Four Ballparks That Hit Home Runs on Taste

LOS ANGELES (TheStreet) -- For baseball fans, October is about playoffs. Whether their team made it all the way or struck out on the first pitch, Major League Baseball fans look to the playoffs to satisfy their hunger for the game one last time before bidding it adieu for the winter.

It's a time for faded jerseys, frayed baseball caps, cold beer and -- as anyone who's made a mad dash to the concession stand before the seventh-inning stretch can attest -- food.

Ballpark cuisine isn't all peanuts and Cracker Jack. These days, it's filet mignon and fine wine too. If you have playoff or World Series tickets, you can satisfy your inner fan as well as your inner foodie. TravelsinTaste.com has scouted out the best in ballpark dining for fans of the Angels, Phillies, Dodgers and Yankees.

Angel Stadium: At Angel Stadium in Anaheim, Calif., you can watch the Los Angeles Angels battle it out against the New York Yankees today and Tuesday. If you're lucky, you can do it from one of the stadium's three clubs, including the Diamond Club, a full-service upscale restaurant and bar, located directly behind home plate on the Field Level, that's open only to fans with field-level Diamond Club season tickets.

Serviced by Aramark, the clubs offer an always-changing menu that has included Southwest regional fare like chicken mole burritos, nachos and soft chicken tacos.

Citizens Bank Park: The Philadelphia Phillies are hosting the Los Angeles Dodgers at Philadelphia's Citizens Bank Park today and Wednesday. Fans with refined palates can skip the concessions in favor of the Executive Dining Room, where celebrities and MLB executives dine.