Take me out to the ball game at AT&T park (it’s like a food festival)

I’m not gunna lie. I don’t know much about baseball AND I find the game to be…kinda slow.

I know it’s not a hard game to follow. It’s just hard for me to follow because…it’s so sloowww.

BUT I still had an awesome time at the SF Giants vs. Cubs game// And I would go back in a heartbeat.

Why?

Because. There’s sooo much good food! (yes, I know. #foodieproblems)

I will admit that I went on a food binge (which I’m not too proud of), but I did double up on my hot yogs and H.I.I.T sessions to try & sweat out all these garlic fries.

I devoured these before the 1^st inning was over…8 innings left =/

By 3^rd inning, with neither team scoring any runs, we took a stroll around the stadium for more drinks and food.

Oh, the views at the stadium are amaze too.

By 5^th inning and still zero runs by each team, I found the bratwurst stand!

If you’re in the mood for hotdogs, try these loaded brats instead! SO yum.

By 6^th inning and still only 2 runs scored (Giants 2/Cubs 0) – yes, I’m counting down the minutes, I was in the mood for some dessert.

And lucky for me, they have a Ghirardelli stand with the San Francisco Bay Bridge as the backdrop.

By 7^th inning, the game got a little better…but still sllooooow.

We found a cable car bar that has a good selection of beer and mixed drinks.

By 9^th inning, I was super full, happy, and almost asleep. zZzzzZ. Thank God for free AT&T wifi & Instagram.

So if you’re headed to the game, be sure to go on an empty stomach!

FYI, not all concession stands take card, so bring cash! ( I didn’t have any cash…which was probably a good thing since I would have gotten an extra large bag of kettle corn too).

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