Boog's Delicious BBQ at Camden Yards

       Camden Yards is home to the Baltimore Orioles. Veteran first baseman Boog Powell has opened up a food stand in his home stadium. He makes his famous Boog's BBQ that every fan knows and loves. At his stand, fans are able to choose from many sandwiches and platters that are made of his smoked beef, pork, or turkey. Fans love the food, but also love that a famous star and hometown hero runs the stand.

Busch Stadium's Killer Kosher Pastrami Sandwich

             Busch Stadium is known very well for the pastrami sandwich made by the famous Kohn's Killer. This stand is one of the biggest food stands in the whole stadium. The sandwich is made with pastrami on rye bread, served with tomato, lettuce, and a slice of pickle. It is also served with vegetables as a side. Many fans that have always been season ticket holders say that they have always liked the stand and the sandwiches. The fans highly recommend it if you ever find yourself at Busch Stadium.

Wrigley Field's Decade Dogs

        Wrigley Field has become known for its famous Decade Dogs. Decade Dogs is a hot dog stand that was opened in 2014. It was opened to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Wrigley Field. The hot dog stand includes foot long hot dogs for each decade in its existence. The full list of dogs are not all available at once, but they include the 1970's Pulled Pork Dog that is served with pulled pork, BBQ sauce, and Cole slaw. The list also includes the 1950's TV Dinner Dog that is served with mashed potatoes, gravy, and corn. These are just a few dogs out of many on the list.

Turner Field's Delicious Chicken and Waffles

  The Turner Field top food consists of the Buffalo Chicken and Waffles. It is spicy chicken put on top of waffles that has syrup that you can get with it. It is a Southern classic that has been at Turner Field for a good time now. It comes with zesty buffalo sauce to give it its other spicy flavor combined with the crispy chicken and waffles. People say that the killer combination reminds them of the triple threat of Greg Maddux, John Smoltz, and Tom Glavine. This is the last year the Braves are at Turner Field, so there is very little time left to get this combination because the chicken waffles might not travel with the Braves to there new stadium.