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Hits and misses among the nation's stadium food. How does your city rank?



This week, the Times is a little less pretentious and a little more...well, all-American.

Check out the interactive map of baseball stadiums across the country, and click on those featured for what to order and what to avoid at each.

The map is fun, as are the color photos of dishes at each stadium. But the quality of stadium food is highly debatable, especially if the food carries with it an air of nostalgia and tradition (ie: cheesesteaks in Philly or pizza in Chicago) or, y'know, if you've imbibed a bit too much (because let's be honest: after four beers, you won't care if the nachos are a little stale).

Although, I'll give it to the Times: the Philly cheesesteak shown in the photo was not a home run. Although I'll bet that somewhere out there, there's a diehard Phillies cheesesteak fan.

Filed Under: Raves & Reviews
Tags: america, ballpark, baseball, hot dog, HotDog, map, Mets, New York Times, NewYorkTimes, Phillies, stadium, stadium food, StadiumFood, summer

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Reader comments (Page 1 of 1)

Colin

6-08-2008 @11:29AM Colin said... The cheesesteaks at Citizen's Bank Park are indeed terrible. Do yourself a favor and hit up Pat's before the game. You can even bring them inside the stadium.
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Jim

6-08-2008 @10:51AM Jim said... Anyone who's ever been to a Mariners game knows that the best bite in the stadium is the garlic fries. Ichiroll? Please.
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Maddie

6-08-2008 @11:29AM Maddie said... hotdogs at wrigley. Not the best in chicago but there is something about them that makes them the best food in the city. Yellow mustard,obscenely green relish, chopped onion, sport peppers, kosher dill pickle, cucumber, tomato, and celery salt with an all beef dog on a poppy seed bun. They get all mushed together in a foil bag and thrown at you. I love it, but I am a Chicago girl and always will be.
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GL

6-08-2008 @11:16AM GL said... In regards to the parks I've visited more than once, an almost universal failure. The comments on US Cellular are particularly insane.
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Bob Sassone

6-09-2008 @11:23AM Bob Sassone said... Wow, they really have nothing good to say about the White Sox food, eh?
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aohfdk

6-30-2008 @4:20PM aohfdk said... Dodger Dogs best stadium food around.
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Louise

7-01-2008 @7:14PM Louise said... Hebrew Nationals are the best and kosher..They care. You never know what is in a hot dog but I trust that brand and also I get the reduced fat..can't tell the difference..delicious.
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