Dodger Stadium
Stadium · Elysian Park
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1000 Vin Scully Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90012
Highlights
Classic ballpark offering Dodger Dogs, garlic fries & skyline views
1000 Vin Scully Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90012 Get directions
Classic ballpark offering Dodger Dogs, garlic fries & skyline views
1000 Vin Scully Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90012 Get directions
"The third oldest Major League ballpark in the U.S., Dodger Stadium may not be the most polished of its counterparts, but it maintains a sense of nostalgia that can’t be beat. Even if you’re not a baseball fan, cold beer, Dodger Dogs, and hilltop views of Los Angeles make a winning trifecta for a good time. If $20 parking isn’t your thing, a shuttle runs from Union Station to the stadium before and after every game. Opt for seats in Left Field Pavilion if you like a little extra jest with your baseball games." - Ludlow Kingsley
"Every time Dodger Stadium sells one of these, 20% goes toward Shohei Ohtani’s $700-million contract. Just kidding (kinda). This finger food sampler is the second-most expensive stadium food item behind the underwhelming $49 MVP Platter at Think Blue BBQ. Given the quantity and quality of what you’re getting, though, it’s a decent value. The pan-Asian lineup includes chicken teriyaki skewers, egg rolls, vegetable tempura, and fried potstickers (all solid), plus soy and sweet chili dipping sauces. Just be careful carrying the box back to your seat. We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists." - Team Infatuation
"A major Los Angeles stadium along the I-5 corridor referenced as a nearby landmark where elderflowers have been observed along the freeway corridor, indicating the presence of foragable plants even in urban-adjacent areas." - Alejandra Molina
"The ballpark is portrayed as both a place for classic concessions — a ballpark hot dog and soft-serve in a little helmet — and a setting that rewards strategic, portable eating: the author dislikes leaving their seat for hours-long concession lines (and even laments the pitch clock shortening games) so they prefer bringing packed snacks. Recommended portable items include salty-sweet party mix, furikake Chex Mix, and sturdy sandwiches like za’atar chicken cutlets or kimchi tuna salad as better, cheaper alternatives to standing in line." - Eater Staff
"Los Angeles stadium consistently packs the house for every game, showcasing excitement and support for women's soccer."
