The food at Wolfsburg is seemingly much like the ethos of the team. It is presented very well with lots of kiosks and bars serving the public – and the food and drinks that are served are without a doubt fan favourites – Bratwursts, Fries, Pretzels and Beer are the order of the day. The prices are affordable for most people as well. – It is the Volkswagen ethos translated to catering. Not that I'm complaining!

The options you have to go for a snack inside the stadium are pretty are rather numerous, however, there's nothing really special about the choice of items. I would, as most of the time in any German venue, go for the Bratwurst for 2,70€. The Currywurst (3€) is pretty decent, too. Other options include Pizza, Schnitzel or a cold Warp. The beer in the stadium is 3,90€ for half a liter which is an okay price considering we're in a stadium, but nothing too cheap. They serve "Veltins”. You also have the option to purchase alcohol-free Glühwein which is always a good option, especially during cold days.

Wolfsburg are offer the usual beer (Veltins in this case) and bratwurst selections, but unlike most Bundesliga stadiums, they have a menu that is far more extensive. Vegans and vegetarians will be particularly pleased as there are veggie schnitzels, veggie pizzas and even a plate of fresh vegetables that it vegan friendly. They do a deal on beer and bratwurst that comes in at €6.60, saving a fair whack, so take them up on it.