Dunkin' Park sees new menu items this baseball season
The menu at Dunkin' Park is getting even longer, with nearly two-foot long French fries to go along with the two-foot hot dogs the park implemented last year.
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'There's been this kind of move at Dunkin' Park to get longer and longer and longer and bigger, so watching those two-foot hot dogs last season was incredible, we've loaded them up again this year,' Conor Geary, in-game host and sponsorship sales manager for the Yard Goats, said.
Team officials and stadium personalities say they want to maximize the options for stadium guests in the Yard Goat's 10th season. Dunkin' Park is the largest restaurant in Connecticut.
Other new menu items include a jalapeno popper grilled cheese and a meatloaf doughnut sandwich. Executive Chef Joe Bartlett has spent most of the offseason dreaming up new creations.
'I'm excited about the loaf, loaf doughnut,' Bartlett said. 'Should be interesting, it's a homemade meatloaf that we make in house. All the flavors are there. You get the savory with that and the sweetness of the doughnut.'
The goal is to have fans show up hungry and leave full.
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