{"id":63365,"date":"2023-07-07T15:00:00","date_gmt":"2023-07-07T22:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.kentreporter.com\/news\/t-mobile-parks-all-star-week-menu-offers-pacific-northwest-flavors\/"},"modified":"2023-07-07T15:00:00","modified_gmt":"2023-07-07T22:00:00","slug":"t-mobile-parks-all-star-week-menu-offers-pacific-northwest-flavors","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.kentreporter.com\/news\/t-mobile-parks-all-star-week-menu-offers-pacific-northwest-flavors\/","title":{"rendered":"T-Mobile Park’s All-Star Week menu offers Pacific Northwest flavors"},"content":{"rendered":"

For the 2023 Major League Baseball All-Star Week, T-Mobile Park is offering delicious treats and Pacific Northwest flavors from July 7-11.<\/p>\n

The curated menu, by Sodexo Live, for All-Star Week in Seattle includes 20 new items ready for your indulgence while watching games, a home run derby and more. Seasonal offerings are at the forefront of the menu, highlighting Dungeness crab, blackberries and fresh oysters.<\/p>\n

“We like to be innovative, we like to be technology driven … We do this all for the fan,” said Malcolm Rogel, vice president of fan experience at T-Mobile Park. When creating the menu for All-Star Week, Rogel said they wanted to push the envelope on memorable bites and show attendees of the international event what the Pacific Northwest’s palate is all about.<\/p>\n

The Seattle Mariners’ general ballpark concessions and its value menu are also available throughout All-Star Week, Rogel said.<\/p>\n

Javier Rosa, the executive chef of T-Mobile Park, said the 50-person team that created the menu wanted to focus on seafood, traditional ballpark favorites and elegance.<\/p>\n

“We’ve been waiting for a year and a half, when we started planning, and finally the day is here,” Rosa said. The team sourced local ingredients, such as fresh, shucked oysters from the Columbia River and steelhead trout.<\/p>\n

“That’s what it’s all about — bringing flavors, bringing quality, and bringing elegance to the All-Star game,” Rosa said.<\/p>\n

For drinks, try the Blackberry Mint Rainier Mojito or the Blackberry Lemonade (a favorite of these reporters). Bite-sized snack options are the Furikake Pretzel Mix, All-Star Stromboli, PNW Sweet Onion Rings or Just Poke’s Sunrise Tuna Bowl.<\/p>\n

If you’re looking for something more filling, go for the Arrachera Sopes, the smoked brisket All-Star Tripleta or the footlong (yes, footlong) Dungeness Crab Roll topped with Tobiko Caviar. You could also try the revamped fan-favorite Garlic Fry Burger from Lil Woody’s or the Crab Pizza on sourdough crust. Additional pizza options include the Mushroom or Porchetta slices from Ballard Pizza. As a side or full meal in a bread bowl, try the NW Wild Alaskan Salmon Chowder.<\/p>\n

It wouldn’t be a trip to the ballpark without Cracker Jacks, right? Salt & Straw’s new concoction of Pale Stout and Cracker Jack Ice Cream is a limited-edition flavor made just for All-Star Week. The Icee-flavored Dippin’ Dots are a great way to cool off this week, too.<\/p>\n

If you’re craving another kind of sweetness, try the How to Moose a Cookie with chocolate, pistachio and cherry or the Mariner Tracks Rice Krispy Treat.<\/p>\n

Reporters’ rankings:<\/strong><\/p>\n

Bailey Jo: 1. Garlic Fry Burger. 2. Blackberry Lemonade. 3. Sunrise Tuna Bowl.<\/p>\n

Ben Ray: 1. Crab Pizza. 2. All-Star Tripleta Sandwich. 3. Furikake Pretzel Mix.<\/p>\n

Olivia Sullivan: 1. NW Wild Alaskan Salmon Chowder. 2. Salt & Straw’s Pale Stout & Cracker Jack Ice Cream. 3. Footlong Dungeness Crab Roll.<\/p>\n

Reporters Bailey Jo Josie, Ben Ray and Olivia Sullivan contributed to this story.<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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