From a White Cheddar Brat to beers from local breweries, here's a look at the new food and drink options that will be available at Fiserv Forum this Bucks season.
"We're super excited about the season," Sharlan Edmonds, vice president of hospitality for Fiserv Forum and Deer District, said at a Wednesday news conference at the arena. "I think we have the best lineup of food possibly since the building opened." Power Plant
The new offerings will make their debut this Saturday at the Bucks' home opener against the Houston Rockets. Here's what to expect and also how to use the arena's digital and mobile ordering system:
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"One of the big changes and kind of exciting things is our beer lineup, which we've enhanced in a very big way with a real focus on local craft beers," Peter Feigin, president of the Bucks and Fiserv Forum, said at the news conference.
There will be select beers from local breweries, including Third Space Brewing, 3 Sheeps Brewing and Central Waters Brewing Co.
In July, it was announced that St. Louis-based Anheuser-Busch and its local wholesale distributor, Beechwood Sales & Service, would be Fiserv Forum's exclusive beer and hard seltzer sponsor for years to come.
"We were again leveraging our relationship with Fiserv and Clover to again go fully digital and mobile ordering," Feigin said. "Which again, for us, is one of the ways to make this a seamless experience for our fans as they order and get delivered food and beverage going forward."
"Our whole purpose of doing this is convenience, speed of service for our fans," Edmonds said. "Having the option for them to be able to order from their seat."
To order food and drinks from your seat:
If an attendee doesn't want to download the app, they can scan QR codes that are found throughout Fiserv Forum to place their order.
There will also be some self-service kiosks around the arena.
Screen Door Grate The suites' menu has been upgraded and features new dessert carts. The businesses that are a part of the dessert carts are local and minority owned, according to a Bucks news release. The carts feature: