Padres & Mariners Spring Training in Peoria

The Peoria Sports Complex, spring training home of the Mariners and the Padres, believes they have the "most diverse food selections in the Cactus League." ScoreboardGourmet is one paycheck short of buying a ticket to Phoenix to investigate this claim. Specifically, they tell me their supersized Ruthian hot dog (thank you, Cook & Son Bats, for the photo) has been called the best hot dog in the league. I'm hungry, though maybe not for a half-pound-dog.

What You Can Eat At The Game in Peoria:

The Power Alley (third base concourse): barbeque, Greek gyros, teriyaki, frozen yogurt, kettle corn, fry bread, frozen daiquiris and specialty sausages.
Around the stadium: hot dogs, hamburgers, peanuts, popcorn, ice cream, nachos and pizza. And, sodas, water, lemonade, juice, margaritas, mixed drinks and a diverse selection of beer.
The outfield lawn area: baja fish tacos cooked fresh to order, tri-tip sandwiches and pulled pork.
Taste of the Cactus League (main concourse behind home plate): burgers, cheese steaks and wings representative of the different Cactus League teams.
The Kids Zone (first base concourse): discounted kids’ meal with choice of hot dog or peanut butter and jelly, chips and a small drink for just $3.50.