
Legends Hospitality

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New season, new food.
Legends Hospitality, the hospitality arm of the Dallas Cowboys, released the menu for the 2023 season football season at AT&T Stadium. It’s big and gluttonous, as one would imagine. There’s a prominence of brisket and macaroni and cheese with a side of no regrets. Eat it up! Go Cowboys!

Birria quesadilla.
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Birria Quesadilla
Here, the trendy birria quesadilla is made with slow-cooked beef and pepper Jack and Oaxaca cheese, It’s grilled in a 17-inch flour tortilla and served with a birria consomme.
The Lineman Burrito
The Cowboy’s notorious mac and cheese is loaded into a burrito with brisket, jalapeño pepper jack sausage and pico de Gallo, which is all stuffed inside a large tortilla. (Photo at top.)
Flamin’ Hot Cheetos Elote
This not-so-uncommon twist on Mexican street corn is served with Flamin’ Hot Cheetos.

The NY Onion Dog, BLT Dog and BBQ Dog.
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The BBQ Dog
A Nathan’s all-beef frank is served on a brioche bun and topped with brisket, fried onions and jalapeños, then drizzled with barbecue sauce.
The BLT Dog
This all-beef hot dog is served with bacon, lettuce and tomato.
The NY Onion Dog
Another twist on a hot dog, the NY Onion Dog comes topped with New York-style grilled onions and pico de Gallo.

Fritos brisket mac n cheese balls.
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Fritos Brisket Mac n Cheese Balls
This might be the most interesting addition to the menu. Brisket and mac n cheese are blended and rolled into a ball, then breaded with barbecue-style Fritos, fried, drizzled with sour cream and served on a bed of macaroni and cheese.
Brisket Mac n Cheese Bowl
A bowl of mac and cheese is simply topped with brisket, jalapeños and barbecue sauce.

The turkey bacon sandwich.
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Turkey Bacon Hoagie
The classic turkey sandwich is loaded with bacon, avocado, lettuce and tomato with house-made bacon jam aioli. It’s served on a locally baked Italian herb hoagie.
Plant-Based Touch Down Menu
If none of these meaty options are appealing, vegetarian options are available from the Plant-Based Touchdown menu, which continues a longtime collaboration with Paul Quinn College’s We Over Me Farm. Fans can get an Awesome Plant-Based Burger, Buffalo Chick’n Nachos and Touchdown Tots.
The Miller LiteHouse
The Miller LiteHouse on the West Plaza is a new, expanded space for fans before, during and after games. This 87,000-square-foot space has 34 points of sale for $5 12-ounce Miller Lites, two beer gardens and a 1,200-square-foot walk-in cooler. There will also be four to five food trucks at the Miller LiteHouse every game day in addition to in-stadium food. You have to have a game ticket for entry.