Bethel Woods Center For The Arts Concessions
Yasgur’s Farm Café
Yasgur’s Farm Café provides farm-fresh meals at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, emphasizing local Sullivan County and Catskills ingredients. It operates from April to December, with hours from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM. The café offers breakfast items available all day, along with soups, salads, wraps, paninis, sandwiches, burgers, and sides. Dietary options include gluten-free and vegan selections. Beverages include coffee from a full coffee bar. This venue-exclusive dining spot caters to museum visitors and concert attendees seeking nutritious options.
- » Breakfast items: Eggs, omelets
- » Soups: Tomato soup, daily specials
- » Salads: Mediterranean, Asian chicken, Cobb, Caesar, quinoa bowls
- » Wraps: Chicken, cauliflower, beef
- » Paninis: Tuna, chicken, Italian meats, vegetarian
- » Sandwiches and burgers: Grilled cheese, cheesesteak, chicken parm, Angus beef burgers
- » Sides: Fries, avocado
- » Brands: Local farm-fresh produce; Impossible Burger substitute available
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Egg and Cheese on Brioche (with bacon, sausage, or ham) | $12 |
| Woodstock Omelet | $15 |
| Horiatiki Salad | $14 |
| Asian Chicken Salad | $15 |
| Chopped Cobb Salad | $12/$16 |
| Classic Caesar Salad | $12/$16 |
| The Great Lawn Bowl | $14 |
| Cranberry Chicken Wrap | $14 |
| Roasted Cauliflower Wrap | $15 |
| Roman Chicken Wrap | $15 |
| Roast Beef and Cheddar Wrap | $15 |
| Tunacado Panini | $16 |
| Festival Panini | $16 |
| Italian Mix Panini | $16 |
| The Box Office Panini | $14 |
| “CubaItalian” Panini | $16 |
| Grilled Cheese and Tomato Soup | $12 |
| Chicken Cheesesteak Sandwich | $16 |
| Crispy Drunken Chicken Parm | $14 |
| Bethel Burger | $15 |
| French Dip Burger | $16 |
| Rigatoni a la Vodka | $14 |
| Crispy Fries | $4 |
| Truffle Parmesan Fries | $7 |
| Avocado | $3 |
Concert Classics
Concert Classics serves as a primary concession area at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, positioned to the right of the stage and at Festival Plaza. It focuses on traditional concert snacks suitable for consumption before or during performances. Options emphasize quick-service items that appeal to a broad audience, including fried and grilled foods. This stand supports the venue’s cashless payment system and aligns with overall dining policies.
- » Snacks: Pretzels, popcorn
- » Main items: Chicken tenders, burgers, fries
- » Brands: Standard concession brands; Coca-Cola beverages available venue-wide
Eddie’s Pickles
Eddie’s Pickles operates as a specialized concession at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, offering fermented products from a historic New York family business established in 1888. Now in its seventh generation, it provides naturally fermented items rich in probiotics, vitamins, and electrolytes. This stand caters to health-conscious patrons seeking unique, tangy snacks.
- » Pickles: Sour pickles
- » Other: Sauerkraut
- » Brands: Eddie’s Pickles
Nikki C’s
Nikki C’s operates as a seafood-focused concession stand at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, offering fresh options for concertgoers. It provides a selection of seafood dishes, including scallops, salmon, halibut, and lobster rolls. This stand emphasizes quality marine products, catering to those seeking alternatives to standard concession fare. Positioned in the pavilion dining area, it contributes to the diverse culinary landscape of the venue. Transactions are conducted via the cashless system.
- » Seafood: Scallops, salmon, halibut, lobster rolls
- » Brands: Nikki C’s
Street Tacos
Street Tacos serves as a quick-service concession at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, located at House Right and The Y areas. It specializes in Mexican-inspired street food, providing tacos as convenient bites for visitors exploring the campus or enjoying lawn seating. This stand offers an accessible option for casual dining during events. It aligns with the venue’s cashless operations and overall food policies.
- » Mexican food: Street tacos
- » Brands: Standard concession brands
Luigi’s
Luigi’s provides Italian cuisine at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, situated on the upper path. It offers traditional items such as zeppoles and calzones, delivering authentic flavors to patrons. This stand enhances the venue’s dining variety with its focus on Italian specialties. Sales follow the cashless payment requirement.
- » Italian items: Zeppoles, calzones
- » Brands: Luigi’s
Lemon Love
Lemon Love is a beverage and snack concession at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, located on the upper lawn. It features fresh lemonades and gourmet fruit products made from natural ingredients. The stand donates portions of sales to local charities, adding a community-oriented aspect. It supports cashless transactions.
- » Beverages: Fresh lemonades
- » Snacks: Gourmet fresh-fruit products
- » Brands: Lemon Love
What’s Poppin
What’s Poppin functions as a specialized snack stand at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, positioned on the upper lawn. It offers hand-popped kettle corn from a family-owned business established in 2004. Emphasizing high-quality products and social responsibility, it provides a sweet, crunchy option for attendees. The stand complies with cashless policies.
- » Snacks: Kettle corn
- » Brands: What’s Poppin
Whipped Cupcakes
Whipped Cupcakes offers desserts at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, located on the upper path. It provides cupcakes and pastries under the motto “Uniquely Simple, Simply Unique.” This stand caters to those seeking sweet treats, with a variety of delectable options. All purchases are cashless.
- » Desserts: Cupcakes, pastries
- » Brands: Whipped Cupcakes
Payment Methods Accepted
Bethel Woods Center for the Arts is a fully cashless venue. Debit cards and credit cards are accepted, along with mobile payment options such as Apple Pay and Google Pay. These methods apply to the box office, concessions, and retail areas. Cash is not accepted for any purchases.
Outside Food and Drink Policies
Guests are permitted to bring food into Bethel Woods Center for the Arts in one 1-gallon clear zip lock bag per person. Water is allowed with specific limits: up to two factory-sealed plastic water bottles of 20 ounces or less per person, or one empty reusable non-metal water bottle of 32 ounces or less per person. Prohibited items include unsealed plastic bottles, metal or glass containers, and any alcoholic beverages. Guests may not bring alcohol from outside, and alcohol purchased inside cannot be removed from the venue. Outside food is allowed only for individuals with documented medical needs, requiring a doctor’s note matching the identification. Some events may impose additional restrictions, such as lid removal. There is no claim-check service for prohibited items.