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1 East 161 Street, Bronx 10451What to order: Lobel's steak sandwich · Streetbird chicken wings · Christian Petroni's cheesy garlic breadFrom Google Maps reviews.
Awesome Experience!! I drove into the city. It was pretty easy getting there n no traffic. I parked directly across the street at 161 parking. The entrance to stadium was organized and fast flowing in!! THE FOOD?!! OMGGGGG THE FOOD!!! WOW ABSOLUTELY fantastic choices!! I opted for the steak sandwich with cheese n onions from LOBELS!! OMGGGGG NOT ONE SMIDGEN OF FAT OR CRUMB TO BE HAD!!! It was DELICIOUS!! I had the taramisu in the baseball hat. And because of the seats that I purchased, we were a
There’s something special about Yankee Stadium that’s hard to explain unless you’ve lived it. Growing up in the 90s, Yankees baseball was one of the few reasons my brother and I were allowed to stay up late — courtesy of my dad, a lifelong die-hard fan. The crazy part is, despite loving the team his whole life, my dad had never actually been to a game. After I got out of the Marines, I was finally able to change that. Since then, I’ve made it a tradition to take my dad and my kids to at least a
First time arriving early to Yankee Stadium for a giveaway, and it completely changes the experience. If you’re planning to attend a Yankees game during a giveaway day, you need to arrive very early. I didn’t realize this when I bought my tickets, but these events are extremely popular. Giveaways are limited and only handed out when gates open, so timing is everything. In my case, the game started at 7 PM, but I took a train around 2 PM from Tarrytown via the Hudson Line to 153rd Street–Yankee
From the Sep 27, 2024 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.
Food was left exposed to possible contamination during storage, prep, or serving.