If you have been to a Major League ballpark lately, you have probably witnessed how outrageous the menus have become. Stadium carts and concession stands have brought their A-game. So we went around to see some of the must-have foods for any game session. From the unbeatable hotdog, the noble nachos, and other staples, here are some foods a game wouldn’t be complete without. Including Some of our Favorites from our Deli in Creve Coeur, Mo.
Killer pastrami hotdog at Busch Stadium
If you have been to our Deli in Creve Coeur Mo, then you know about our Kohn’s Kosher’s stadium cart killer pastrami hotdog. Since its 2013 debut in the Busch Stadium, it has become a staple for many Cardinals fans. This pastrami hotdog is a satisfying treat on game nights. Even if you are not attending in person, you can order a delivery from their Creve Coeur Deli and bring the pastrami goodness into your living room. It is made from locally sourced kosher, and every hotdog is made fresh to your satisfaction.
PLEASE NOTE: We have not verified the food items below with their Kosher food Status.
Nachos at Petco Park and Miller Park
Nothing fits a baseball match, tan a tray full of nachos, and a fizzy cold drink to go with. Whether it’s with liquid cheese, jalapenos, chili, or salsa, it is the food for any stage of the match. Honestly, nachos are the moodiest stadium food, and depending on your level of munchies, order them in a combination of flavors or eat them straight up. The Milwaukee Brewers -Miller Park Bratchos come to mind. It’s a devilish blend of Wisconsin favorite—bratwurst, varieties of sausages, sauerkraut, sour cream, and Nacho cheese. Another tasty nacho snack is the Tri-tip nachos at San Diego Padres Petco Park. They are freshly made on a plate to make for a memorable culinary experience at a ballpark.
Chicken and waffle boat at Trust Park
Among southern comfort foods, nothing ranks higher than chicken with waffles, so it’s no surprise it made our list. Picture this, waffles dripping with sweet syrupy goodness and savory fried chicken. Doesn’t make sense until you take the first bite. It comes in a boat of deboned chicken in hot mango habanero sauce. You can top it up with honey and sliced pecans just because you can and experience an actual explosion of flavors. Throw in a side of fries, and you’ll find yourself at the stadium’s concession stands even when your teams are not there.
The Fenway Frank at Fenway Park
There is plenty on offer at any Boston Red Sox. But look around, and you will probably see most people with the legendary Fenway Frank hotdog. It has been sold since the stadium opened its doors in 1912, and now, it has acquired a legendary, if not a superstitious, status for some people. It is your typical dog well made to a specific tenderness, flavor, and texture served with your favorite condiments on a split top dog roll. All flavors are a blast, and you can’t go wrong with it whichever way you choose to dress.
Tres Leches Milkshake at Yankee Stadium
Of course, this list isn’t complete without a drink to wash down the flavors. The Tres Leches Milkshake combines milk, vanilla ice cream, pieces of cake, and churro to make for a glass of pure sweetness. You get your glass to go with as a souvenir, but I promise you will be haunted by memories of this drink every time you see the glass.
If you are in the St. Louis area, forget the generic concessions and order a Killer pastrami hotdog from Deli in Creve Coeur, Mo. Whether there is a game or not, indulge yourself in a piece of matchday goodness anytime. Kohn’s Kosher Foods will deliver on your favorite delivery apps anywhere within St. Louis.
