The Arena:
Clean and modern, there's little to complain about architecturally speaking. With three levels of seating, American Airlines Arena fits almost 20,000 people. Things can be pricey inside so be prepared to spend some money if you plan on eating and drinking at the game.
Food/Drink:
There's a wide range of food choices inside AA Arena. You have the standard food like hot dogs (mediocre) and nachos (pretty darn good), but we found plenty of other options too that we liked. Try the empanadas at Fuego Grill (Sec 105 and 117) and then there's the dangerously delicious Cinnabon on the 300 and 400 Levels. For more specialty food, look for Sushi near Section 117 and a Kosher Stand near 101.
For the vegetarian fans, there's a so-so veggie burger at Fuego Grill or you can get a Veggie Wrap at Asian Wrap (Sec 108).
Definitely try to check out Bongo's if you can. There's the larger sit-down venue attached to the arena, or there's also smaller concessions stands serving up pretty good Cuban food.
If you have suite level tickets, Dewar's Clubhouse is a great place to grab dinner. Serving signature dishes, you can enjoy great panoramic views of the court here.
Most of the draft beer at general concessions stands are Budwesier and Bud Light but there are numerous Bacardi Bars around where there are other options.
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