What to Eat at Huntington Park

Ribs are available at Huntington Park, as are numerous other ballpark favorites.
Ribs are available at Huntington Park, as are numerous other ballpark favorites.

Being located in Columbus’ Arena District means you’ve got a wealth of choices for pre-game dining – but it’s a smart choices to visit Huntington Park on an empty stomach. The home of the Clippers boasts one of the best menus in the International League, and whether you favor traditional ballpark fare or items that you’d be thrilled to eat at a restaurant, you can’t go wrong here.

Most notable is the City Barbeque concession stand in the right field corner. Here, you can feast on pulled pork or beef BBQ sandwiches, ribs and traditional BBQ sides such as corn bread. Keep an eye out for the “Buck a Bone” promotion, in which ribs cost just $1 a piece. If you favor chicken, be sure to visit Roosters on the AEP Power Pavilion building in left field. Roosters sells a variety of flavors of chicken wings and has frequent 50-cent wing nights throughout the season. One hte ground floor of the pavilion, look for the Bob Evans concession stand.

If you’d rather go the traditional route, concession stands throughout the park sell such mainstays as hot dogs, burgers, nachos, sausages, pretzels, pizza, fries and chicken fingers, as well as dessert favorites including ice cream, brownies and sundaes. Other noteworthy items to check out include salads, sandwiches and subs.