The food was just okay. Super awkward to eat in the seats. You have to add your own BBQ sauce after you pay. I was thinking crab fries not chips (I don't eat chips) so I didn't try them. The Cole slaw is vinegar based and the vinegar was strong. Normal stadium up charge. read more

Boog's Barbeque - Pit Beef with crab chips and Cole slaw - Barbeque Near Me - Baltimore, Maryland

Had to get bbq while at the orioles game. I was a little worried at first because the line was really long, but they have a really good system here and it goes by fast. Grabbed a pit beef sandwich with those delicious chips. The beef was a little on the drier side but you do get a nice big pile of it. All the condiments and sauces were easily accessible after paying for your food. read more

Boog's Barbeque - Barbeque Near Me - Baltimore, Maryland

Lots of food. Great chips sprinkled with Old Bay spices. I got the Turkey sandwich. Pretty dry. Even when I put sauce on it after. Good sandwich! Lots of generous meat. I got the beans too and they were hot and great. All that for $27. Quite pricy. But very filling. read more

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BLUF: When a hotdog just isn't enough there's Boog's. Plenty of succulent beef, toppings bar with onion, horseradish, and sauces. You won't eat again after this pile of grub. Serving staff will guide you to the end where you pay at one of the barrel topped tables at the end. A bit confusing but you'll be guided through. I loved the vinegar and celery seed-based slaw, but they need to cut back on the salt on the chips. Could not eat the chips nor could my brother-from-another mother that's why it's 4 not 5 stars. Not inexpensive but good and you can choose beef, turkey, or ham. read more

Boog's Barbeque - What a pile of beef! - Barbeque Near Me - Baltimore, Maryland

I must start by saying the good is delicious. But it comes at a ridiculous cost. I recently attended a Friday night game with my son. We chose Boog's for our food. We each got a regular beef sandwich, mine with a very small side of slaw, my son got chips. We each also got a Coors Light. I didn't pay attention when I paid the bill but later looked at my receipt to see that, with 20% tip, my bill was over $82. Before tip, my bill was $69. Two regular size sandwiches, tiny sides (slaw was in a small plastic container), two beers - $69. Absolutely ridiculous! read more

How can you not go to Boog's when at an Orioles game? People are lined up around the stadium for this stadium staple. My son and I had the pit beef sandwich. 2 sandwiches came to approximately $26. That's with no add ons. Just a straight up sandwich on what's comparable to a hamburger bun. We didn't get any add ons because I've found that Camden Yards has the best hot dogs out of the stadiums I've been too... So needed to save room for that. Sandwich was excellent. I had the horseradish on mind and my son had BBQ sauce. Very tender and tasty. They are way overburdened, so be prepared to be rushed, but that's ok. Hopefully you're lucky like us and get a table right by the establishment! Is it good? Yes. Is it worth it? For the experience alone, yeah.... you have to. read more

Boog's Barbeque - Enjoying a Pit Beef sandwich - Barbeque Near Me - Baltimore, Maryland

The meat was cold and dry. Service is incredibly fast and friendly though. You'll waste no time waiting in line, which is a good thing since you're there to watch a baseball game. read more

Best food at the park Staff is super friendly Quick and easy Always go back every time read more

BEWARE: They made a duplicate charge for $36.03 on my VISA card. Original transaction date 06/22/21 which posted on 06/24/21 Duplicate transaction date 07/20/21 which posted on 07/31/21 Ive opened a dispute with my bank and am also alerting BBB to see if this is a one time error or a multiple time situation. Boog's BBQ charges more than enough for their pit sandwiches; they certainly should not be submitting duplicate charges a month later!! read more

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Boog was the best 1st baseman that I grew up with, was nice to see. Going to the Ballgame is a real treat. Ordered 4 sandwich's which were good. The prices were high but figured was at a ballgame and kind of expected it. Having a 20% tip added to my bill without asking for it was just awful, had to have it removed. TIP is to insure proper service, but don't want to get robbed. We must have gotten the bottom of the bag of the chips with the Old Bay, they were broken crumbs. & too over spiced and salted, my party did not find them to be edible. We were in the bar area but could not take any seats from the bar to the table for 2 Senior Citizens to sit down, the bartender said the seats had to stay at the bar. The employees are doing only what's in their best interests, real buzz kill. From now on will have to keep my guard up and watch out for getting taken advantage of...... read more

