Baseball food: Best food to order from every MLB stadium out there

As sports are beginning to return, let’s look at the best baseball food aka ballpark foods first from each MLB stadium!

As you may know by now, slowly and steadily, professional sports are training and coming back, but this time, without their beloved fans. The most recent sport to return is the MLB (Baseball), and while we might not be able to attend any games right now, or maybe not even any time soon, let’s reminisce about the times that we were able to attend. This will help us decide on what baseball food to order next time!

In the following, we’re going to touch on some of the best food to order from every MLB professional baseball stadium. From fries to desserts and drinks and so much more, it’s pretty safe to say that we’ll be covering a lot here, so stay tuned for some tried and true deliciousness.

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1. Kauffman Stadium

In no particular order, let’s begin with where the Kansas City Royals play, over at Kauffman Stadium. When looking up different and unique things that they sell at their games, something stuck out to me, and that would be their BBQ Burger, and here’s what’s on it:

• Kansas City Steak Burger
• Cheese
• Pulled Pork
• Onion Rings
• BBQ Sauce

For a single patty, you’ll be paying around $12, and around $14.25 for a double patty. Eat up!

2. Citizens Bank Park

Next up, let’s take a look at where the Philadelphia Phillies play, over at Citizens Bank Park. This one is in the same food category as the one you’ve already read about above (so yes, it’s a burger), but this one’s a tad bit different this time. Folks, we’re looking at a Donut Burger (yeah, ya heard me right loud and clear). Here’s what’s on it:

• Burger Patty
• Glazed Donut
• Cherry Pepper Jam
• American Cheese
• Bacon

You can get this burger for just $14. Eat up!

3. Progressive Field

Following those two delicious burgers, let’s go to where the Cleveland Indians play, over at Progressive Field. To them, this is known as/called the Slider Dog, but upon seeing a photo of it, it looks like so much more….stuff on it. Here’s what’s on it:

• Beef Hot Dog
• Pimento Mac & Cheese
• Bacon
• Fruit Loops (yup…what)

As crazy as it may sound, people love it, and you could too for just $11. Eat up!

4.  Busch Stadium

Next up, let’s take a look at where the St. Louis Cardinals play, over at Busch Stadium. This one is a slice of pizza, but not just any size of a slice of pizza. We’re talking a 16 inch-long slice of pizza, called The Mega Slice, with their main flavor being pepperoni.

You can dive into this long-time favorite (see what I did there) for just $8. Eat up!

5. Oakland-Alameda Coliseum

Coming up next, we’re heading on over to where the Oakland Athletics (A’s) play, over at Oakland-Alameda Coliseum. This time, we’re looking at a drink instead of a food-related item. Since Alameda was brought on board, their food and drink game has been nothing but on point. These Party Pops are nothing short of awesome (looking) because they’re flavored based off of different popular alcoholic drinks, such as a Moscow Mule and a Southern Belle Sorbet.

Upon researching, there was no price I could fund, but in other words, Drink up!

From MLB stadiums, there’s so much more what all of that came from!

6. Oakland-Alameda Coliseum

Coming in hot, let’s take a look at where the Miami Marlins play, over at Marlins Park where they are serving up one of my favorite foods of all-time: Sushi. One of their most popular orders contains the following within every sushi roll:

• Shrimp
• Cream Cheese
• Avocado
• Spicy Mayo
• Eel Sauce (drizzled upon the top of the rolls)

You can enjoy this creamy deliciousness for just $10 per roll. Eat up!

7. Comerica Park

Next up, we’re over at where the Detroit Tigers play, over at Comerica Park. Here, they’ve combines two delicious dishes into one to have created what they call to be the Coney Dog Egg Roll. Sounds delicious, am I right? Well, here’s what’s in it:

• Hot Dogs
• Chili
• Mustard
• Onions
• All wrapped up inside the classic egg roll wrappers

That being said, go and enjoy this super delicious looking hybrid dish for just $6.50. Eat up!

8. Fenway Park

Coming up next, we’re going to take a look over at where the Boston Red Sox play, over at Fenway Park, where dessert is being served. What type of dessert you may or may not be asking yourself? Fried Dough Sundae. So, from the looks of it, a super-duper and elevated funnel cake-inspired dish (so, don’t come at me if I’m wrong here).

Here’s what’s on it:

• Fried Dough
• Ice Cream
• Whipped Cream
• Chocolate Sauce
• Other various toppings, such as chocolate sprinkles and tiny little candies

Enjoy dessert before dinner for just $7.75, share with a friend too! Eat up!

