Ballpark food

[jim]

Dog and a beer at a ballgame .... I think I'll skip the dog next time.

http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/eticket/ ... oncessions

[JL21]

I saw that the other day. It was brutal.

On the plus side, Busch Stadium seems to compare favorably to their peers. And if you look at the City of STL report, a lot of stands get A ratings. I'm more pleasantly surprised by the Busch Stadium report than I was repulsed by the other ballparks.

[Transmogrified Tiger]

Seeing this on the heels of 4 trips to Kaufmann in 6 weeks did not give me the warm and fuzzies inside.

[TheoSqua]

Scottrade had zero violations, too. Nice to see.

[vinsanity]

St. Louis did pretty well, as did Chicago.

Florida had every park with over 67% violations - I feel like that's gotta be something weird with their laws?

Edit - Chicago didn't have any games/food being served and apparently Florida's inspections were done by the state which they claimed made for stricter codes.

[mcgee51taguchi99]

No critical or major violations. Chicago health inspectors inspect vendors while the stadiums are empty, when no workers are preparing or serving food.

[Jocephus]

wrigley had no violations? woah

[G. Keenan]

I'm sure the food prep situation at Wrigley is horrendous.

[Radbird]

I'm glad that I generally don't eat when I go to Coors.

[JL21]

Yikes. The Verizon Center report shows mice droppings. And a 100% inspection failure.