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Vegan or dairy-free? We list a food only when the venue, team, or food provider uses that word, and we keep their word. “Plant-based” can still mean dairy or egg in a sauce or bun, and grills and fryers are often shared. Ask at the stand before you order.
The Sharks' SAP Center food guide marks vegan choices at several stands, including a veggie burger with no bun and fries at The Burger District (Concourse 109), the PBA Arepa at PANA (Concourse 111) and mangonadas at Slush Cantina (Mezzanine 206).
Labeled vegan or plant-based , 9 listed
Meals , 3 listed
PBA Arepa
PANA · Concourse 111
Venue’s label: “VEGAN”
Venezuelan arepa marked vegan. Confirm ingredients with staff.
Veggie Burger No Bun
The Burger District · Concourse 109
Venue’s label: “VEGAN”
Marked vegan without the bun. Confirm ingredients with staff.
Veggie Burger
Sin Bin · Club 103
Venue’s label: “VEGAN”
Club access
Marked vegan at this club-level stand. Confirm ingredients with staff.
Bags allowed, with limits. Sizes and exceptions are in the guide’s bag policy.
Ask at the stand
Is this the vegan or plant-based version? Can I see the label?
Is there dairy, egg or honey in the bun, cheese or sauce?
Is it cooked on the same grill or in the same fryer as meat?
Labels don’t show how food is made. Ask at the stand before you order. Researched October 16, 2026 · glutenfreestadiumfood.com/nhl/arenas/sap-center/vegan/
Vegan & dairy-free updates for SAP Center at San Jose
We’ll email you when the food SAP Center at San Jose labels vegan or dairy-free changes: something new, something gone, or a new stand.
To ask about , 2 listed
Not confirmed for this diet by a current venue source. Check the label and ask before you buy.
Ask about, not confirmed:Rotating Launch Test Kitchen vendors
Launch Test Kitchen · Club 116
The guide invites fans to ask attendants for vegan options because the vendors rotate; no vendor item is marked vegan.
Vendors rotate; ask the attendants for vegan options.
Ask about, not confirmed:Pretty Good Advice menu
Launch Test Kitchen (Pretty Good Advice) · Location not listed
The vendor describes a 100% vegetarian menu with plant-based ingredients; no dish is called vegan or plant-based, and its dates are given without a year.
Rotating vendor with a vegetarian menu built on plant-based ingredients.