Raceway Cafe

Good value and quite a good salad. Not too awful bad for stadium fare. Deserves a higher rating than it has. We’ll worth the moderate price and very satisfying.

A bit better than the café at your local circle track or drag strip but not by much. ZERO vegetarian options. I had to manufacture myself a french fry sandwich from a patty-​less burger with NO discount. I don’t expect much but that’s a rather large portion of the population they’re simply ignoring in a captive environment. Some of us like to put knee down and eat plants.

Seven bones for a sandwich with fries. Sure. Most would might complain about it’s cost but it’s general concessions and not badly priced. Most raceways know they can get you on these charges and at $ 7 it’s not bad. I’ve seen worse. If we were discussing their beer prices, whole nother story; dude, $ 7 for a Budweiser is ridiculous.
Stopped in for a quick bite between laps and had the brisket sandwich which comes with what looks like two handfuls of fries. Asked them to cut cut the sandwich in halves and shared with my driver. Barbecue brisket on lightly toasted French bread. Brisket was so tender the meat came away easily. You could put your lips to the end of the sandwich and suck the brisket out like custard out of a Boston crème.
Indoor and outdoor seating available.
Good stuff.

Raceway Café is located at the main parking lot of Infineon Raceway aka Sears Point. After you sign your life away at the main gates, the building infront/​right of you is the Café.
They have burgers, hotdogs, sandwiches, salad, soda, bottled water, ice.
$ 7 cheese burger (incl’ fries), $ 2 soda.
The burger’s your run of the mill stadium food, nothing special. I should have brought food.