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Birmingham Brewhouse
Birmingham- Shuttlesworth International Airport- Concourse A
5900 Messer Airport Highway, Birmingham, Alabama 35212 USA
(205) 595-0533
If you’re looking for a nice cold beer before your flight, this is a chill place you can grab a seat at. They have several craft beers and even seasonal brews for you to try. If you just want something small to nibble on while you sit, try the pretzel rolls or Bama chips. If you want something a little heavier, go for a flat bread or a chicken caesar wrap. They’ve also got breakfast options depending on what time of day you’re stopping by.
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Sushi On The Fly
Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport- South Terminal
5000 W International Airport Rd, Anchorage, AK 99502, United States
(907) 337-8744
If you are traveling through Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport, you must stop by and eat at this Asian-themed restaurant. They are open between gates C5 and C6. Their beer garden has over 16 taps of craft beer. It’s a full bar with some of the friendliest staff you will ever encounter. They have Asian cuisine; every sushi lover stops there for a quick fix before heading to their next destination. They take pride in making the healthiest food with quality ingredients. You will also find fried rice, salads, and noodle on the starter menu. The sports bar has 13 screens to entertain sports lovers.
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Wildflower
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport- Terminal 4, Main Concourse
3400 E Sky Harbor Blvd, Phoenix, AZ 85034, United States
(602) 275-6000
The general atmosphere at Wildflower is warm, contemporary, and comfortable. After going through the rush at Phoenix Sky Harbor airport, it’s nice to have a place to relax for a while. They ensure they serve fresh meals all the time. They have over 20 awards they have scooped since 1998. Their breakfast menu is very famous because of their home-style cooking. They have a breakfast bowl that contains sweet potatoes and greens. You can accompany your breakfast with coffee or other beverages. If you want memorable flavors, pick any dish from the seasonal menu. Dinner options include mac and cheese, Butternut squash ravioli, and braised beef mac and cheese.
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Smokewood American Grill
Northwest Arkansas National Airport- Concourse A
1 Airport Blvd, Bentonville, AR 72712
(479) 203-9305
If you’re craving some tasty smoked BBQ before or after a flight and you’re at Northwest Arkansas National Airport, grab a seat at Smokewood American Grill. Start off with fried pickles or truffle fries for the table. For the main course they’ve got all the goods from Cubans to their Smokehouse brisket cheesesteak and more. Whether you’re in the mood for a sandwich, a bowl of soup, or the sampler so you can try a few different items, they’ve got you covered.
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Planet Hollywood
Los Angeles International Airport- Tom Bradley Terminal
1 World Way, Los Angeles California 90045, United States
(323) 451-1004
LAX has many terminals, but if you find yourself in Tom Bradley Terminal, this is the place to grab a bite. Planet Hollywood has all-day breakfast, cheeseburger, chicken, lasagna, and plenty of dessert options. You can grab and go or sit and eat before you board your plane. They have kid-friendly options. They have an online store selling merchandise to help visitors commemorate their trip. They have multiple locations, including Paris, Qatar, and Las Vegas. They create a unique experience and make it easy to access great food while you are on the go.
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Root Down DIA
Denver International Airport- C Gate
8500 Pena Blvd, Denver, CO 80249, United States
(303) 342-6959
Root Down has consistently served its guests farm-to-table, seasonal, organic, globally-inspired cuisines. They have an inclusive and relaxed atmosphere for anyone to sit and grab a bite. They have gluten-free, vegan, and vegetarian options. Their wide selection of Colorado microbrews wines also focuses on organic growers. Try their vegetable-fused American comfort foods if you get a chance. They appreciate local ingredients and try to create healthy dishes as much as possible. That’s why they don’t use artificial ingredients or chemicals. Their intricate restaurant design includes butcher-block tables and vintage chairs with a wall filled with tin can lids and airplane decorations.
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D’Angelos
Bradley International Airport- Terminal A
11 Schoephoester Rd, Windsor Locks, CT 06096
(860) 254-5116
This spot is serving up all the grilled sandwiches your heart could desire. Their steak and cheese is probably the most popular on the menu but some other options include Korean BBQ, chicken and cheese, the Number 9 (with onions, peppers, mushrooms, American cheese and grilled chicken or steak), among other great options. If you just hopped off a flight and the peanuts and cookies didn’t hold you over, no worries, these sandwiches will do the job.
