Report: Bengals, Reds stadiums rank low in food cleanliness

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Great American Ball Park, the home of the Cincinnati Reds, was the eighth-worst stadium in baseball in the report. Fifty two food locations at the stadium were inspected, and 26 had high-level violations.

According to one report, “Inspectors found old food from a previous game in a disconnected warmer on July 25, 2017.”

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Paul Brown Stadium, the home of the Cincinnati Bengals, ranked eighth worst among NFL stadiums. Sixty three food outlets were inspected at the stadium, and 34 had high-level violations.

One health inspection in 2017 “found a large amount of mouse feces, along with mold and a soiled garbage can inside an ice machine.”