9. Miller Park

Next, let’s go on over to where the Milwaukee Brewers play, over at Miller Park. If you don’t know already (come on now) that Wisconsin is known as the Cheese State, then you won’t be surprised that this MLB Stadium’s dish contains it. The Wisconsin Ultimate Cheese Fry is what we’re talking about over here.

Here’s what’s on it:

• French Fries
• Cheese Curds
• Bacon
• Cheese Sauce

Absolutely nothing about this sounds bad (besides the calories of course), but share with a friend, and then the calories won’t count for more than half! Eat up!

10. SunTrust Park

Next, let’s take a look at where the Atlanta Braves play, over at the SunTrust Park, where quite possibly one of the craziest food items that I’ve ever seen is being served. And yes, we’re talking about the Blooper Burger.

Here’s what’s on it:

• Beef
• Cheese
• Hot Dog
• Chicken Tenders
• Jalapeños
• Cheese Sauce

As the name suggests, this sandwich sounds accidentally delish for just $26 (oof). Eat up!

If MLB stadiums aren’t impressing you already, then get a load of these too!

11. Great American Ball Park

Next, and coming in super hot, let’s take a look over at where the Cincinnati Reds play, over at the Great American Ball Park. Here, they are serving up what they call Skyline Chili (clever name). Here’s what it contains:

• Secret-recipe Chili
• Onions
• Beans
• Shredded Cheese

Keep in mind, you can get this on a Coney Dog, in a bowl, in a 3-way (tops Spaghetti), in a 4-way (add in diced onions or beans), or finally in a 5-way (add in diced onions and beans).

Depending on what you get, expect to spend roughly $6-$11. Eat up!

12. Tropicana Field

Coming in hot, we’ve got a look into where the Tampa Bay Rays play, over at Tropicana Field where they are serving up a classic Cuban Sandwich up on the famous menu. This was created/added to the menu back in 1999, and has been a tried and true fan favorite ever since.

In case you don’t already know, here’s what it is:

• Ham
• Pork
• Salami
• Swiss Cheese
• Mustard
• Pickles
• Toasted Cuban Bread

While we weren’t able to locate a price on this, Cubanos are still a super delish either way. Eat up!

13. NC Park

Serving up a dessert-themed savory dish is where the Pittsburg Pirates play, over at PNC Park. Here, one of their most fan-favorite and famous ball game foods is called the Pittsburg Cone, and here’s what’s in it:

• Kielbasa
• Pierogi (OMG, what?!)
• Swiss Cheese
• Sauerkraut
• Russian Dressing (similar to your fave Thousand Island dressings)
• All wrapped up in a Waffle Cone Blanket

This is a recent menu addition that hopefully fans can enjoy super soon. Eat up!

14. Yankee Stadium

Next up, we’ve got an inside look into where the New York Yankees play, over at Yankee Stadium. This is another drink item that we’re adding to this list here because we just couldn’t pass it up: a Tres Leches Milkshake (yup, you heard that right).

If the cake isn’t your favorite because it leaks everywhere (yes, I speak from personal experiences here), then get a load of this delicious thick dessert-based drink:

• Milk
• Vanilla Ice Cream
• Cake Pieces
• Churro Pieces (OMG, please!!)

For $15, you, or you and friend/family can enjoy this (we don’t judge). Drink up!

15. Target Field

Lastly for this slide, we’re heading on over to where the Minnesota Twins play, over at Target Field, where we’re talkin’ all-things sandwiches over here! Here at Target Field, they’re serving up a Peanut Butter and Bacon Sandwich. Enough. Said.

Here’s what it consists of according to their menu:

• Peanut Butter
• Bacon
• Strawberry Jelly (I’m allergic, so I’ll just make this at home with Grape Jam or something!)
• All served on Sourdough Bread

For a nice little $10, go enjoy one of these or make one for yourselves. Eat up!

So far, these MLB stadiums are rocking the food and drink game, so beware!

16. Oracle Park

First up for this slide, let’s take a trip down over to where the San Francisco Giants play, over at Oracle Park. This item that they serve might seem simple, but upon looking at some fan reviews, it just had to make this list: Chinese Food.

The items that they offer vary, but here are just one of the many options that you could order:

• Combo Meal Deal
  • One Entree
  • Fried Ride
  • Noodles
  • Egg Roll

  The prices vary depending on the size you get but anyways…..Eat up!

  17. Angel Stadium

  Next up, let’s peek into where the Los Angeles Angels play, over at Angel Stadium, where their main course is burgers instead of hot dogs (although they do still offer dogs); more specifically, we’re looking at the Big A Burger, which some people have compared to In-N-Out (meaning that I wouldn’t like it).

  Here’s what it contains, according to the website:

  • Beef (and lots of it; double patties)
  • Cheese (and lots of it too)

  Sounds simple enough for just $12 (so average for a burger price-wise). Eat up!