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The Legend Restaurant and Bakery
Wilmington Airport- Located just outside the airport, 4-minute drive/13-minute walk
201 N Dupont Hwy, New Castle, DE 19720
(302) 322-6222
Right outside the airport you’ll find this spot that feels just like home. Opening in the early morning and closing later in the night, The Legend Restaurant and Bakery is the place to get breakfast anytime of day. Wanting something from the griddle? Try their blueberry hotcakes or step out of your comfort zone and go for the Nutella & banana hot cakes. Or you can get a little of everything and get The Legend Special, that comes with two pieces of French toast, two eggs, country potatoes, and your choice of meat. Eating this will make you feel like you’re back at grandma’s house on Sunday morning.
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Zaza Cuban Café
Orlando International Airport- Gates 30-59
30 Jeff Fuqua Blvd, Orlando, FL 32827, United States
(407) 825-2001
Airport food usually gets a bad rap, but Zaza Café tries to make every dish special. You can pick from ten different entrees. They serve locally roasted blends of coffee and many breakfast combos. You can order eggs with your choice of ham, turkey, or bacon. It’s a nice location you can relax and eat in the middle of the airport rush. Their services get a lot of praise online from customers. They are located in Hub Gates 30-59. Zaza Café has various baked treats that are made fresh every day. Their egg sandwiches are the best, but you can also try their signature soups.
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Phillips Seafood
Hartsfield- Jackson Atlanta International Airport- Concourse D
6000 N Terminal Pkwy, Atlanta, GA 30320, United States
(404) 765-0038
Phillips honors a long family legacy with its recipes. They mainly serve seafood; if you are craving some freshly sucked oysters, this is the place to be. Their signature crab cake is what draws in the large crowds. They have made crab cake by hand every day since 1956. They have restaurants in many popular airports and along the East Coast. Because of their superior service, their Atlanta Airport location is always full. But you can order and pick up your food if you are in a hurry. Their grab-and-go counter is purposefully made for tighter layovers. They also specialize in blue swimming crab meat.
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Sammy’s Beach Bar & Grill
Daniel K. Inouye International Airport
300 Rodgers Blvd, Honolulu, HI 96819, United States
(808) 218-9143
Sammy Hagar is a rock and roll hall of fame. He has dedicated profits from the restaurant to helping kids. They make the best tacos, salads, sandwiches, and starters. Their bar bites include island pork toast, crispy potato, and Philly steak toast. The drink menu is not very vibrant, but you will find the food you are looking for. It’s a cozy, intimate setting with a beach vibe. The restaurant has multiple locations in different states. Go through their menu first and decide what you will order when you sit down. It’s a pretty busy location; it’s easy to miss a seat.
Cross Grain Brewhouse
Boise International Airport- Concourse B
3201 W Airport Way, Boise, ID 83705
(208) 383-3110
You can never go wrong with traditional American cuisine. Cross Grain Brewhouse has got you covered when it comes to burgers. The Cross Grain Burger comes with grilled red onions, lettuce, tomato, and the option of adding cheese, smoked bacon, or a fried egg. If you want to take the edge off before your flight, try out one of their featured cocktails or indulge in a glass of wine.
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Tortas Frontera By Rick Bayless
O’Hare International Airport- Terminal 1
10000 W O’Hare Ave, Chicago, IL 60666, United States
(877) 672-7467
Tortas Frontera serves handcrafted Mexican specialties. They are open at O’Hare at terminal 1 and terminal 3. You can order anything online and enjoy the meals anywhere while waiting for your plane. Chef Rick Bayless is behind the detailed menu. You will appreciate their hand-shaken margaritas and fresh-made guacamole. They source their quality ingredients from local providers. They have sustainably sourced dairy and meat on the menu. Their three airport locations open at different hours. Check their website and see if the nearest Tortas Frontera is open. Explore the award-winning restaurant every time you get a chance.
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Shapiro’s Delicatessen
Indianapolis International Airport- Concourse B
7800 Col. H. Weir Cook Mem. Dr., Gate B14 Indianapolis, IN 46241
(317) 241-0645
This Kosher style deli has everything you could want pre or post flight from a quick bite to a sit down meal. If you need something you can take with you, grab one of their many pastries, a bagel, croissant, or a reuben sandwich. If you’ve got some time to kill, enjoy one of their entrees like the spaghetti and meatballs, brisket dinner, or their baked chicken. They’ve got all kinds of hearty options to choose from here, you really can’t go wrong.
