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Which MLB stadium is the most vegetarian-friendly?
The San Francisco Giants come out on top as the best place to score a meat-free meal during baseball season.
Wed, May 18 2011 at 3:20 PM

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If you're looking for a tofu dog, veggie burger, or some other delicious meatless goodie to compliment a day of major league baseball, you can't do much better than a trip to the San Francisco Giants' AT&T Park.
 
According to a new ranking by animal rights group PETA, the Giants moved up one spot from last year to overtake the Philadelphia Phillies as the league's most vegetarian-friendly ballpark. The animal rights organization has been keeping track of baseball's move towards more plant-based offerings for the last 10 years.   
 
"The only thing sweeter than a World Series championship is knowing that no animals had to suffer for a tasty ballpark meal," said PETA in honoring the ballpark. "Mouthwatering meat-free options at AT&T Park include veggie dogs, veggie burgers, portobello mushroom sandwiches, meatless burritos, grilled vegetable sandwiches, and noodles with ginger, sesame, and veggies."
 
In second place is the Philadelphia Phillies' Citizens Bank Park, which the organization loves for its Southwest black-bean burgers, mock-steak sandwiches, breaded faux-chicken sandwiches, and tangy hummus with pita chips.
 
Rounding out the rest of the list are Comerica Park (Detroit Tigers), Turner Field (Atlanta Braves), Coors Field (Colorado Rockies) Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum (Oakland Athletics), PETCO Park (San Diego Padres), Angel Stadium (Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim), Minute Maid Park (Houston Astros) and Miller Park (Milwaukee Brewers).
 
It's also worth noting that PETA is keeping tabs on minor league baseball as well — dishing up a separate top 10 list for veg-friendly ballparks in smaller cities around the U.S. 
 
This year, Fort Myers Miracle's Hammond Stadium is the big winner with a long list of vegan options, including "vegan chili cheese dogs, fresh fruit salad, veggie tacos, veggie spring rolls, a pepper and onion Philly with vegan cheese, fruit smoothies, hummus and pita chips, and, last but certainly not least, the Tony LaRussa Dog — a veggie burger wrapped around a veggie dog and topped with mushrooms, olives, and vegan shredded cheese."
 
Check out the full list for the majors (here) and the minors (here).
 
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trick360 May 31 2011 at 3:44 PM

Although I am not a Vegetarian, I am happy to see that my home team, the Atlanta Braves, offer a good variety of vegan meals. We have the best of both worlds.

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