  18. Minute Maid Park

  Coming in hot, we’re heading on over to where the Houston Astros play, over at Minute Maid Park, where we’re talking sandwiches…again. This time, a Prime Rib Sandwich (look it up it looks amazing). If you like the taste of tangy sauces mixed with super sweet onions and all pulled together with some delish meat, then stay tuned and get one for yourself to try!

  Here’s what’s on it:

  • Prime Rib
  • Caramelized Onions
  • Horseradish Sauce

  Nothing on here sounds bad, and you can enjoy one for roughly $20 bucks. Eat up!

  19. Dodger Stadium

  Next, let’s head to sunny Cali-land where the Los Angeles Dodgers play, over at Dodger Stadium. Here, we’re talking about a famous street food related dish that already sounds like it’d be one of my faves, so let’s dive right into some Esquite.

  In case you’re unfamiliar, much like myself, here’s what Esquite consists of:

  • Street Corn (yum)
  • Mayonaise
  • Cheese
  • Spicy Aioli

  For just $9 you can enjoy this dish in a souvenir helmet (so cute). Eat up!

  20. Camden Yards

  Next up, we’re headed to where the Baltimore Orioles play, over at the Oriole Park at Camden Yards, and boy is this a good one we’ve got here! We’re discussing their Crab Cakes today, and they’ve been around since 1994, so they’re a fan-fave and on this list for a reason, guys.

  Here’s exactly what they consist of:

  • Jumbo Lump Crab
  • Old Bay Seasoning(s)
  • All served on their super delish sandwich rolls (Brioche, maybe?)

  Enjoy this fancy ballpark sandwich feast for just $11. Eat up!

  

  MLB parks are serving up some true deliciousness, so stay tuned here!!

  21. Globe Life Park

  First up, we’re traveling a bit south to where the Texas Rangers play, over at Globe Life Park, where they’re serving up something I don’t think I’ve seen anywhere…ever. That’s right, we’re talking about what they call The Fowl Pole, and it’s got all-things chicken tenders written all over it, so I’m already there.

  Here’s what it truly does consist of:

  • Two-pound Chicken Tender
  • Bed of Waffle Fries
  • Your choice of two dressings from: BBQ, Honey Mustard, and Ranch (I’d choose all 3!)

  Make sure to arrive early because these things are not only pricey at $27.50, but they do take a while to cook (plus, it’s a two-pound chicken tender so, DUH). Eat up!

  22. Rogers Centre

  Next up, we’re looking at a super crazy dish, coming from where the Toronto Blue Jays play, over at the Rogers Centre. This particular dish is called the 32 Ingredient Salad, and yes, there are indeed exactly 32 ingredients within it.

  Here are just some of the many ingredients that make up this crazy delish and healthy salad:

  • Romaine Lettuce
  • Brussels Sprouts
  • Kale
  • Green Cabbage
  • Carrots
  • Butternut Squash
  • Red Cabbage
  • White & Red Quinoa
  • Sunflower & Pomegranate Seeds
  • Orange Juice (O.J.)
  • Honey
  • Apple Cider Vinegar
  • Garlic
  • Many other plant-based ingredients

  I might also think to grab some chicken from around the park to pull it all together as well. Eat up!

  23. Chase Field

  Next, we’re talking all-things Dogs related from where the Arizona Diamondbacks play, over at Chase Field. In particular, this dog dish is called their 18-Inch Hot Dog. Holy cow, am I right?!

  Well, in case you’re curious, here’s what makes up all of this deliciousness at hand here:

  • All-Beef Hot Dog
  • Bratwurst
  • Variety of Toppings – 3 different varieties of this exact dish
    • 1.) All-Day Breakfast Dog: Hashbrowns, Country Gravy, Cheddar Cheese, Bacon, Fried Egg(s), Hot Sauce, and Green Onions
    • 2.) Reuben Some Dirt On It Dog: Reuben Macaroni & Cheese, Fried Pickles, Green Onions, and Secret Sauce
    • 3.) SI (Sports Illustrated joint dish) Cover Dog: Bratwurst, Topped w/ Jalapeño Apple Coleslaw, Fried Mac & Cheese, Barbecue Aioli, House-Cured Beer Pickles, and Green Onions

    Each Dog, no matter the topping types, will cost you $30, so come prepared with some cash! Eat up!

    24. Coors Field

    Then, we’re heading on over to where the Colorado Rockies play, over at Coors Field. To me, this seems like a dish that wouldn’t be a typical ballpark food, but still sounds (and looks) good nonetheless, despite what they are. Yup, we’re talking about their Rocky Mountain Oyster Po’Boy.