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Portermill
Des Moines International Airport- Concourse C
5800 Fleur Dr, Des Moines, IA 50321
(515) 256-5347
Sustainably sourced food is not something you would expect at an airport, but Portermill exceeds the expectations. From the fries to the beer, Portermill is truly an Iowan restaurant. The fries are made in-house as well as the baked goods, and they have a great variety of beer and wine available that were also brewed and crafted in Iowa. Enjoy a Bloody Mary while watching planes enter and exit by the floor to ceiling windows.
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River City Brewery
Wichita Dwight D. Eisenhower National Airport- Gate 5
2299 S Airport Rd, Wichita, KS 67209
(316) 263-2739
Come sit at the bar and order yourself a refreshing brew while you wait on your next flight. River City Brewery is a comfortable, relaxed spot to hang out and have a bite while you’re killing time. They’ve got all kinds of tasty options like wraps, sandwiches, tacos, pasta and more. You’ve got nothing better to do while you hang out in an airport so you might as well get a cold drink and some tasty food in you.
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Vino Volo
Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport- Concourse B
3087 Terminal Dr, Hebron, KY 41048
This is a relaxing and cozy wine bar that’s a great place to hang out and just enjoy some good wine and snacks before you catch a flight. They’ve got all kinds of tasty small bites like chicken potstickers, a Mediterranean plate and a charcuterie board. For the main course try their smoked salmon rolls, the pesto chicken sandwich, or the brie and prosciutto sandwich. Make sure to finish your meal off with some cheese cake. They’ve got all kinds of wine to choose from but if you’re not sure, ask your server to recommend a glass.
Café Du Monde
Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport- Level 2 near Gate A1
1 Terminal Dr, Level 2, Suite 2857, Kenner, LA 70062
(504) 303-7734
If you’re planning a trip to New Orleans, odds are you’ve heard of Café Du Monde. Widely popular for its sweet beignets, Café Du Monde is a New Orleans staple. Served in orders of three, these sweet treats can be washed down with their coffee or hot chocolate. If you’re hooked after you try this spot for the first time, there are several other locations in the New Orleans area to satisfy your cravings.
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Highlands Grill
Bangor International Airport- 2nd Floor just outside security
287 Godfrey Blvd, Bangor, ME 04401
No matter the time of day or what you’re in the mood for, if you’re at Bangor International Airport, you’re in luck. This chill little cafe has breakfast options like bagels, english muffins, and toast with bacon egg and cheese as well as muffins, hash browns, and omelets. If you can already smell the ocean air and are craving some seafood, they’ve got that too. Try their tasty lobster roll or a bowl of clam chowder. They’ve also got burgers and chicken items to choose from. If you’ve got some time to kill while you’re at the airport, grab a seat and enjoy a meal here.
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Silver Diner
Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport- Concourse B
7050 Friendship Rd, Baltimore, MD 21240, United States
(410) 694-0990
BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport has many restaurants. But if you want a classic American diner with all the comfort food and regional cuisines, visit Silver Diner. They have a fresh take on favorite American cuisines. They have gluten-free, vegetarian, and low-calorie dishes. They have more than 30 years of experience in the food industry. They have seasonal selections, burgers, sandwiches, soups, and salads. Some salads include grilled chicken Caesar, chopped Cobb, and ancient grain shrimp bowl. They also have a drink menu for thirsty travelers. They are open from 6 am to 9 pm every day.
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Davio’s Northern Italian Steakhouse
Boston Logan International Airport- Terminal C
1 Harborside Dr, Boston, MA 02128
(617) 357-4810
This is a steakhouse chain and one of the latest additions to Boston Logan International Airport. They compete with other airport restaurants in America by feeding travelers the best cuisines. It started serving in the airport in 2019. They open at 5 am for breakfast every day except Tuesday and Wednesday. They also close early, so you have to be there before 7 pm. There is pasta, seafood and plenty of steaks. Not all airport food is mediocre; you just have to learn where the best restaurants are. Davio’s is in terminal c around gate 25. They will give you one last treat if you are a visitor before you depart.
