at Miller Park. Excellent.

And no one beats the beer selection in S.D. I like my Old Style, but watching a game in the Cali sun while sipping a cold Pacifico is a little slice of alright.

the philly cheesesteaks at Citizens Bank Park. there's just nothing like them. Maybe thats just my opinion since I would call myself a cheesesteak afficionado.

I guess my favorite would be the garlic fries in San Francisco, which have the added benefit of the making the stands smell great (or horrid if you don't like the smell of garlic). Mostly though, I find that the even the special "signature" food items that seem to be sold at most parks are both underwhelming and, of course, overpriced.

I've never been to Dodger Stadium but I've always heard people go on and on about Dodger Dogs. Are they really that good? Why? Are they laced with crack? I've never understood it, somebody please enlighten me.

I LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE the garlic fries at San Francisco. It's the only thing they've got going for them...

A friend of mine just called and said don't forget to mention the fish tacos at Petco Park and Boog's BBQ at Camden Yards. I wouldn't mind trying the BBQ, but I think I'll pass on the fish tacos...

Specifically, the Bests Kosher Hot Dogs... yes, they are different from the dogs sold at the regular concession stands, and most of the ones that are brought to your seat... but sprinkled throughout the park are the Bests Kosher stands and those are by far the best ballpark food I've had...

They are the best!

RFK was a dump, but their hot dog vendors had the best stadium dogs I ever had - they actually grill them instead of boiling them in bulk like most stadium vendors do

Used to be a big staple for us every time we visited Wrigley - last time I was there, it was being moved and renovated.

Is it still around?

Doesn't get better than a Cubbie Dog Combo!

Have some good food too. Red Hot Chicago dogs are great and they have local roasted sweet corn in the summer that's to die for. A good place to see some future big league players too.

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Rocky Mountain Oysters at Coors Field. Nuff said. Slurped em down in the rock pile while watching the Cubbies win last summer. Maybe slurped is the wrong word for Rocky Mountain Oysters.

If you don't know what Rocky Mountain Oysters are, well, let's just say I'm not full of "BULL" and my sister said I was "NUTS" for eating them.

Italian Beef/Sausage Combo with sweet and hot peppers, mainly 'cause I can't get it here in Tennessee (obviously). And that's probably a good thing, or I'd be dead of a heart attack already.

what we grill during tailgating. Inside, we’ve tried the brats and I swear they were left overs from the previous series.

Wrigley? Let’s just say they’re still recovering from the Aramark “experience”. What an awful foodservice organization. Best’s Kosher on the bleacher mid-level is about the best there. Must…..get…...grilled…...onions…...
Don’t know about the main stadium area as I’m never there.

And of course I hate to say it, Comiskey is way better than Wrigley. My favorite is the Beltin’ Bill Melton sausages.

It was pretty impressive when I saw packaged Sushi was sold at Dodger stadium when Hideo Nomo made a big tornado in MLB back in 1995. Dodger salesclerks wore happi and selling sushi to Nomomania around in the stand. Looked quite unusual.

So what food for Dome at Wrigley this time? :-)

BTW Dome produced some stadium foods at Nagoya dome in recent years. That’s “Ankake sauce” spaghetti, one of famous taste of Nagoya, and curry – called “Kosuke spaghetti” and “Kosuke Curry”, sold at a restaurant in the ballpark and by mail order. He actively joined cooking and gave his direction for his favorite taste.

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at Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati are really, really good. We’ve got a Skyline a few blocks from work and will occasionally have lunch there. GABP also has a decent selection of micro and local beers to wash them down with.

with grilled onions. But my all-time favorite would have to be the smokey links they had a Wrigley in the 70’s (with a frosty malt for dessert, of course).

I’ve ever had are the Rendezvous BBQ Nachos at Autozone Park, home of the Memphis Redbirds. I’m drooling just thinking about them.

For the majors, I’d have to go with the Primanti Bros. Capicola sandwich in Pittsburgh – one of the top 5 sandwiches I’ve ever had (ballpark or otherwise).

The brats in Milwaukee are high on my list, as are the dogs at the Schaumburg Flyers games.

The WORST: The free pizza I got with my family section ticket in the Minnesota Dumperdome. The cardboard box probably had more flavor than the pizza did. It was the only time in my life I threw away pizza.

At the Asheville Tourist’s stadium here in Asheville NC. It only happens on special occasions but it is some of the best i’ve ever had and I likey my BBQ

I’m a hot dog girl. Gosh that sounds dirty :).
I wonder if the Cubs would ever consider letting a couple of well known local chains open up concession stands like Jimmy Johns.

I love Jimmy Johns. Them and Potbellys beat Subway from here to Tuesday.

Interestingly Wolves and Rush food prices are nearly as or as high as Wrigley.

are the sausages at Wrigley. Enter by the Harry statue and walk about 40 feet…..equipped with giardenera and all.

about not looking at this thread when you’re hungry. This is killing me. But back on topic, I’ve many good things about the corn at the Cell, but am yet to make my way to a stand there to try it myself. From personal experience, it’s hard to beat the cheese fries in a helmet at Miller Park. Mmmm…

At Greenville Braves games in South Carolina we used to eat noiled peanuts by the barrel full.