Baseball Stadium with best food
May 27th, 2002, 03:38 PM
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Was just out at Edison International yesterday afternoon watching the Angels lose to the Twins. Great weather, but the food choice is only so-so. Somehow Chinese food and baseball just don't go together for me.
InNOut would be a great addition to the stadium!
InNOut would be a great addition to the stadium!
May 27th, 2002, 09:25 PM
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Typically costs an arm and a leg, but most of the food choices at Safeco Field (Seattle) are pretty good. Some of the food stands have been given cutesy names (High Cheese Pizza, Intentional Wok, Frozen Rope, etc.) but the garlic french fries are really great and you can smell them in Vancouver.
May 28th, 2002, 08:19 AM
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Quaker Steak and Lube is a pun on Quake State and Lube....Gas and a lube job...they`re the best wings going..started in Sharon ,Pa.----in an old QS&L gas station..they have cars and motorcycles hanging fro the ceiling and old gas pump..a really unique place..now have about 4 other place scattered in Pa. and 1 in Ohio.....bestwings.com----they have annex`s located in the stadiums in Pittsburgh...
May 28th, 2002, 06:54 PM
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Pacific Bell Park in SF. We have Krispy Kremes, garlic fries, frescas, smoothies, calamari, Carl's Jr., plus Chinese, Mexican, Caribbean BBQ, seafood sandwiches, pizza, caesar salad, spinich salad, Portobello sandwiches, garlic chicken sandwiches, a sausage bar, a fresh fruit bar, fresh squeezed lemonade, espressos and gelato. Not to mention the microbrewreys.
May 29th, 2002, 12:51 PM
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The San Francisco stadium choices sound marvelous. Garlic fries - yum! I'll have to make sure to fit in a game next time I'm out west on business.
Phoenix was mentioned, but no reasons why. Can you expand on why it has the best?
I like to take in games when I'm traveling on business. But sometimes, it's better to just grab something before the game if the stadium only has a hotdog to choose.
Phoenix was mentioned, but no reasons why. Can you expand on why it has the best?
I like to take in games when I'm traveling on business. But sometimes, it's better to just grab something before the game if the stadium only has a hotdog to choose.
Dec 12th, 2002, 10:22 AM
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PNC Park, Pittsburgh. Primanti Bros., Quaker Steak & Lube, Benkovitz Seafood and Vincent's Pizza all have stands there. They also have the "Tastes of Pittsburgh," which is a sampling of locally brewed (and microbrewed) beers in the Pittsburgh area.
Dec 12th, 2002, 11:25 AM
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The new Miller Park in Milwaukee. There's a TGI Friday’s and a more formal, upscale restaurant, both of which are separated from the field by walls of glass. There is also standard stadium fare as well as pizza, Mexican, awesome dessert carts, homemade lemonade, beers, etc. I haven't been to any other stadiums in the U.S so I don't know how it compares but it's a HUGE, GIANT step-up from the old park.
Dec 12th, 2002, 11:32 AM
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Since no one's mentioned it, Yankee Stadium in the Bronx has the Stadium Club which has good food. You have to have a special pass to get in, I think it's only for season-ticket holders. I ate there once with some friends when someone gave me game tickets and the Club passes. The food is buffet-style and pretty good, set in an old-fashioned wood panelled and leather chair club type of room. But the main attraction seems to be the incredibly old, crusty and cranky waiters whose only task is to bring drinks to the tables. They make it a kind of performance art -- yelling at customers in an over-the-top NY way, for things like talking on your cell phone or sitting too long at your table (when you just sat down 2 seconds ago). Once you get the joke and realize it's just a show it's pretty amusing. Fun way to spend an evening, the Club opens right into the stadium after your meal.
