Chop House Club at Truist Park

• Social Seating in Right Field: Located near Sections 156–160, 257 and 259.

• Bar & Restaurant Atmosphere: Large indoor/outdoor bar area built for socializing.

• Multiple Seating Options: Includes Chop House Terrace, Chop House Deck, and Below the Chop seating.

• High-Top Seating: Most seats feature bar-style tables with chairbacks and cupholders.

• Home Run Territory: Located near the right field wall where fans have a chance at a homerun ball.

Who Should Sit Here

The Chop House is one of the most social seating areas at Truist Park. Fans who enjoy a lively atmosphere, drinks with friends, and a party-style environment will feel right at home here.

While the views of the field are not as direct as seats near the dugouts, the Chop House delivers one of the most unique and entertaining game-day experiences at a Braves game.

Chop House Location & Sections

The Chop House seating area is located in right field at Truist Park, near:

• Sections 156–160

• Section 257

• Section 259

This area sits just beyond the outfield wall and surrounds the large Chop House restaurant and bar, making it one of the busiest social hubs inside the ballpark.

Seating Options

There are three primary seating styles available in the Chop House area.

Chop House Terrace (Sections 156–160)
This is the largest seating area in the club. Each section features five rows of high-top bar-style seating with chairbacks. Every seat includes a table ledge with built-in cupholders, creating a setup similar to watching the game from an outdoor pub.

Chop House Deck (Section 259)
Located on top of the Chop House restaurant, this area features a single row of approximately 20 seats with elevated views over right field.

Below the Chop
This area is located beneath the Terrace sections and is typically used for group outings. Fans in this section watch the game through openings in the outfield fence, creating a very unique field-level viewing perspective.

Views from the Chop House

Views from the Chop House focus primarily on the right field and outfield portions of the game.

While these seats are farther from home plate than many other areas of the stadium, they offer a fun perspective of balls hit to the outfield and potential home run opportunities.

The main appeal of the Chop House is the ability to move between the seating areas and the restaurant/bar while still keeping an eye on the game, making it one of the best locations at Truist Park for fans who want to socialize, grab drinks, and enjoy the game in a lively setting.