Wait: None, we got to the game a bit early for drinks and food. Server: They were SUPER understanding of my Gluten Free needs. The way they handle things is awesome. I know it takes extra time when they're already busy, but, I hope they know how grateful us gluten free folks are. Food Quality& Order: I got Turkey Regular Boog's on a Gluten Free bun w/ Coleslaw and I slathered it in OG BBG. It was delicious and I couldn't finish it for the life of me. Not to mention the gal behind me in line was also Gluten Free. The nice lady serving us gave us a full rundown of all of our gluten free options at the condiment bar. It's the little things. Atmosphere& Decor: It's at Camden Yards, my Yankees won (again)... overall and awesome experience every time! read more

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Solid spot in Orioles Park @ Camden Yards. Seriously good Pit Beef w Chips. Get the big one, it's worth it. Great ballpark food.

Not enough BBQ sauce in Camden Yards to contend with how dry that turkey sandwich was! Huge disappointment. read more

Boog's Barbeque - a baseball game in progress - Barbeque Near Me - Baltimore, Maryland

Tasty food, horrible value. The big boog sandwich comes in at a whopping $15.75. However, when everything else in the ballpark is also ridiculously expensive, it's not too far out. The chips are doused in old bay seasoning, which leaves them extremely salty. The meat is tasty, but the bottom bun was so soggy it completely disintegrated upon picking it up. One of the better options at the ballpark, but they sure take advantage of the fact that you can't bring food in. read more

Boog's Barbeque - Beef big boog - Barbeque Near Me - Baltimore, Maryland

Horrible don't do it!! Beef was full of grissle and the Cole slaw tasted like straight vinegar. Will never go there again!

It's super overpriced. The quality is mediocre for the price that you have to pay. I paid $37 for a pit beef sandwich and 2 sides... pretty rediculous. And then the cashier lady tried to add a 20% tip on my bill without asking me first. I said no thank you read more

The meat was cold and dry with oversalted chips. I've eaten barbecue before and the only thing barbecue about it was the mediocre sauce that's in a plastic container at the end of the counter. I would not recommend it to anyone. read more

Unfortunately this place isn't a shade of how it was 30yrs ago. The meat is all processed deli meat (it's hard to tell between pork and chicken) and the bbq sauce is heinz from a dispenser. 30 years ago this was the best spot with fresh meat and sauces but now... 2nd worst meal of my 8000mi road trip. read more

Attended 4/26/2023 afternoon game versus Red Sox with a friend and we were so anticipating a good sandwich but absolutely the contrary. I wanted moist rare roast beef - only had dry, overcooked, gristled meat available. My friend wanted warm turkey slices and was given brown shreds. Both of our rolls were dried out and just crumbled into pieces. We were EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTED-paying a hefty $17 for a sandwich and then the check out staff expecting us to tip. NOT A CHANCE. Boog BBQ used to be a favorite but neither of us will be eating those sandwiches again. read more

Not BBQ. The only thing BBQ about this place is the Heinz BBQ sauce they serve. The rest is barely warmed deli meat and some terrible chips. Do NOT eat here, walk 50ft further into the stadium and eat the tacos or chicken! read more

Way over priced for a mediocre at best sandwich. Chips were decent. Service was good. Ambiance spectacular.

I've always found the meats to be good, but the buns are very dry. Crumbles apart sometimes. Other than that it's one of the best options in Camden Yards. read more

RJ and I had lunch here during the Oriole's game. We both had the BBQ pork and I had the old bay chips and he had the coleslaw. The sandwich was tasty but would have been better with some provolone cheese. The chips were too salty but the coleslaw was good. read more

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Prices have gone up since last summer but I guess that is life. The sandwiches are much better warm so if there is a line be careful that they hand you a fresh one and not one that's been sitting. Good portions and always great flavor! read more

This place is absolute garbage. $16 for a stale bun and dry meat. The BBQ part comes into play a few feet away with the half broken squirt bottles of Heinz BBQ sauce. Complete waste of money. I would give it negative stas if I could. The staff is also beyond incompetent and rude as well. But yet they expect a tip when you use a credit card. This place should be removed from what is a great ballpark. NEVER AGAIN read more

