The best spot around for a $14 meatball sandwich. Try the turkey too with just the right amount of spicy mayo.
If steak is your thing, Lobel's is your spot. Behind section 139 in right field, this joint offers some juicy sandwiches. Watch the butchers work while you wait.
Housed on the second floor of Yankee Stadium, this gallery pays tribute to Yankee history. Catch a row of autographed baseball from Yankee stars and forgotten role players.
The Boss looms large over this monument to Yankee greats. Get there early as long lines form. The Park closes 45 minutes before first pitch.
Long lines at the security gates? Slip past the Hard Rock bar for a direct entrance into the Great Hall. They even hand out the promotional giveaway items too.
While the party deck offers no view of the field, they do have Goose Island IPA on tap.
If you're lucky enough to score a ticket in the fancy seats, enjoy the view and some great food. Nab a bite-sized Charleston Chew or two on your way out the door.
Roam the outfield at this New York City Park on the spot of old Yankee Stadium. The hallowed grounds once played home to the Babe, Joe D and Mickey Mantle.
Leave the car in the garage and take the subway to the stadium. It's the fastest route between Manhattan and the big ballpark in the Bronx. Fill up your MetroCard early to avoid lines after the game.
