My favorite ballpark food is ballpark food. I eat everything in site when I go to a game.

When I was a teenager, I loved the footling polish dog. Went to a dollar dog game and had 2 foot long polish dogs and about 5-10 hot dogs. Those were the days. Now I love having brats at a tailgate before I go in ir have some nachos and peanuts if I don't eat before the game. I like the fact that there's a variety of beer to choose from as well.

I love how the baseball game experience is so incorporated with food. All the Bears and Hawks games I attend, I never even think about eating there. But when attending a baseball game, my first thought is what am I gonna eat.

Definitely a grilled polish or brat at #1. The smell of the onions and sausages grilling hits me the second I walk into the concourse. #2 would probably be a liquid snack at Beers of the Midwest (I'll try not to go on a craft beer rant). #3 would probably be a brisket sandwich from down the 3rd base line, though I haven't had one in a while.

Brats, Beggars Sausage Pizza, and the Tex Mex Burrito's are great. Everything at The Cell is fantastic though.

Beer selection at the Cell is actually pretty solid all things considered. I crushed a lot of cans of Fist City last year. Pretty nice having fresh Lagunitas there now too. Would be cool if the Sox did a partnership like the Twins have with Surly and had a beer made specifically for them.

 

wow, they did seem to improve their selection of beers. well i was a season ticket holder and my last time in chi, 94/95 bud was the flavor beside the Heineken etc..... i hate bud and most of the other import beer ...

 

 

When I was a teenager, I loved the footling polish dog. Went to a dollar dog game and had 2 foot long polish dogs and about 5-10 hot dogs. Those were the days. Now I love having brats at a tailgate before I go in ir have some nachos and peanuts if I don't eat before the game. I like the fact that there's a variety of beer to choose from as well.

 

i never really go into the tailgating party scene, too bad, it would have been a hell of a party.

Definitely a grilled polish or brat at #1. The smell of the onions and sausages grilling hits me the second I walk into the concourse. #2 would probably be a liquid snack at Beers of the Midwest (I'll try not to go on a craft beer rant). #3 would probably be a brisket sandwich from down the 3rd base line, though I haven't had one in a while.

 

yous guys are really getting me depress and missing chi white sox game esp the feasting part.

Kosher dawg with grilled onions and mustard, so freakin' good.

 

This is also my favorite, add in a mountain dew and mmmm. So good.

 

Also, the Comiskey burger is amazing. I could down 3 of those if I wanted to.

Am I the only one infatuated with Asian buns?

Am I the only one infatuated with Asian buns?

Too easy.

Am I the only one infatuated with Asian buns?

 

what is her name???

 

nah, if it is what i think it is, i had and it is great. some kind of paste in the middle right?

Too easy.

 

ahh crap, i was too weak minded.

Too easy.

 

What can I say, I love taking a bite out of them warm Asian buns. I don't see too many Asian buns around my neighborhood so when I get a chance to get my hands on those Asian buns I just can't help myself.

 

 

Polish with onion.

Does the Cell still have delicious corned beef and beef sandwiches off the grill?

what is her name???

 

nah, if it is what i think it is, i had and it is great. some kind of paste in the middle right?

 

i look it up, i can't pronounce the name but it is some kind of a sweet bean paste in the middle of a white bun.

 

then there is barb-q meat, separate or combo kind and the one i really like is like a beef stew kind in a bun.

Edited February 17, 201610 yr by LDF

Italian, polish, or brats when I'm not in a box

 

It used to always be a hot dog with grilled onions and mustard, but since I've been diagnosed celiac I've been swearing by the Tex-Mex nachos.

It used to always be a hot dog with grilled onions and mustard, but since I've been diagnosed celiac I've been swearing by the Tex-Mex nachos.

 

I feel bad for you gluten free guys. I had a gluten free chocolate cake donut the other day. It looked tremendous, but tasted like dust.

 

 

I enjoy that newer spicy sausage they have at the stands these day. If you're on the club level, Levy makes a tasty burger.

They used to offer more Mexican food (from 2006ish-2013) at the general food stands, but they don't anymore. I used to get that stuff all the time. The new Mexican food just isn't as good IMO, so I have to "settle" for hot dogs, burgers, and pizza.

They used to offer more Mexican food (from 2006ish-2013) at the general food stands, but they don't anymore. I used to get that stuff all the time. The new Mexican food just isn't as good IMO, so I have to "settle" for hot dogs, burgers, and pizza.

At the old park, they had a taco stand under the LF seats. It was hard to beat. It was authentic. It wasn't a Sportservice type of thing. If the game sucked, at least there was tacos.

Definitely a grilled polish or brat at #1. The smell of the onions and sausages grilling hits me the second I walk into the concourse. #2 would probably be a liquid snack at Beers of the Midwest (I'll try not to go on a craft beer rant). #3 would probably be a brisket sandwich from down the 3rd base line, though I haven't had one in a while.

 

It is literally the first thing I smell when I walk into the ballpark. I love it. It is 100% part of a game day experience for me.

Am I the only one infatuated with Asian buns?

 

 

Chinatown is just north of Bridgeport

 

Too easy.

 

I couldn't resist.

At the old park, they had a taco stand under the LF seats. It was hard to beat. It was authentic. It wasn't a Sportservice type of thing. If the game sucked, at least there was tacos.

 

This could be my life motto