Eric Borgia

Background

About Eric Borgia

Eric Borgia serves as executive chef for Delaware North Companies Sportservice at Met Life Stadium, the newly opened home of the New York Jets and New York Giants of the National Football League. In his role as executive chef, Borgia oversees all culinary operations at the stadium, the New York-New Jersey region’s pre-eminent sports and entertainment venue. It seats and features concessions throughout the complex and premium dining in 218 suites and several state-of-the-art clubs. A native of the region, Borgia and other Sportservice culinary officials have developed a unique food experience for the concessions at the Met Life Stadium called the "Home Food Advantage," featuring the best New York and Northern New Jersey fare. Among the unique concessions fare will be Italian roast pork with aged provolone and roasted red peppers, and a meatball hoagie featuring his grandmother’s heirloom meatball and sauce recipe. Borgia has had many opportunities with Delaware North to cook for an array of popular celebrities. He once served as a private chef to several National Basketball Association players and catered to movie sets, including The Sixth Sense with Bruce Willis. He has also been at the core of Delaware North’s culinary team during such events as the 2005 and 2009 Major League Baseball All-Star Games, the World Baseball Classic, and the 2006 World Series. At the 2006 Super Bowl, again on behalf of Delaware North, Borgia was tabbed to serve as private chef to VIPs, including rock legends the Rolling Stones, who performed at halftime. Borgia is certified by the American Culinary Federation as a chef de cuisine and has trained at the Culinary Institute of America in Napa Valley. He has also attended Delaware North’s annual chef summits, which are led by the company’s chief corporate chef, Roland Henin, a rare certified master chef and well-known culinary educator.