Buy me some peanuts and … Sluggerrr dogs? Miso ramen? Helmets full of tiramisu? If all that sounds better to you than Cracker Jacks, then you’re clearly ready for the 2025 Major League Baseball season.
Every spring, each MLB team debuts new stadium foods, and sometimes they can get pretty wild. Here are some of the most delicious sounding and state-fair-food-like items you’ll be able to get at baseball stadiums around the country.
The Chessie
Oriole Park at Camden Yards
Baltimore, MD
The Chessie is Maryland on a bun, and it sounds amazing. It’s a foot long Chesapeake sausage on a pretzel bun covered in creamy crab dip, pickled sweet corn, and fried green tomatoes. We’d eat that anytime, not just at a baseball game.
Filthy Mac Fries
Chase Field
Phoenix, Arizona
When it comes to loaded fries, the more outrageous the better. These “filthy” fries at the Diamondbacks stadium fit the bill, with an array of toppings: white cheddar mac and cheese, pork belly bacon, cola barbecue sauce, cheddar, slaw, crispy onions, and scallions.
The Slugger
Dodger Stadium
Los Angeles, CA
Move over, measly foot-long hot dogs, because the Slugger at Dodger Stadium is 16 inches of jalapeno cheddar sausage. It overhangs the bun, but that’s OK because there’s a bed of fries, too. Use them to help eat up the white cheddar cheese sauce, corn relish, cilantro crema, and crunchy tortilla strips on top of the whole thing.
The Godzilla
T-Mobile Park
Seattle, WA
Ballparks just can’t seem to get away from foot long dogs. The Mariner’s latest creation takes inspiration from Japan. The Godzilla is loaded with beef chili, togarashi cheese sauce, wasabi relish, pickled peppers, spicy mayo, teriyaki sauce, onion, jalapeno, furikake, and nori.
S’mores Quesadilla
Citizens Bank Park
Philadelphia, PA
The Phillies are getting sweet this summer with their latest new menu item, the s’mores quesadilla. It’s got Nutella chocolate hazelnut spread, mini marshmallows, and graham cracker crumbs sandwiched between a crispy flour tortilla. It even comes with chocolate dipping sauce, because you can never have enough chocolate.
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Chicken Waffle Sandwich
Daikin Park
Houston, TX
Astros fans can get the classic combination of chicken and waffles in sandwich form this season. A crispy fried chicken breast is sandwiched between two Belgian waffles, along with pepperjack cheese, bacon onion jam, and chipotle aioli for a sweet and savory creation.
Sluggerrr Dog
Kauffman Stadium
Kansas City, MO
The Sluggerrr Dog, named after the Royals’ mascot, is an amped up corndog. Instead of a hot dog, it’s got a chorizo sausage that’s fried in a Cool Ranch Doritos and tempura crust along with Manchego cheese. Then it gets a drizzle of green avocado aioli.
Miso Ramen
Oracle Park
San Francisco, CA
Ramen at a ballpark? Yep, and you can get it at a Giants game this year. The miso ramen comes with those slurpable noodles, seared tofu, marinated bamboo shoots, roasted corn, carrots, scallion, wood ear mushrooms, and bean sprouts all in a miso broth. If you’re feeling meaty, there’s also a shoyu version with roasted pork.
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Polish Cannonball
PNC Park
Pittsburgh, PA
The Pirates have decided to play to the city’s Polish heritage with this bomb of a snack. These “Cannonballs” are made of egg noodles, kielbasa, cabbage, bacon, and cheddar cheese all shaped into a ball and deep fried. They’re served with creamy herb dip.
Petroni Tiramisu
Yankee Stadium
New York
Those little plastic baseball helmets you can get ice cream in are the BEST, and this year they’re even better at Yankees games because they come filled with tiramisu. Named after the chef that came up with the idea, they’re filled with espresso mascarpone cream, and cocoa powder.
