Target Field, Home of the Minnesota Twins. [Photo: Alex Voigt]
As baseball teams kick off their seasons across the country, the hungry fans of America's national pastime are about to start spending a lot of time in stadiums. If beer and hot dogs are your thing, fantastic — but professional sports stadiums are about oh-so-much than traditional ballpark food these days. Below, the Eater cities once again guide you through America's best stadium food, from Shake Shack burgers to farm-to-bleacher snacks to sushi. And don't worry, soccer and basketball fans: you're covered, too.
· Atlanta: Turner Field, Home of the Braves
· Boston: Fenway Park, Home of the Red Sox
· Chicago: Wrigley Field, Home of the Cubs
· Chicago: U.S. Cellular Field, Home of the White Sox
· Dallas: American Airlines Center, Home of the Mavericks and Stars
· Houston: Minute Maid Park, Home of the Astros
· Los Angeles: Home Depot Center, Home of the Galaxy
· Los Angeles: Dodger Stadium, Home of the Dodgers
· Los Angeles: Staples Center, Home of the Lakers
· Louisville: Louisville Slugger Field, Home of the Bats
· Maine: Hadlock Field, Home of the Sea Dogs
· Minneapolis: Target Field, Home of the Twins
· Miami: Marlins Park, Home of the Marlins
· New Orleans: New Orleans Arena, Home of the Hornets and Voodoo
· New York: Yankee Stadium, Home of the Yankees
· New York: Citi Field, Home of the Mets
· New York: Madison Square Garden, Home of the Knicks
· New York: Barclays Center, Home of the Nets
· Philadelphia: Citizens Bank Park, Home of the Phillies
· Portland: Jeld-Wen Field, Home of the Timbers
· San Diego: Petco Park, Home of the Padres
· Seattle: Safeco Field, Home of the Mariners
· Washington, DC: Nationals Park, Home of the Nationals
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