    This dish is a recent creation back in 2018 origins, and here’s exactly what it is:

    • Rocky Mountain Oysters (yes, Bull Testicles)
    • Garlic Coleslaw
    • Guacamole
    • Green Chili Ranch
    • Pico De Gallo
    • Cotija Cheese

    For just $10, you can have a ball with this sandwich! Eat up!

    25. Nationals Park

    Coming in hot and next, we’re at where the Washington Nationals play, over at the Nationals Park. Here, they’re serving up something super smoky, delicious, and you got it, chock full of barbecue sauce and flavors alike. One of their most famous dishes is their Bone-In Smoked Beef Short Ribs…..yummo is all I can say here, folks.

    Here’s what is on it, in it, and comes with it all at hand here:

    • Meat (lots of it)

    Yes, that’s it. So grab some other sides and snacks along with this $18 dish. Eat & drink up folks!

    

    This MLB food and drink finale will have you drooling and wanting so much more!!

    26. Guaranteed Rate Field

    Firstly over here, we’re over at where the Chicago White Sox (one of my home teams) play, over at Guaranteed Rate Field. Here, they’re serving up some Smothered French Fries, and boy now I wish I could head on over there just for these alone.

    Here’s what they all deliciously consists of:

    • French Fries
      • 1.) Dessert Sweet Potato Fries: Topped w/ Powdered Sugar, Chopped Pecans, Whipped Cream, and Drizzled w/ Chocolate Sauce and Nutella
      • 2.) Greek Fries: Gyro Meat, Tomatoes, Crumbled Feta Cheese, and Tzatziki Sauce
      • 3.) Irish Fries: Covered w/ Bacon, Sour Cream, Chives, and Nacho Cheese
      • 4.) Buffalo Chicken Fries: Topped w/ Shredded Chicken, Hot Buffalo Sauce, Ranch Dressing, and Crumbled Bleu Cheese Crumbles
      • 5.) Dusted French Fries: w/ Your Choice of Caribbean Jerk Topping, Delaware Bay, Garlic & Parmesan, or Salt & Pepper w/ Sriracha Ketchup

      Definitely make a version of this baseball food at home to enjoy and make you feel as if you’re there and watching a game, all from the comfort of your own home. Eat and also cook up!

      27. Wrigley Field

      Next up, let’s take a look at something served from where the Chicago Cubs (one of my home teams) play, over at Wrigley Field. Here, they’re serving up something from the Sandwich King and Chicago Native himself, Jeff Mauro, executive chef at Pork & Mindy’s. Yes, ladies and gents, we are talking about their Bao To The Pork, which debuted at the stadium back in 2017 (so, recently).

      Here’s what it deliciously consists of:

      • Pulled Pork
      • Bao Bun (Asian Cuisine)
      • Pickled Daikon & Carrots
      • Cucumbers
      • Jalapeño Relish

      Go get one for yourself to try, or find a similar enough recipe to create at home for ya. Eat up!

      28. T-Mobile Park

      Here, let’s go on over to where the Seattle Mariners play, over at the T-Mobile Park, where they are serving up something crunchy (and with legs, might I add). In case you don’t know already, we’re talking about some nice Toasted Grasshoppers that were added to the menu in the same year as the above dish was as well.

      Here’s what it is:

      • Toasted Grasshoppers (yup folks, that is all)

      Grossly enough, I’d try this for a cheap $5. Anyone else wanna join me and share some? Eat up!

      29. Petco Park

      Next, we are at where the San Diego Padres play, over at Petco Park, and boy does this following and particular dish sound amazing: The Triple Threat Pork Sandwich.

      Here are what each and all triple threats are, ready to coat your mouth with extreme flavor(s):

      • Pulled Pork
      • Bacon
      • Pork Loin Schnitzel
      • Pepperoncini Relish
      • Shack Aioli
      • All inside of a Brioche Bun(s)

      Order one of these newly created 2019 dishes, and see for yourself just how good it is. Eat up!

      30. Citi Field

      Finally, after a super long list of dishes and stadiums here, we are parking over at where the New York Mets play, over at Citi Field. This is another dessert dish that I didn’t know I needed or was missing until today: Wowfulls.

      In case you’re like me, and had no idea what these were, here’s what:

      • Waffle Cone
      • Ice Cream
      • Any other treat that you can imagine, such as:
        • Cake Batter Ice Cream
        • Cake itself
        • Varieties of different sprinkles flavors
        • Various candies as well

        With all of this deliciousness, you’ll only be paying a low $8. Eat up!

        Let know down in the comments below which dish you’re most inclined to try, and which ones not so much! Because baseball food is more than peanuts!