I returned to Baltimore for the first time in 8 years and when I found out I was going to the Orioles-Rays game (that lasted 14 incredible innings), my first thought was "I have to get some Boog BBQ!" My father and I split both a beef and a turkey sandwich. The best part is how high the meat is piled on the kaiser roll. It's a well-sized portion and can be pretty filling. Sure, a sandwich may cost $10 or so, but it's pretty fair value for a ballpark. For the beef, we added Boog's BBQ sauce and I added some raw onions. I liked the beef, it was easy to chew and had a nice spice to it also. But as was the case back in 2004, the star is the turkey. This meat with the BBQ sauce, may be my favorite way to eat turkey. I can't recommend ordering that one strongly enough. The topping stand with the onions, horseradish, jalapenos, and sauces is a nice touch too. But if I had to give some criticism, it would be targeted at the sauces. The regular BBQ sauce tastes mild with a little tang. I like it well enough, but I'd like a spicier option too. And the mustard sauce just tasted like a spicy brown mustard, not a mustard-based BBQ sauce. And I'm a die-hard Mets fan, but I'll say it. Buck-le up. Good luck to the Orioles in September. read more

Bottom Line: Boog is better at baseball than BBQ. Boog Powell is an absolute all star baseball player but his namesake barbecue stand doesn't really do it for me. I was fooled by the super long line stretching down Eutaw Street that if I didn't get in line, I'd be missing out. I think the best part about Boog's is the nostalgia associated with the famous Orioles player or even summer trips to the Ocean City BBQ. For me, my sandwich was plain and dry and required lots of sauce. The accompanying kettle chips were good but very salty. For the amount of money I spent here, I think the more mainstream ballpark food is a better deal. read more

SCAMMERS ! I was overcharged $1.17 extra .. and didn't realize until I checked my bank account. So I ended up paying $17.17 for a dry ass sandwich that I eventually puked up. this didn't even include sides !!!! Imagine if they get 200 customers and overcharge 1$ each.. that's 200$ right there. Their food honestly SUCKS. Save ur money and eat somewhere else. read more

3.5 stars - for stadium food, this is really good. Located on the Eutaw Street walkway beyond right and center field in front of the warehouses, it's very easy to find after you enter the stadium from the main gate. It's overpriced because you're a captive audience at the ballgame, like any other ballpark food stand, but it sure beats a boring hot dog or sausage. The turkey is probably the best of the meats, but the beef wasn't quite as flavorful as I hoped, though it was nice and lean. The pork was somewhere in between. The chips were decent, but the Old Bay slaw was really tasty, and I'd prefer that to any of the other sides offered. There's a big table with a few different sauces after you pay at the register, but I only tried the original flavor, which was quite good. If you're going to Camden Yards, make this your food stop while you're there. read more

i was at the game today and got a boogs barbeque, for the first time it was horrible, we had 6 guys there and we all agreed it was bad, really dry, seems like it was sitting there since yesterday, i expect a lot more for $16.99, boog would be embarrassed , i will never get another one read more

Had heard so many good things was anxious to try Boog's BBQ . Was not overly impressed , as the turkey quality and baked beans were quite tasty however the bun used was way below par . Big enough , but not warmed or anything , just a cold bun, no flavor and broke up very easily . i just ate the turkey and tossed he bread , it seems the bread is one of the most important parts of a sandwich and there is lots of room for improvement here . I fully understand the inflated ball park prices but even with a turkey sandwich with a very small side of baked beans along with a soda and bottled water I totaled out at $ 22 . Given that the bun ended up in the trash I can not say the value and quality supported the that price tag . Just my .02 of course and im in the minority here . The ballpark and set-up are gorgeous , just need to fix the bun issue . read more

In town for the Giants series, and I wanted something different and I saw this place and wanted to try it. Went with the Big Boog (Pit Beef) with a side of Baked Beans and Cole Slaw. On top of my sandwich, I went with Boog sauce, horseradish and onions. The price was a little extreme; however, it was well worth it. The service was very good and efficient, despite the fact there was a game. I finally got my opportunity to eat the sandwich, and I was impressed the taste of the meat; however, the bread was soggy and the sandwich fell apart. I would definitely go with it again if I am in the area. read more