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Longhorn Steakhouse
Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport- Concourse A
9000 Middlebelt Rd, Romulus, MI 48174, United States
(734) 941-0173
Longhorn Steakhouse is where you go for decent-sized and well-seasoned steak while traveling. It has a ranch-style setup with many exciting features. They are known for making grilled beef, but they have plenty of American dishes on the menu. Their foods and drinks are all served at pocket-friendly rates. They have booths for people who want to eat in a group. They maintain a clean restaurant, and it’s pretty spacious compared to other airport restaurants in America. Their top-shelf customer services get a lot of praise online.
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Twins Grill
Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport- Concourse C
4300 Glumack Dr, Minneapolis, MN 55111, United States
(612) 726-6294
Twins Grill is hands down the best burger spot in Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport. They are in terminal 1 near gate 12. Their Minnesota Twins Sports Bar is a must-stop for all sports lovers. They serve breakfast up to 10:30 am. Their wild buffalo wings are very popular; you should make an effort to try them. You can enjoy full service or use the grab-and-go section. There is a wide selection of bar bites, soups, salads, burgers, and nachos. It’s a beautifully designed cozy restaurant that will make you feel relaxed. If you are a heavy hitter, the cocktails and wines are there.
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Gulf Coast Grill and Taproom
Gulfport-Biloxi International Airport
14035 Airport Rd, Gulfport, MS 39503
For a simple but tasty meal and a beer, stop by this spot if you’ve got some time before or between flights. They’ve got some really good burgers, patty melts, clubs, and other sandwiches to choose from. They also have plenty of great appetizers if you just want to nibble on something like potato skins, a quesadilla, mozzarella sticks, chicken fingers and more. Grab yourself a drink and chill for a bit at the Gulf Coast Grill and Taproom.
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Three Kings Public House
St. Louis Lambert International Airport- Terminal 2
10701 Lambert International Blvd, St Louis, MO 63145, United States
(314) 365-0724
Three Kings Public House has derived a flavorful menu served alongside beers and other drinks. All their dishes will tickle your taste buds. Their rustic design is part of the charm. They were voted the second-best airport bar in North America. Smash burgers are part of Kings’ signature dishes aside from the Caesar salad. Their food menu only has a few appetizers, burgers, sandwiches, and salads. But their drink menu is one of the richest you have ever seen. They have all the drinks you might be craving, from spirits to beer. It won’t be a complete trip until you get something to drink.
Ross Peak Grill
Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport- Concourse B
850 Gallatin Field Rd, Belgrade, MT 59714
Offering stone fired pizza with mountain views, Ross Peak Grill is a must stop before boarding your flight. Serving up classic American dishes, they also serve breakfast for those early morning flights and salads for the health conscious. If you’re a lover of thick crust, you will definitely want to try out their pizza which comes on a 7-inch crust! You can stick to the classic pepperoni pizza, be adventurous and try the barbeque chicken pizza, or be unique and create your own pizza. And if you just so happen to visit during the wintertime, feel free to cozy up and watch the planes go by at the 360-degree fireplace.
Kracky McGee’s
Omaha Eppley Airfield- Concourse A (South)
4501 Abbott Dr, Omaha, NE 68110
(402) 346-6070
First time in Nebraska? Well try the Nebraska Nachos at Kracky McGee’s. It comes with your choice of chicken or steak and pepperoncini, diced tomatoes, fresh red onions, queso, topped with jalapenos, sour cream, and cilantro. If that doesn’t sound like your thing, try one of their eight sandwiches. Come with a big appetite if you plan to stop here!
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Rachel’s Kitchen
Harry Reid International Airport- D Gates
5757 Wayne Newton Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89119, United States
(702) 261-7280
Harry Reid is a large airport, which means there are plenty of restaurants around. But Rachel’s Kitchen is highly recommended by all the travelers who have eaten there before. They have eight different locations. Some dishes are served all day while others come and go. Some dishes you should expect to see are breakfast burrito, avocado toast, Chinese chicken, cobb, and grilled vegetables. They have a collection of smoothies, try and find your favorite flavor while you are there. Rachel’s Kitchen serves blended, iced, and hot coffee as well. It will be a real treat as you kill extra time.
