I always get hotdogs at rogers centre. I don't know why considering there are better dogs outside for cheaper, I just enjoy them more when I'm watching the game or bp from my seat. Plus you get 2! I wonder what the O Dog combo will be called this year.

Other - the ballgame.

I voted for hotdog, but I'd be content with any of the above. Although if you go to 65 games a year, ballpark food gets a little out of budget.

And unless it's an extremely close and hard fought game, it feels wrong to leave without winning. It can even be difficult to sleep afterwards.

Nachos. Also applies to hockey games as well.

Giant soft pretzels!

I voted hotdog, but I also became a vegetarian since I last went to a Jays game, and shortly after converted, at the end of June last year.

Im not really sure whats going to happen when I get back to Toronto from school at the end of April this year. It should be exciting.

I used to get chocolate malt ice cream everytime I went when I was little. The vendor would also give out a little flat, flimsy wooden spoon. As a little kid it was awesome. Now I have to order one everytime I go to a game. There also used to be little sundaes served in baseball helmets that were also wonderful, dont know if they still sell these, however.

I am also a vegetarian who voted hot dogs. It baffles me that every park wouldn't offer veggie dogs.

Crazy. (Do you hear that, Ottawa Lynx? Add Veggie Dogs to your menu!)

Alas, poor popcorn. You have fallen so far!

Hotdogs are a must. One on the way into the game (via street vendor), one or two during, then another real one from the street vendors afterwards. Hard to say what it is that makes those streetdogs so good, be it the pollution, the dirt, the fact they've been there for weeks, who knows. But dang they are good. Meanwhile the ones in the stadium are...well...edible.

Steamed hotdogs = evil
BBQ hotdogs = heaven

I voted for 'soda' solely because I always get one, especially when it's as bloody hot as it sometimes gets.

But I still resent the idea that such a venerable media institution would call it 'soda'.

Other: A Blue Jays win... If it's not a Jays game then popcorn.

I have to agree. It feels wrong for me to leave a game when the Jays lose. It totally changes the rest of my day a lot of times. That's probably not the best thing, but it's true.

I'm not afraid to say it: nothing tops off a day at the yard like an ice cold beer, even if you have to mortgage your house to get one of those large drafts.

The only thing I ever get at games is beer. Why anyone would get a hotdog inside the park is beyond me. Street meat is where it's at.