Thursday, July 14, 2016

I Have To Disagree With These Recommendations

The Best Thing to Eat at Every MLB Stadium

Los Angeles Angels: Angel Stadium
  • What: Chronic Tacos
  • Where: Section 223
  • The Angels have one of the most exciting young players in the league in Mike Trout. They also have one of the most exciting young tacos in the league in the carnitas taco. While Trout comes from Millville, NJ, the tacos come from Chronic Tacos, a local SoCal joint that has become the one of the most popular food stops in the whole park. Mike Trout is a five-tool player (average, power, catch, throw, run). These are five-tool tacos (delicious, cheap, pork, spicy, for sale). Fans can only hope to see more excellence from both in the coming years.
Los Angeles Dodgers: Dodger Stadium
  • What: Super Dodger Dog
  • Where: All over
  • "OK, it's time for some true honesty: classic Dodger Dogs -- the long, sort of mushy, very skinny, beef/pork-blended hot dog that's one of the most famous foods in baseball -- is sort of terrible, especially if you get the steamed version (available through most of the park) rather than the much more flavorful grilled version (available only at select vendors). But it's that processed, salty flavor that also sparks nostalgia for childhood summers and the smell of tee-ball tees and not-quite-broken-in mitts that makes going to Dodgers games, especially for local Angelenos, a must-do. The pro tip is to order the far better Super Dodger Dog, made entirely of beef, which is slightly fatter, way juicier, and is absolutely more palatable, but still allows you to leave the stadium feeling like you made the correct food choice. And then, drive through a nearby In-N-Out," says LA Editor Jeff Miller.
Complete list (Thrillist.com)

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