The Local @ MHT
Manchester- Boston Regional Airport- Gate 14
1 Airport Rd Manchester, NH 03103
(603) 624-5541
If you’re leaving New Hampshire out of or near Gate 14, you might as well grab a seat here while you wait to board. Try one of their beers on tap with an appetizer or a nice meal. Try an order of their loaded chips or a caprese salad. If you want a handheld, they’ve got several different kinds of burgers, sliders, and a grilled chicken baguette. Other options include flatbreads or some local favorites like fish and chips or a lobster roll.
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Famous Famiglia
Newark Liberty International Airport- Terminal B
3 Brewster Rd, Newark, NJ 07114, United States
(973) 624-0259
You can find the best pizza at Famous Famiglia. They have NYC-style pies. They let you customize every ingredient. Every piece is fresh with quality ingredients. They also have a breakfast menu filled with pastries, bagels, Stromboli, and different beverages. It’s a family-owned business that specializes in making different kinds of pizzas. If you are struggling to find a decent meal at the airport, stop by and grab a piece. If you are not craving pizza, you can eat pasta or soup.
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Tia Juanita’s Pronto
Albuquerque International Sunport- A/B Connector area after security
2200 Sunport Blvd Se Albuquerque, NM 87106
If you’re on your way to a flight but you feel like you still need a little bit more of that New Mexico flavor, Tia Juanita’s has you covered. Some of their most popular menu items include the green chicken chile enchilada burrito and the sopapilla fries. Get a combo if you can’t decide what you’re in the mood for, or go for some fajitas or a nice cup of soup. You can’t leave New Mexico before slurping down one last margarita, so make sure to order one before you head out.
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The Palm Bar & Grill
John F. Kennedy International Airport- Terminal 4
John F. Kennedy International Airport, Jamaica, NY 11430, United States
(718) 751-4798
The Palm Bar & Grill opened at JFK in 2009. They were the first to bring the airport concept of a steakhouse. Their menu is customized for travelers who are in a rush. They are conveniently placed; your order will start being processed as soon as you sit down. You can dine in or take away your food depending on how much in a rush you are. You can eat generous steak with a glass of wine in the relaxing establishment. The bar has all your favorite drinks, including unique cocktail combinations. The restaurant has multiple locations. It has been operating in the US since 1926.
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Brookwood Farms BBQ
Charlotte/ Douglas International Airport- Level 2 after security
5501 Josh Birmingham Pkwy Charlotte, NC 28263
(704) 359-4440
If you feel like you didn’t get your BBQ fill before you head out of Charlotte, make a pit stop at Brookwood Farms BBQ. They’ve got breakfast, lunch and dinner so no matter when you’re in the airport, they’ve got something for you. For breakfast try something like their Carolina breakfast platter with all the fixin’s or the steak and eggs. For lunch, go for a sandwich or a plate full of food. They’ve got pulled pork, brisket, okra, mac and cheese, corn bread, and all the other tasty items you think of when you picture Carolina BBQ.
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Trestle Tap House
Minot International Airport- 2nd Floor after security
305 Airport Rd Minot, ND 58703
(701) 852-1210
This convenient, fast casual spot is a great place to grab anything from breakfast to a beer all day long. For breakfast, try some eggs and an iced coffee or a croissant breakfast sandwich. If you’re around at lunch time, they’ve got all kinds of options like sandwiches, fries, salads, and burgers. Sit at the bar here or take your food back to your gate and enjoy.
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Bar Symon CLE Airport
Cleveland Hopkins International Airport- Concourse C
5300 Riverside Drive, Cleveland, OH 44135
(216) 762-1075
Bar Symon opens from 5 am to 8 pm every single day. They have an active runway view which most diners appreciate. You can get a tap beer selection to chase down food after eating. The restaurant is part of the United Concessions Group. Their only goal is to make customers happy. Smoked Turkey Rachel is people’s favorite on their menu. But you can also get crispy chicken wings, an impossible burger, or tomato soup. Bar Symon opened at the airport in 2017, and they have managed to maintain an excellent reputation. Don’t forget to look at their wins and specialty cocktails before leaving.
