Spurs fans can enjoy 22 new multicultural food options at Frost Bank Center this season, including Pluckers Wings.
SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio Spurs fans attending home games this season will have additional food options while cheering on the team.
The Silver & Black Experience, a partnership between Spurs Sports & Entertainment and Aramark Sports & Entertainment, announced its new food and beverage offerings and restaurant updates for the 2025-26 season at Frost Bank Center.
There will be 22 new, multicultural food options for Silver and Black fans, including 13 selected for the Spurs Culinary Residency this season.
A few new tasty spots include Greek Spot (Section 121), Jack Daniel’s Bar (Section 122), Fan Favs Express (Section 226), Live Oak Vodka Bar (Section 206), and Pluckers Wing Bar (Section 222), to name a few.
“We’re thrilled to welcome fans back to Frost Bank Center this season with an expanded lineup of diverse culinary options and refreshed menus,” said Kevin Barker, Associate Director of Culinary Experience for SS&E in a release. “From local favorites to innovative new concepts, our updated menus celebrate the best of San Antonio while giving fans more variety and convenience than ever before.”
For more information, go to frostbankcenter.com
SPURS+RODEO PHONE BANK EVENT
The Spurs and the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo combined forces for the “Spurs + Rodeo Phonebank” to urge Bexar County residents to vote yes at the November elections.
With calls and door knocks combined, volunteers reached more than 100,000 people across Bexar County to share facts about Props A & B, according to the team.
Opponents of the propositions say they would rather see such a large investment spent on tackling other issues and problems in San Antonio, such as infrastructure and affordable housing.
A recent poll showed lukewarm support and the city still divided on the propositions. You can see details of that poll here.
For an in-depth conversation about Prop. A and what it means, watch the latest Locked On Spurs episode with special guest Bexar County Judge Peter Sakai.