Located in the bustling East Village, Petco Park is easily accessible by car or public transportation.

Petco Park is the anchor of the vibrant and revitalized East Village neighborhood that buzzes with energy game days. The streets surrounding the ballpark are lined with a diverse array of bars and restaurants, offering the perfect setting for pregame celebrations.

Bars & Restaurants

• Bub's at the Ballpark
  A classic sports bar with a lively atmosphere, offering a wide selection of beers and pub fare.
• Tivoli Bar and Grill
  A historic saloon and a local favorite since 1928, known for its strong drinks, classic dive bar ambiance, and jukebox. It's one of the oldest bars in San Diego and claims that Wyatt Earp was once a regular.
• Altitude Sky Lounge
  Located atop the San Diego Marriott Gaslamp Quarter, this swanky rooftop bar offers breathtaking panoramic views of the ballpark and the city skyline.
• Local Breweries
  • Bay City Brewing Co Tasting Room
    Brewery taproom with a casual rooftop bar and great happy hour deal
  • Villains Brewing Company
    Housed in a charming historic building mere feet from the centerfield entrance, this brewery offers a rotating selection of craft beers and a gastropub menu.
  • The Church by The Lost Abbey
    Housed in a former church, this unique tasting room is known for its Belgian-style and sour ales.
  • East Village Brewing Company
    A laid-back brewery and tasting room with gameday specials and food truck
• Storyhouse Spirits
  A local distillery and restaurant with a stylish, modern aesthetic, offering a unique selection of craft cocktails and a globally inspired food menu.
• Neighborhood
  A popular gastropub with a focus on craft beer and gourmet burgers. It has a hip, rustic atmosphere and is known for its secret bar, Noble Experiment, located in the back.
• Coin-Op Game Room
  A vibrant and nostalgic arcade bar that combines classic video games and pinball with craft cocktails and beer.

Petco Park is renowned for its beautiful design that incorporates the natural beauty of San Diego with modern amenities. Although it is over 20 years old Petco shows no signs of its age.

Statues and Hall of Fame:

• Tony Gwynn Statue
  Located just inside the centerfield entrance is a bronze statue of the legendary "Mr. Padre," Tony Gwynn, mid swing.
• Trevor Hoffman Statue
  Also in the centerfield plaza is a statue of Hall of Fame closer Trevor Hoffman capturing his iconic high leg kick. The Hoffman statue is lined up with the Gwynn statue so that it appears Hoffman is pitching to Gwynn
• Jerry Coleman Statue
  Honoring the beloved Padres broadcaster and former major leaguer, this statue is located on the concourse near the Western Metal Supply Co. building.
• Padres Hall of Fame
  Located behind the leftfield stands near the Western Metal Supply Company building. The Hall of Fame Plaza features an exterior courtyard with plaques for players, coaches, and executives who have been inducted into the team's hall of fame and an interior hall featuring an 80-foot-long timeline of baseball in San Diego, including historical artifacts, photos, and videos.
• Breitbard Hall Of Fame
  Located on the wall of the Western Metal Supply building inside the main concourse the Breitbard Hall of Fame It is comprised of plaques honoring athletes from San Diego or have excelled athletically in San Diego in other sports.

Seating and Special Sections

• Western Metal Supply Co. Building
  This historic warehouse was built in 1909 and incorporated into the building of the stadium. The leftfield foul pole is attached to the corner of the brick warehouse, which now houses the Padres Team Store, private suites, a restaurant, and rooftop seating for private groups.
• Gallagher Square (The Park at the Park)
  Beyond the centerfield wall lies a 2.7-acre park that is open to the public on non-game days. On game days, it's a fantastic place for families, with a mini baseball field for kids and a large video board to watch the game.
• The Beach
  Located in right centerfield, this private group section is inspired by the local beach lifestyle and is designed for mingling and social interaction. The deck above field level is often first come first serve standing room only.
• The San Diego Zoo Safari Park trams
  A unique feature is the retired trams from the San Diego Zoo Safari Park that have been repurposed as food and beverage stands.

Petco Park has no shortage of diverse and high quality culinary offerings that go far beyond traditional ballpark fare. The stadium showcases many of San Diego's beloved local eateries and breweries. Fresh seafood and sushi, coffee and boba tea, Tijuana style bacon-wrapped hot dogs, acai bowls and of course, tacos, are all available inside the stadium. While there are stands spread throughout the stadium The Mercado food court near section 104 has the highest concentration of distinctive options. Other notable sections and bars include The Draft by Ballast Point behind section 105 (which also features Deckman’s, a seafood spot from a Michelin-starred chef), the Alpine Beer Company bar in the upper deck near section 309 offering unparalleled views of the Coronado Bridge, and .394 by Alesmith bar on the terrace level near section 217. These bars offer great pregame food and drinks options but be aware that you cannot see the field from many of them.

Specialty Food

• Cardiff Tri-Tip Nachos
  From Seaside Market, these nachos are a fan favorite, featuring their famous "Cardiff Crack" tri-tip.
• Hodad's Burgers
  A San Diego institution, Hodad's serves up massive, delicious burgers and onion rings.
• Blue Water Seafood Market & Grill
  Enjoy fresh, locally sourced fish tacos and other seafood delights.
• Pizza Port
  Savor a slice of their classic pizza and a pint of their award-winning craft beer.