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The Grill at OKC
Will Rogers World Airport- Center Concourse between Gates 18 and 20
7100 Terminal Dr, Oklahoma City, OK 73159
This is a great little spot in Will Rogers to hang out if you need to kill time before a flight. Grab yourself a beer or a glass of wine and just relax. The menu is small but they have a little bit of everything. For breakfast you can try their breakfast sandwich with eggs, hash browns, and bacon on sourdough toast. If you just want something small, go for their buffalo style chips or the brewers plate with bratwurst, a pretzel, and sauces. They’ve also got pasta, burgers, and salads so pull up a chair and hang out while you wait to catch your flight.
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Capers Cafe
Portland International Airport- Concourse B
7000 NE Airport Way, Portland, OR 97218
(503) 280-1010
Capers Cafe is the place to be in Concourse B. They’re serving up super fresh menu items along with gluten free items, pastries, and a full bar. No matter when you get in or when you’re leaving, they’ve got something for you. For breakfast, try one of their many omelets, breakfast sandwiches, burritos, or a muffin or bagel. Get an espresso or a latte to go with it. If you’re in the mood for lunch food, they’ve got pasta dishes, gyros, many tasty sandwiches and more. People also say the salmon risotto is delicious. If you have some time to kill in Portland, go enjoy something to eat at Capers.
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Bud & Marilyn’s
Philadelphia International Airport- C Gates
8500 Essington Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19153, United States
(215) 344-8295
Bud & Marilyn’s is in terminal C. it’s a celebration of all the American classics; that is why they specialize in making comfort foods. It has become a staple in Philadelphia International Airport. Chef Turney opened it, and she named it after her grandparents. Chicken tenders with fries are budget-friendly and very filling. But you can also try a bucket of Marilyn’s fried chicken. They also have burgers, sandwiches, soups, and salad. You can get old-fashioned cocktails, lemonades, and wines from their drink menu. The atmosphere is very classy and picturesque. You won’t mind spending a few minutes there while you wait.
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Providence Provisions
Rhode Island T.F. Green International Airport- Gate 11
2000 Post Rd, Warwick, RI 02886
(401) 921-7118
This spot has the look and feel of any one of your favorite Rhode Island gastro pubs. This is a great spot you’ll want to grab a seat at if you’re flying out of or near gate 11. Start with some of their small bites like their hummus plate or some New England clam chowder. If you want something nice and hearty try one of their handhelds like the lobster roll, pub burger, or the bacon and swiss chicken sandwich. If you want something a little lighter, try their quinoa and roasted veggie salad. There are tons of great options for food and drink here.
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DeSano Pizza Bakery
Charleston International Airport- Concourse B
5500 International Blvd, North Charleston, SC 29418
(843) 767-7000
Nothing is worse than having to rush to the airport and not having enough time to eat something before you leave. When you arrive to Concourse B, you can take a deep breath. DeSano Pizza Bakery is serving up so many different kinds of fresh, wood fired pizzas. Try the meatball madness or the diavola pizza. They also have sides, salads and desserts on the menu. If you’re craving something fresh and hot and covered in cheese, check this spot out.
Red Stone Pizza Company
Sioux Falls Regional Airport- Sky Dining Area
2801 N Jaycee Ln, Sioux Falls, SD 57104
This is truly the only restaurant in this airport, but you’re in luck because they have a little bit of everything! They definitely have pizza, so go for a good ole fashioned cheese or some veggie. Some other options they offer include salads, plenty of sandwiches like grilled cheese and chicken clubs, along with different baskets as well. Some of their appetizers include onion rings, nachos, and a chicken quesadilla if you just want to share some bites. They’ve also got a full bar so take advantage and get yourself a pre-flight cocktail!
Party Fowl
Nashville International Airport- Concourse D
1 Terminal Dr, Nashville, TN 37214
Party Foul is easily one of the best restaurants in Nashville International Airport. It’s a great spot to grab a beer and some great food while hanging out before a flight. This hot chicken spot has a full bar, TV’s and great menu options. Starting off with the first thing you should order, they have all kinds of drinks here. Get a boozy slushie, a craft beer, or one of their tasty cocktails. For the table, order the pimento cheese and cheerwine bacon jam or hot chicken chorizo queso. For the main course, they’ve got all kinds of hot chicken sandwiches, salads, wraps, and more. Check them out all day from brunch to dinner to fill up before your next flight.
