Taste of Target Field Food Truck

Minneapolis, United States

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Telephone:
+1 612-659-4055
Website:
www.twinsbaseball.com
Address:
1 Twinst Way, Minneapolis, MN, 55403
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
740 ftSalem/Raleigh
810 ftQuentin Av
890 ftPrinceton Av
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Local time (Minneapolis) 23:17 Tuesday, 10 June 2025

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Hit the streets and look for the MN Twins very own food truck, Taste of Target Field! We feature classic ballpark foods including hot dogs, cheesecurds and the locally made Kramarczuk’s Bratwurst. Or try some of our chef inspired specialties such as the UB³LT (Ultimate Beer Braised Bacon, Lettuce, and Tomato sandwich) or the, soon to be world famous, Fried Pickle Sandwich.

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1 review of Taste of Target Field Food Truck

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Place rating: 1
Minneapolis, MN
My «Poutine Dog» (french fries, cheese curds and brown gravy over an all beef dog) had two french fries that I had to wait five minutes for. The two fries were limp and flavorless. The four cheese curds were average and a bit soggy with oil. The gravy was a thin brown packet-​style excrement they should be ashamed they are serving. The dog was plump and perfectly cooked but nothing special and had a suspiciously Oscar Meyer-​like flavor and texture (this is not a traditional skin-​on weiner with a snap as you bite into it). The bun was unremarkable and tasted as if it were straight out of a factory bag. I keep hearing about how wonderful the hot dogs and other food are at Target Field… so what happened? Is this just a low-​budget attempt by Target Field to jump on the food truck craze without actually offering any of the quality ingredients or care that the real food trucks offer?