It's nothing but the finest fare at the DW Stadium, with Michelin star Chef…okay, fine: it's the usual footie ground grub. You can grab a pie (which, to be fair, are pretty tasty) for £2.40 or a hot dog for £2.70. The concourse is absolutely rammed (i.e. small) during half-time, so might be worth holding off until after the game to get your fill. There are a few restaurants/eateries within a stone's throw. There's draught lager sold in the stadium at £3.20) a pint as well, so you won't be thirsty.

There are a lot of concourses in the stadium all with kiosks that will be serving your standard footballing type food including pies for around £2.40 which for a football ground is really incredible value, or spring for a Hot Dog at £2.70.However the concourses are fairly small, which results in quite lengthy ques - the affordable prices probably don't help that fact either. There is alcohol served for £3.20 a pint of Carling or Worthingtons Bitter - however be aware that there is a limit of buying 2 pints per purchase. The away designated 'Marquee Bar' is also open at half time - so why not nip outside for a pint.