What to eat at the old ballgame?

[BWillie]

Originally Posted by scho63

I rarely eat anything at the seat, just too messy and a real pain in the ass. I'll have some beers. can't drink too much as they bloat me while sitting for so long.

The few times I went to PNC Park in Pittsburgh I had lemon Italian Ice as it was always hot. I had Pierogi's before the game prior to sitting down.

At AT&T Ballpark in San Fran I would do the hand-carved turkey or prime rib sandwich, cherry tomato and mozzarella skewer, Gordon Biersch garlic fries and Anchor Steam beers. They had great food and I sat in the club level.

At Camden Yards they had great BBQ from Boog Powell's and brats were really good. They had some combo club tickets that gave you a beer, a BBQ sandwich and Club Level bar discount

At Nationals Park in DC I had just hot dogs and once a burger from Five Guys. I ate those at the picnic tables or standing with the food on top of garbage can. Their stadium is a pain to eat at.

I like any stadium with standing tables to eat where you buy the food. So much easier than lugging all the shit back to your seat.

Jesus Christ, how many MLB stadiums have you been to? Perhaps you should go on a quest to ensure you get to all of them.

[scho63]

Originally Posted by BWillie

Jesus Christ, how many MLB stadiums have you been to? Perhaps you should go on a quest to ensure you get to all of them.

Veterans Stadium- Phillies (first baseball game ever in 1971, saw Chris Short of Phillies pitch against Dock Ellis of the Pirates. Saw Roberto Clemente and Willie Stargell play in that game. I'm a Pirates fan)
Shea Stadium- NY Mets
Yankee Stadium
Fenway Park - BoSox
PNC Park - Pittsburgh
AT&T Park - San Francisco
Rodgers Stadium - Toronto Blue Jays (didn't care for but roof was open)
Camden Yards- Orioles
Nationals Park in DC
D'backs Stadium- didn't like not a fan of enclosed baseball stadiums.

[BWillie]

Originally Posted by scho63

Veterans Stadium- Phillies (first baseball game ever in 1971, saw Chris Short of Phillies pitch against Dock Ellis of the Pirates. Saw Roberto Clemente and Willie Stargell play in that game. I'm a Pirates fan)
Shea Stadium- NY Mets
Yankee Stadium
Fenway Park - BoSox
PNC Park - Pittsburgh
AT&T Park - San Francisco
Rodgers Stadium - Toronto Blue Jays (didn't care for but roof was open)
Camden Yards- Orioles
Nationals Park in DC
D'backs Stadium- didn't like not a fan of enclosed baseball stadiums.

It's a sin you've never been to Kaufman. A sin I tell you.