Baseball season runs from March to November, and there are some pretty cold cities with MLB franchises. Can you imagine something like that at a cold clear world series game in Minnesota?
Forget about backpacks, they'd need tanker trucks.
THUNDERDOME: Best and worst ballpark foods
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Baseball season runs from March to November, and there are some pretty cold cities with MLB franchises. Can you imagine something like that at a cold clear world series game in Minnesota?
Forget about backpacks, they'd need tanker trucks.
Same here. Had them a couple of years ago while attending a game. Spicy, but there was a bit of an aftertaste.
When I was in Chicago last week I rarely ate at the ballparks but I did have Home Run Inn pizza at Wrigley a couple of times. 
When I was in Chicago last week I rarely ate at the ballparks but I did have Home Run Inn pizza at Wrigley a couple of times.
No Uno's deep dish while you were there in Chi? Shame.
No Uno's deep dish while you were there in Chi? Shame.
Unless you're going to the original Pizzeria Uno on Ohio and Wabash (or its cousin, Pizzeria Due), the Uno Chicago Grill is chain tourist pizza. You want real deep-dish in Chicago, you go to Giordano's, Lou Malnati's or Pequod's.
(Anyway, the original Chicago-style pizza is not deep-dish.)
There was a Malnati's a block from my hotel, I ate there almost every day.
I also ate at Griddle 24 every morning for breakfast (including the day I flew home).
I also ate at Griddle 24 every morning for breakfast (including the day I flew home).
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Well..shit. This could turn into a what is the best BBQ Baked beans or sauce argument.
