At this point, everyone, including that second cousin who visited one time and still calls the city "San Fran", knows about the gilroy garlic fries. Get an order in a paper tray or ask for them in a big souvenir helmet-either way, they're loaded up with so much finely diced alliums that the folks over at The Stinking Rose get a little jealous. Just keep in mind these fries have a short shelf life before they hit massive levels of sogginess, so be ready to eat up as soon as you get them.
Don't underestimate the power of a pork-and-dairy duo. Head to this Filipino stand for pineapple Dole Whip and chicken Shanghai lumpia-we'd happily trek from the nosebleeds at one end of Oracle to the other just to get them. The lumpia's shell is crispy and manages to soak up the entire plastic container of sweet chili sauce every time. The tangy Dole Whip makes for a dairy-free dessert that we much prefer to regular soft serve.
You might have to wade through massive crowds to get to this carved tri-tip sandwich spot in the back of the park, but the Baby Bull Sandwich is worth it. The medium-rare meat is tender and layered with caramelized and pickled onions, and pickled carrots, all on a plump roll that makes this sandwich one of the best in the ballpark.
When at Oracle Park, a day isn't complete without indulging in unique and delicious concessions like garlic fries and tender tri-tip sandwiches, making game days a culinary experience.
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