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Guilty Pleasure: Camacho’s Nachos at Dodger Stadium

May 03 2010 · 2 comments · Echo Park, Guilty Pleasure

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I love the Dodgers, but I can’t say the same about the food at Dodger Stadium. I know it’s a travesty to utter this phrase, but: Dodger Dogs are gross. The texture is rubber and the taste is all salty pork water.

If you must eat a dog while you watch the game, I say brave the line at the grilled stand and get the Super Dodger Dog, which is all-beef and has more of a “real” taste.

But that’s not my top choice.

If there’s one guilty pleasure that I have no power to resist, it’s Camacho’s Nachos. They’re made with cheese sauce, which is almost always a bad sign, but when you add
the (seemingly) fresh guacamole, pico de gallo and a little sour cream, it’s use-a-fork-and-scrape-the-bottom good. The chips are Mexican restaurant quality and not the same as those gritty Tostito-esque ones they serve up with the regular nachos.

You also get your choice of chicken or carne asada. I usually go for neither, since stadium meat is a little scary, but when I feel like throwing caution to the wind and oinking it up, I opt for the carne asada, which is totally decent. I don’t ever go for the beans, though, because they create a too-mushy texture that I’m not into.

Camacho’s Nachos go for about $9. Pricey but somehow worth it. Don’t forget to ask for jalepenos.

-Valentina

Tags: best food choices, camacho’s nachos, dodger stadium, Food stands, hot dogs, price, review.

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2 Comments

  1. Cheryl Loney

    On: 00:19 May 25th, 2010 ·

    In years past, I loved the Camacho’s Nachos. But when the 2010 season started, they no longer offered chicken or carne asada. Am I to understand they are now doing so? - Cheryl

  2. eastsidefoodbites

    01:06 May 25th, 2010 · · author

    Yup, Cheryl. I bought them this season, and indeed they offered me carne asada and chicken!

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