Camden Yards, the iconic red-brick home of the Baltimore Orioles is trading its long-time concession parnter — Delaware North — for Levy Restaurants.

Now, before people go into a full-fledge panic, Boog’s Barbecue Pit and Jimmy’s Famous Seafood will remain as staples at the stadium.

Levy coducts concession operations at other stadiums, including Nationals Park, FedEx Field and Audi Field in the D.C. area, as well as Leidos Field at Ripken Stadium, where Orioles minor-league affiliate the Aberdeen Ironbirds play. This deal with the Orioles will cement the Chesapeake Bay region as a Levy’s stronghold.

“We’re so proud to partner with the Orioles at the truly iconic Camden Yards and build upon their vision for the ballpark,” Levy CEO Andy Lansing said in a press release. “Camden Yards is a truly special place, and it sparked the evolutionary thinking that brought the fan experience to the forefront. With this inspiration, we look forward to collaborating with the Orioles and their fans to bring forward a hospitality experience that creates long-lasting memories on game day and throughout the Baltimore community.”

Camden Yards get local

Keeping in step with stadium trends, Levy is promising to work create opportunities for “up-and-coming chefs, restaurateurs, and food and beverage tastemakers in the Baltimore area.”

It should be an interesting season in Baltimore, with the club returning to contention and new foods awaiting loyal O’s fans!