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POLL: Where are you planning to eat at Mercedes-Benz Stadium?

Iberian Pig is one of numerous area restaurants that will have a presence at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Its two concession stands, both located on the 200-level concourse, will offer a serrano ham sandwich (shown here), pork cheek tacos, and a bacon-wrapped beef dog topped with manchego cheese sauce, crispy onions and a red pepper aioli. CONTRIBUTED BY IBERIAN PIG
Iberian Pig is one of numerous area restaurants that will have a presence at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Its two concession stands, both located on the 200-level concourse, will offer a serrano ham sandwich (shown here), pork cheek tacos, and a bacon-wrapped beef dog topped with manchego cheese sauce, crispy onions and a red pepper aioli. CONTRIBUTED BY IBERIAN PIG
By Zusel Yvonne
Aug 24, 2017

The Mercedes-Benz Stadium opening is almost upon us, and there are plenty of places to eat and drink once you get inside. Which spot are you most excited to check out? Vote, and check out the stories below for everything you need to know about culinary offerings at the new stadium.

Ahead of the stadium’s opening, we take a first-look at and hear from the creators of the food and beverage offerings. (Erica A. Hernandez/AJC)

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