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Pappadeaux Seafood Bar
Dallas Fort Worth International Airport- Terminal C
2330 N International Pkwy, Dallas, TX 75261, United States
(972) 425-0087
Pappadeaux serves comfort food and other dishes inside Dallas Fort Worth International Airport. They have cocktails, wines, and different beers. You will also find Cajun specialties like crawfish platter and shrimp etouffee. If you are a sandwich and burger person, you will also find something on the menu. It’s a highly recommended restaurant if you want a variety of dishes and the best services. They have a kid’s menu with options like grilled and fried shrimp. It’s part of the Pappas family of restaurants. They are among the largest family-owned and operated restaurants in the United States. They have created a welcoming environment in a busy place.
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Squatters Pub Brewery SLC Airport
Salt Lake City International Airport- Terminal A
776 N Terminal Dr., Salt Lake City, UT 84122, United States
(801) 575-2002
Find your way to this reputable pub when you have extra time to kill at Salt Lake City International Airport. It’s a casual fast stop with a variety of dining options. Their menu favorites are sandwiches, soups, and salads. Their rice Krispy treats are some of the best in the game. You will also have a selection of world-class handcrafted beer at your disposal. They send beer to more than 20 states across the country. The pub brings a lot of beer lovers together. Their juicy IPA is freshly squeezed and very flavorful. Squatters restaurant is open for dinner, lunch, and breakfast.
The Skinny Pancake
Burlington International Airport- Main Terminal
1200 Airport Dr, South Burlington, VT 05403
(802) 752-6761
This local Vermont favorite is committed to serving up fresh and delicious items. They’ve got all kinds of things on the menu like crepes, burgers, paninis, little snacks and more. Along with some good eats, they also have a full bar and some tasty brews on tap. They’re serving hungry passengers for breakfast, lunch and dinner so if you have some time to kill, go grab something from The Skinny pancake.
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Legal Sea Foods
Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport- Terminal B
2401 Smith Blvd, Arlington, VA 22202, United States
(571) 551-5988
Legal Sea Foods is where to go when craving fresh fish at Reagan Airport. You can wine and dine while dealing with unwanted flight delays and get the best experience with the New England seafood classics. It’s a two-story space; you can go to the bar, dining room, patio, or lounge. They are located next to gates 23-34. They open at 8 am from Monday to Friday. Colossal naked shrimp is served with French fries and coleslaw. If you like it direct from the grill, you should order shrimp, tuna steak, or sea scallops. It’s the best place to kill some time.
Capitol Hill Food Hall
Seattle- Tacoma International Airport- A Gates
11 Air Cargo Rd, SeaTac, WA 98158
If you’re flying out of Seattle, Washington or you have a layover here, consider yourself lucky. They have different restaurants in this airport, but A Gate has a whole food hall with tons of options to choose from. They’re making fresh pizza, sandwiches, chowders, sushi, breakfast options and more. They also have a grab and go station if you’re in a hurry. However if you have time to kill, order yourself a nice, hot meal and grab a seat by the window watching the planes go by as you eat.
Java Moon Cafe
West Virginia International Yeager Airport- Lobby area, pre- security
100 Airport Rd, Charleston, WV 25311
(304) 343-1153
If you’re looking to kill time before a flight out of West Virginia, this cafe has you covered. No matter the craving they will have something for you. From the grill, there’s options like hamburgers, a patty melt, quesadillas and more. they’ve also got plenty of sandwiches and wraps to choose from like the the buffalo chicken wrap. Other menu items include salads, pizzas, and they also have a full bar serving up tasty cocktails.
Miller’s Brewhouse
Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport- Main Terminal
5300 S Howell Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53207
(414) 747-5300
Can you even say you’ve visited Wisconsin without having some cheese or beer? Miller’s Brewhouse makes sure you get a sample of Wisconsin delicacies as soon as you land. Miller beer is an American classic that was founded in Milwaukee and they make sure everyone knows it, starting in the airport. When you make this stop you obviously have to get one of their three iconic beers that are on tap along with the Local Cheese & Charcuterie Plate.
Jedediah’s at the Airport
Jackson Hole Airport
1250 E Airport Rd., Jackson, WY 83002
(307) 733-6063
While waiting to board your flight, make your last Wyoming pit stop better at Jedediah’s at the Airport. Known for their sourdough bread, Jedediah’s serves up breakfast for the morning flights then switches to classic American dishes for lunch. Get there early if you want to try their awesome sourdough biscuits, breakfast ends at 10:30!
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