University of Michigan football fans can now enjoy food from Olga’s Kitchen during games, including sandwiches and the beloved Snackers.
The local favorite announced a new partnership with U-M to offer its Greek-inspired fare at Michigan Stadium, aka “the Big House,” for the 2023-2024 season.
The concessions will be sold from the second level concourse near Gate 9 across from Cottage Inn Gourmet Pizza starting at the home game on Saturday.
Livonia-based Olga’s Kitchen was founded in Birmingham in 1970 by Olga Loizon, a daughter of Greek immigrants who made a name for herself baking pita bread and turned her brand into a regional chain that became a staple of local shopping malls. Loizon died in 2019 at 92 years old.
Last month, Detroit-style pizza company Buddy’s also announced a partnership with the University of Michigan.
The five-year deal will offer four-square Buddy’s pizzas at Michigan Stadium and the Yost ice Arena.
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