Truist Park

"Home to the Atlanta Braves, Truist Park offers a variety of dining options, including a new food hall named the Outfield Market, featuring local vendors." - Erin Perkins

"Last year The Carvery had a 3-foot-long submarine sandwich that could feed the entire Braves starting lineup. This year, they’ve pared things down with their made-to-order brisket sandwich. While it’s a more manageable 6-inch sub, it’s still loaded down with half a pound of smoked beef brisket, sautéed mushrooms, and spicy jalapeños all topped with cheese sauce. The toasted hoagie is fresh with a nice crunch, but the tender brisket is the star. Its rich, smoky flavor isn’t just good by ballpark standards, we’d buy a Braves ticket just to walk in and eat this again. We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists." - Team Infatuation

"The Atlanta Braves’ new stadium as of the 2017 season, SunTrust Park has all the latest bells and whistles, from a rooftop lounge and multiple club levels to countless dining options and a children’s area with a zipline. In place of the museum at the team’s former ballpark, Turner Field, there are exhibits on the Braves’ history scattered throughout the stadium. Surrounding SunTrust is The Battery, a complex featuring a music venue, nightlife spots, an Omni Hotel, and even more restaurants, including Antico Pizza, Wahlburgers, and Terrapin Taproom (from the Fox Bros. Bar-B-Q team)."

"The Braves organization plans to hold an official World Series watch party at Truist Park on Tuesday night for Game Six. Seating for the World Series watch party at Truist Park is first come, first served, with tickets starting as low as $10." - Beth McKibben