At Nats Park this season, there will be plenty of bobbleheads, lots more cherry blossom-themed merchandise, and food from Jammin’ Island BBQ and Capo Italian Deli.

Our picks from the stadium’s 121(!) offerings.

Under a proposal being considered by the D.C. Council, vendors could start selling goods and services at local parks, pools and recreation centers.

Food trucks on the National Mall? One D.C. official would love to see it.

It’s tough being a Washington Redskins fan these days. But at least attendees at FedEx Field will be able soak up this fall’s sorrows with a delicious Ben’s chili half-smoke.

Given its long queue, we’d have to rate Shake Shack’s arrival in the District as a hit — and so it’s with excitement that we saw Dan Steinberg tweet this morning that the burger joint’s second location in the District, inside Nationals Park, will open next Tuesday.

Tom Sietsema dropped a huge bomb for those following the progress of Shake Shack‘s arrival in the District — the roadside burger joint that just started hiring at its 1216 18th Street NW location will apparently have an outlet inside Nationals Park this season.

Dan Steinberg, during the course of his quest to discover the consumables you’ll be able to purchase at soccer games inside RFK Stadium this year, stumbled upon quite the find: this year, you’ll be able to buy the “World’s largest gummy bear” at RFK. And boy, they aren’t kidding about the “world’s largest” bit.

Photo by Kyle Gustafson // http://photokyle.com/ Big news for D.C. United fans. The Washington Convention and Sports Authority and concessions manager Sodexo have reached an agreement to bring several new food options to RFK Stadium this season, including Ben’s Chili Bowl. Ledo Pizza and Fat Face Bar-B-Que will also be opening inside the stadium. The Ben’s news comes after two successful seasons at Nationals Park. The landmark local eatery’s move into concessions in 2008…

Photo by rsmdc I would bet a pretty large sum of money that Deadspin’s Tommy Cragg has never set foot inside Nationals Park, despite having attempted to tear it apart in a feature he’s started called “Why Your Stadium Sucks.” Not that there aren’t plenty of legit reasons to complain about Nationals Park, but Cragg bases his entire post on stuff other people have written about it or the team, and fails to talk…