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  1. Stadium Concessions
    You Can Finally Get an Egg Cream at Yankee StadiumLinda’s Brooklyn Style Egg Creams will offer fans the treat for the first time.
    By Clint Rainey
  2. Stadium Food
    Subway Series: Battle of the Baseball-Stadium ConcessionsTo determine who dominates the culinary zone, we pitted the Yankees against the Mets in four matchups of burgeoning categories of ballpark grub.
    By Robin Raisfeld and Rob Patronite
  3. Food Allergies
    Baseball Stadiums’ Peanut-Free Seating Perturbs Some Fans“It’s as much part of the fabric of baseball as the seventh-inning stretch,” one longtime ball-game-goer told the ‘Post.’
    By Jenny Miller
  4. Empire Building
    Babycakes Teams Up With the Yankees This Summer, Mindy Kaling This FallGluten-free bakery Babycakes will start selling its cookie and brownie sandwiches in the Legends Suite.
    By Hugh Merwin
  5. The Other Critics
    Bruni Loves Ippudo’s Ramen; Pho Sure Is a ‘Little Gem’Plus: Danyelle Freeman on Bubby’s, and Alan Richman on three pizza newcomers, in our roundup of this week’s reviews.
    By Michael Alan Connelly
  6. Stadium Eats
    Yankees Post Starting-Chef LineupWatch the game while eating food prepared by Lidia Bastianich, Govind Armstrong, and others.
    By Ben Leventhal
  7. The Other Critics
    Bruni Can’t Take Fishtail Seriously; Yankees Lose With Stadium FoodPlus: Gael Greene on Bouley’s excesses, Alan Richman’s ode to Celeste, and more in our weekly roundup of restaurant reviews.
    By Aileen Gallagher
  8. Stadium Eats
    User’s Guide: What to Eat at Yankee StadiumThe food doesn’t come close to Citi Field’s offerings, but you won’t go hungry.
    By Ben Leventhal
  9. Stadium Eats
    Stadium PreviewsWhat to do, besides eat, at the new ballparks.
    By Aileen Gallagher
  10. Mediavore
    Union Square Restaurant Back On; Buy More Beer at Yankee StadiumPlus: Pistachios might be contaminated, and Soho House gets more selective, all in our morning news roundup.
    By Leila Cohan-Miccio
  11. Stadium Eats
    New Details on Yankee Stadium Catering Announced: Still Nothing for AverageBuy me some Morimoto and Spotted Pig …
    By Ben Leventhal
  12. Stadium Eats
    Brother Jimmy’s Unveils Yankee Stadium Menu (Fried Pickles? Oh Yes!)And the prices won’t be astronomically inflated.
    By Daniel Maurer
  13. Stadium Eats
    Yankee Stadium Gets Celeb ChefsMorimoto and Bloomfield will cook for premium-ticket holders.
    By Daniel Maurer
  14. Fan Food
    Move Over, Mets: Yankee Stadium Gets Lobel’s Sandwiches and Johnny RocketsThe Yankees try to get into the better-food game.
    By Alexandra Vallis
  15. Neighborhood Watch
    Yankee Stadium Beer a Joke; Plenty of Time to Say Farewell to the Hog PitThere are so many things you can buy for the price of a stadium pint, the last vestige of grunge gives up the ghost in meatpacking, and some of the ginormous alcoholic beverages found around town.
  16. Beef
    The Mets Scored Shake Shack. What Will the Yankees Do? Now that the Mets seem to have a lock on New York’s most coveted hamburger business, we’re waiting for the other shoe to drop: What will be the Yankee response? Clearly, it won’t do for the Bronx Bombers to let their National League rival upstage them like this. We fully expect the Yankees to open the vault in hopes of attracting a major free-agent restaurateur. But who?
  17. Mediavore
    Pinkberry Isn’t Yogurt, Suit Claims; Yankee Stadium Gets Latino at LastA lawsuit filed against Pinkberry claims the chain isn’t actually serving yogurt but some kind of powdered mix. [Defamer] Zagat surveyors, asked to rate the nation’s fast-food options, declare Wendy’s the No. 1 burger, Outback Steakhouse top full-service restaurant, and Panera Bread Co. the top fast-food outlet overall. [MSNBC] Yankee Stadium finally wakes up to its massive Latino customer base and starts serving foods like empanadas and papas rellenas. [NYT]
  18. The Gobbler
    Eat Your Way Through the Ball Game: A Crazed Food Binge at Shea Stadium It’s October in this baseball-obsessed city, and for one final game, at least, the Mets are the only show in town. But what about the food? The Gobbler (whose sad fate it was to grow up rooting for the Washington Senators) made his way out to Shea Stadium the other evening for one of the recent playoff games. It’s good to go to a ball game, of course. But the real purpose of the visit was to overdose on foot-long hot dogs (by Nathan’s), to drown in tepid buckets of Bud Lite, to addle himself with withered chicken tenders and $8.50 containers of “Nacho Supreme.”