's during trip to Montreal and after the morning skate, coach Al Arbour announced that Glenn 'Chico' Resch would be starting for the Isles.

With Smith backing up, he gave the stick boy $10 and told him to go out and grab two hotdogs and put them in the stick room so Billy could go in and scarf them down before the game.

The kid ran out to the concourse at the Forum and bought two dogs for Billy and dutifully hid them in the stick room. Smith made his way in there and was half-way through eating the second one when the door opened and Arbour busted him. Smith said that Arbour decided to punish the entire team and bag-skated them the following day and he repeatedly told them they were gonna skate until "Billy threw up the hot dogs."

Years later, long after the both had retired, Arbour admitted to Smith the entire coaching staff had literally just finished eating Forum hot dogs right before Arbour busted him. Apparently, one of his staff had seen the stick boy purchasing the hotdogs and noticed him covertly stashing them in the stick room.
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I heard the nordiques were notorious for amazing hot dogs. Kerry Fraser talked about scarfing those down wheb he would be assigned to Quebec.
 
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Catanddogguitarrr said:
When I go there the seats are located in the first balcony and the food is free except for the beer.
Food is good but not great. I like the little smoked meat, as long as I can add lot of mustard.
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Used to be called Dejardin section right? Don't go as often as before but it was alright food, booze extra. Been to a few games in the suites and food was definitely better, but that also depends on the package that is bought and booze can be extra again. Preferred the Forum and the boxes there, they'd deliver snacks and booze.
 
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The Atlanta Falcons made the move to affordable prices years ago and all reports indicate sales sky rocketed ...

Concession prices at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia are known for being affordable. Some examples of concession prices include:

  • Hot dogs: $2
  • Soft drinks: $2
  • Popcorn: $2
  • Waffle fries: $3
  • Pizza slices: $3
  • Nachos with cheese: $3
  • Peanuts: $3
  • Cheeseburgers: $5
  • Chicken tenders: $6
  • Draft beers: $5

Bell Centre is a joke, the options suck, the food they do have is terrible and the prices are outrageous. I havent been since before the pandemic and as much as I love the Habs and watching hockey live, I aint paying the prices they want for me to be there, Ill go watch the Rocket
 
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