Ballpark beer guide - Part 2 - pre and post game

Is it true that Commiskey has Pipeworks now? I haven't been to a baseball game in 10 years and they practically give away tickets

 

When you come to watch a Phillies game at Citizens Bank Park make sure to walk across the street to the Xfinity Live complex and visit the Victory Beer Hall.

 

Oh shit man they have some damn good beers at the white Sox games and tickets are only like $10. I bet you can't even go to a shaumberg flyers game for that https://www.mlb.com/whitesox/ballpark/concessions/a-to-z-beer

 

Go to Eagle Park before Miller Park, then 3rd Space and City Lights after the game.

 

Couple blocks from Yankee Stadium:

https://www.bronxdrafthouse.com

 

When at Comerica Park in downtown Detroit you have Detroit Beer Company about 2-3 blocks away. Beers are good but not exceptional. Many watering holes and eateries are also nearby within an easy walk, or you can take the overhead rail system called The People Mover which skirts the central downtown area. Michael Simon's restaurant called Roast has great food and a pretty good beer list. Batch Brewing is probably the best brewery and is located on the west side of downtown It is maybe a mile away from the ballpark. Jolly Pumpkin and a couple other breweries are in the neighborhood called Corktown. Founders has a location nearby to there (I think, but i've not been there) along with a HopCat pub.

When in town, use the Places>Nearby feature and you'll get a street map with the places shown as icons at their locations.

 

Lotsa choices around Progressive Field in Cleveland. Winking Lizard has a great beer list and good bar food. Wilbert’s has a $9.99 salad-1/2 slab of ribs-fries special that I get often. Their beer list is OK.

 

A bunch of options within walking distance of Mariners stadium. Tons of bars, including Collins Pub (one of the best beer bars in Seattle), Flat Stick Pub (indoor mini-golf and a great tap selection), and a few blocks south Seapine Brewing. Also, there is a Pyramid right across the street, and an Elysian down the street, if one is into the corporate swill.

https://www.lookoutlanding.com/2019/3/27/18284374/lookout-landings-guide-to-t-mobile-park-2019

http://www.washingtonbeerblog.com/beer-at-the-ballpark-good-beer-t-mobile-mariners/

 

I would edit the SF listing down to just Public House (to be nitpicky, totally accessible "at the game") and Cellarmaker. The beer at the other suggested places just isn't good enough to put up with the crowds. Also, Crafty Fox is an easy enough Uber ride away, with good food and an excellent tap list.

 

Permit me to suggest Stogie Joe's Passyunk Tavern:

https://philly.eater.com/maps/phillys-best-stromboli-and-other-things-that-are-not-calzones-mapped

Cheers!

 

Petco Park literally has too many options to list.

Resident, Half Door, Mission, Duckfoot, Melvin, Amplified, Little Miss are all walking distance breweries. God knows how many as a reasonable Uber ride, probably at least 20. And I probably forgot a few in walking distance.

Tons of good bars all around, Stone Brewing's satellite is right next to Petco. The park itself has loads of local brewery kiosks and permanent locations.

The only difficult thing in San Diego is deciding how to use your time.

 

It's probably my favorite beer-focused bar with food in the City.

 

I was at a few Brewers games last year. I hung out in the lot with whoever was there. A ton of fans drinking eating and playing corn hole. Had a blast. I was in the lot where you needed to cross a small bridge to get to the stadium.

Only stadium that I saw a guard with a machine gun type weapon. That was a Saturday night game. Never been to a Game with more totally drunk fans.

I also went to a Sunday day game vs Cubs and it was much more mellow than I expected.

Hope the roof is open when you go.

Enjoy