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Things We Love: Potato Knishes at RFK Stadium
Think all concession fare is worth skipping? Not these.
By
Sara Levine
Published Wednesday, May 30, 2007
The potato knish at Kosher Sports is some of the best ballpark fare at RFK. Photograph by Sara Levine.
Everyone complains about the sub-par food at Nationals games, and after several soggy sandwiches and dry chicken tenders, I can’t say I blame them. But I have found one diamond in the rough: the potato knishes sold at Kosher Sports, just outside section 321 on the ground level. At $4.50 a piece, they’re overpriced (like everything else in the ballpark). But you get a generous, burger-sized pastry, with a nice crispy-chewy crust and plenty of mashed potato filling. A testament to their authenticity? My dad’s a native New Yorker, and he knows a good knish. He’s abandoned the Yankees and Mets and is a big Nats fan, but I think he looks forward to these knishes about as much as watching the games. RFK Stadium, 2400 E. Capitol St., SE.
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