Major League Ballpark with the best food.

[maveric]

When the Padres played at Qualcomm the hot dogs were bigger. They had "Fire Dogs" too. Now at Petco they only sell regular sized dogs and they aint what they used to be.
I hear that the food in Chicago and Milwaukee is pretty damn good.

[intheflow]

1. Best food is outside Fenway Park

Sausage grinders from street vendors. Yummm! I could never afford to eat inside a ballpark, so my son and I always ate before ant then after the game. :)

[sir_captain]

6. If not the best, certainly the most expensive

it's insane

[spooky3]

2. Baltimore has lots of choices.

[maveric]

3. Crabcakes? I LOVE Crabcakes!

Qualcomm used to sell fish tacos and turkey legs. Randy Jones, former Padres pitching ace, had a BBQ there too. Good stuff. I went to Petco once and didnt notice RJ's BBQ.

[frylock]

8. randy jones' barbecue is out behind the scoreboard..

in The Park at The Park. Rubio's is there too, for your fish taco fix.

[maveric]

9. Cool! Where I sat there was fancy restaurant and a hot dog counter.

Second level facing the scoreboard.

[frylock]

11. just to clarify..

after reading my post, it might suggest that Rubio's is out in center field. I'm not certain where it's located at The Pet, but I know it's there somewhere. We should catch a game together sometime.

[madrchsod]

4. brewers and the sox have the best food

in the midwest

[LSdemocrat]

5. Well, it certainly ain't current Busch Stadium

Hopefully the food choices will be better at the new ballpark.

[Soopercali]

7. Camden Yards.

GREAT crabcakes!

[Nailzberg]

10. Angels stadium has sushi. SUSHI at a BALLGAME?????

There's no sushi in baseball!

[warrens]

12. Baltimore: Ribs and crabcakes

Chicago has good brats and polish dogs up on the porch overlooking the entrance and down underground sorta behind home plate. I hear Milwaukee has outstanding food.

But when I go to Wrigley, there is a place next door that sells brats all dressed for about half the price they cost inside. So that is usually the way I go.

From my memory, Fenway had the worst food. Yankee Stadium's is pretty bad too, and way overpriced. It's actually worth wearing a jacket and tie to eat at the club before the game, if you have season's tickets.

At Wrigley, if you're in one of the suites, they come around with a dessert cart around the sixth inning, and they have a home made turtle the size of your head. Ooog.

[JohnKleeb]

13. I'll third it, Camden Yards

Great places to eat in the surrounding area too.

[RPM]

14. PNC Park

Quaker Steak & Lube wings & Primanti Bros. Sandwiches...
also
Peen Pilsner or Iron City Beer.

All cheaper than most oher parks....

I'll be there tomorrow...

[ScreamingMeemie]

15. Milwaukee County stadium had the best brats and hot dogs.

The best! I haven't been to Miller, so I don't know if it carried over. :hi:

[AngryAmish]

16. Comisky Park

Although I heard Boog Powell's joint in baltimore was pretty good.

[Zomby Woof]

17. Safeco Field - Seattle

The BBQ is done over real wood, and the smoke wafts into left field, ironic in a non-smoking facility.

Kidd Valley Burgers operates a stand. Great burgers, fantastic shakes.

I would buy my hot dogs outside and bring them in, popcorn and peanuts too. But the treats listed above were worth the extra price.