I'm not necessarily interested in reviewing ballpark concessions, but Clint's review is either unfair or out of date. I've talked to Boog twice this season before Oriole blowouts, and have enjoyed pit beef and pork sandwiches on these occasions. I've been impressed by the slaw and beans that accompany my sandwich for $1 more. This is a ballpark. I'm not going to nominate these sandwiches for any awards, but bear in mind that you can pay $11 for a warm Heineken at Yankee Stadium. Or $6 for a "nacho porker," a creation of indeterminate composition, at the AAA ballpark in Allentown. I'm impressed when stadium food has some degree of flavor, and even moreso when value is reasonable. It's not the fullest dinner you'll ever have, but a $10 platter at Boog's is a good start. What struck me unfair about Clint's review, though, is that Boog Powell loves the Orioles (I don't). He loves running this silly little stand. He sits by counter drinking soda for hours at many, if not all, O's games. Bear in mind that this is a putrid team. He signs autographs, encourages people to take photos with him, will tell stories about different players or ballparks when asked, etc. And, yes, he eats what he serves (probably to his long term detriment). read more

Ahh, summertime. With temperatures currently below my personal threshold for comfort, and my morale at an all-time low, it is nice to think back to the better times. Orioles baseball and Boog's. Despite living in DC, I am lucky enough to have an O's fanatic for a father, which means I have been coming to Camden Yards since it opened in 1992 and I was four years old. This summer I went to around 10 games, and probably ate at Boog's nine of those times. What can I say, if it ain't broke, don't fix it. I always go with the pork sandwich, although I have sampled a friend's turkey in the past and agree it was mighty good considering I don't really like turkey. My father, who can eat much more than his body would lead you to believe, always says to go with the double-meat. This is A LOT of meat and don't recommend it unless you are very hungry or are sharing with a friend. Sometimes a good option though when forgoing the bread. The kettle chips with Old Bay are a crucial side, and make sure to load up on onions and horseradish. The horseradish honestly makes the dish. Is the food perfect? No, but in my opinion, it is the best in the park. Forgo the crab cake (and who gets a crab cake at a baseball game anyway???) and get a delicious sandwich from the man Boog himself. Then, head to the Free State Pub by 3rd Base and grab yourself a Flying Dog beer on draft and enjoy the game. Thank me later. read more

One of my favorite things about Camden Yard's is Boog's Barbeque. I usually get it every time I'm at the game. My favorite is the pit turkey with kettle chips and beans. It is a hefty price but you are at a ball game but Boog's really gives you alot for your money. The turkey is overflowing on the bun and the chips fill up the basket. I usually can't finish the chips but my wife manages to help me with that. Plus Boog Powell is almost always there talking baseball and signing autographs so it's a win win. Great food and talk some baseball with one of the hometown greats. GO O's!! read more

I know its stadium food and its supposed to be pricey but this was bad bbq. Its not even worth $5, and you will be paying $15. I hope it was just an off night for them. However i would probably not go back. read more

Why on earth is this stand so popular? Can't people look past the name and see this is mediocre meat in the middle of horrible hard bread? Are you people insane? read more

Pit beef was really great. A little cold though. Their hard cider was also really good. Recommend it.

I finally got to Boog's this summer during one of my two trips to Camden Yards. The food was okay - but I was a little underwhelmed admittedly given the hype. The portion was pretty small for the price and the flavor was just decent, although I do like the Old Bay seasoning. If you're going to Camden Yards, you almost have to do Boog's but I think they take that for granted....Booo -g. read more

I arrived at Camden Yards starving, paid a bunch of money, then was less hungry. That's the nature of ballpark food, and it succeeded. I got the turkey Boog sandwich and a beer. Overall, I had mixed feelings. On the plus side: The sandwich was pretty large (though not huge), with good cuts of meat. ($10). However, the meat was cold and really dry. I probably should have added more toppings (There's a bar with BBQ sauce, onions, and horseradish), but didn't foresee the need to slather my sandwich with Heinz BBQ sauce. The roll was pretty weak also If I went again, I'd probably go with the "Double Boog" ($15 for double meat and chips), but I won't go again. I am being generous in giving 3 stars, since this is, after all, ballpark food. But there looked to be some good alternatives in Camden Yards, so you'll probably want to think about those before just seeing Boog's and settling. read more