10 Airport Restaurants That Are Worth Stopping For
The thrill of taking off is what makes heading to new destinations so exciting, and airports around the country are turning into destinations in themselves. From minimalls to delicious cafes, you might not find yourself as frustrated the next time you get stranded at the airport. Check out one of these restaurants for a tasty meal before jumping on your next flight, and you may find yourself routing future travels through these cities for a return visit!
The Salt Lick
If you're in the Austin Airport, The Salt Lick is a must. Just past security, so only travelers can dine at this location, the menu features smoked meats and sandwiches you're going to love.
Shake Shack
These burgers are a must eat. Shake Shack began as a humble hot dog cart in New York and now has a following of zillions. Check it out in JFK and even Dubai International.
Ike's Food & Cocktails
When flying out of or through Minneapolis, stop by Ike's Food & Cocktails for a down-home meal and classic drinks. It's known for a killer bloody Mary, so order one along with a delicious sandwich and time will fly by.
Vino Volo
With locations in several airports such as Philadelphia and Denver, Vino Volo offers stunning small plates paired with wines that take the edge off before a long flight.
Qdoba
If you're looking for a Mexican fix, hit Qdoba, found in several airports like Orlando and Reagan National Airport in Washington DC. Sit down with a Naked Bowl Burrito made the way you want it, and do a bit of people-watching before catching your plane.
Pink's Hot Dogs
Locals have been in love with Pink's Hot Dogs for years, and now travelers can get a bite of the classic dog at Los Angeles International Airport.
La Brea Bakery
Known for its fresh-baked bread, La Brea Bakery, found in Los Angeles International Airport, offers lots of delicious eats that elevate your travel experience. And the french fries are the best.
Tortas Frontera
Chef Rick Bayless's Tortas Frontera terminal hot spot can be found in the Chicago O'Hare Airport featuring fresh veggies, local meats, and seasonal flavors.
Sushi Maki
Miami is known for scrumptious fresh fish, so hit Sushi Maki in the Miami International Airport if you're stopping through. The restaurant has been showcasing fresh rolls since it opened in 2000, which makes picking up one of its unique combos, like chicken and waffles — karaage (Japanese fried chicken) and a homemade scallion waffle — so delicious.