While they don’t serve food at Three Weavers, this six-year-old Inglewood brewery has easy outdoor patios that makes it very easy to enjoy house made brews or even a board game before or after a visit to SoFi.

Directly off the 405 and Florence is Tortugo Brewing Company. This unfussy brewery with a tasting room sports an outdoor patio, and regularly invites pop-ups to feed anyone headed to SoFi, or those ready to sit back and watch a game or match at the brewery.

If watching an American institution like football, it makes sense to head to an LA establishment like Roscoe’s House of Chicken and Waffles before kickoff. It’s easy enough to figure out what to order. Get the classic waffles and fried chicken combination downed by the signature eclipse drink with orange juice fruit punch, and lemonade.

Sunday Gravy is the cozy brother/sister-owned restaurant on Centinela near South La Brea, and it’s exactly as the name ascribes with antipasto, lasagna, meatballs, and a little bit of LA with short rib ragu Italian french fries. It’s an easy stop on the way to, or from, SoFi Stadium.

Ms B owner Beverly Brinson moved her 30 year business to a spacious new location in 2019, where she prepares her Mississippi-inspired soul food menu with all the classics. What’s different at her new location? All of her delicous options are still there, the only thing that’s changed is the spacious and covered outdoor dining area.

Dulan actually has two ideal locations for SoFi Stadium. The Manchester location is closest to the complex with indoor seating, while the Century Boulevard location maintains ample outdoor seating to consume the Dulan’s signature giant portions of fried chicken, smothered pork chops, black-eyed peas, and ice box pie.

There’s a solid Belizean restaurant barely a mile away from SoFi Stadium, where oxtails, peas and rice, plantains, fried panades (empanadas), and beloved coconut tarts are on the menu.

Woody’s is a barbecue beacon in Los Angeles. Located on an Inglewood corner that’s impossible to miss, Woody’s always has a smoke stack billowing from Market Street. Staff prepare barbecue on brick ovens with oak wood, and use a water hose to keep the fire down, just like founder Woody Phillips did before his death in early 2020.

Carolyn Plummer’s Sweet Red Peach is directly across the street from SoFi Stadium, and will a great stop for the kids, or those with a sweet tooth. Plummer’s specialties include toffee chocolate chip cookies, apple cobblers, cupcakes, red velvet cake, and so much more.

If avoiding traffic, head to Coni’Seafood. Slightly south of the stadium, Coni’s outdoor patio is ready to feed groups with some of LA’s best mariscos for a pre-game meal.

A two-mile drive to SoFi Stadium, Trinistyle Cuisines is open Friday through Sunday with a rotating menu of roti, doubles, or a Sunday brunch featuring macaroni pie and callaloo with oxtail or stewed chicken.