LAX - Restaurants
Oct 12, 2004 | 7:22 am
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LAX - Restaurants
Hello,
Are there any restaurants on the "non-secure" side of the terminals in LAX? I know there are quite a few once you pass through security.
I've checked http://www.lawa.org/lax/laxframe.html but it doesn't say if the restaurants are secure or non-secure.
Thanks.
Are there any restaurants on the "non-secure" side of the terminals in LAX? I know there are quite a few once you pass through security.
I've checked http://www.lawa.org/lax/laxframe.html but it doesn't say if the restaurants are secure or non-secure.
Thanks.
Oct 12, 2004 | 7:49 am
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Oct 12, 2004 | 8:26 am
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Originally Posted by FlyinHawaiian
Even though it's overpriced and the food isn't that tasty, I made a reservation.
Oct 12, 2004 | 12:51 pm
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Lax restaurants
Encounter is one of my favorites. Love the view.
But you may also want to try The Proud Bird. It will require a 5-10 minute taxi ride. It sits adjacent to south set of runways at Aviation Blvd. Great view of the airport.
Another idea is a ride to to the Hughes Center (takes about 10 minutes by taxi). Mrs. Mach and I did this a couple years ago during a long layover.
MO
But you may also want to try The Proud Bird. It will require a 5-10 minute taxi ride. It sits adjacent to south set of runways at Aviation Blvd. Great view of the airport.
Another idea is a ride to to the Hughes Center (takes about 10 minutes by taxi). Mrs. Mach and I did this a couple years ago during a long layover.
MO
Oct 12, 2004 | 8:43 pm
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Originally Posted by MachOne
Encounter is one of my favorites. Love the view.
But you may also want to try The Proud Bird. It will require a 5-10 minute taxi ride. It sits adjacent to south set of runways at Aviation Blvd. Great view of the airport.
Another idea is a ride to to the Hughes Center (takes about 10 minutes by taxi). Mrs. Mach and I did this a couple years ago during a long layover.
MO
But you may also want to try The Proud Bird. It will require a 5-10 minute taxi ride. It sits adjacent to south set of runways at Aviation Blvd. Great view of the airport.
Another idea is a ride to to the Hughes Center (takes about 10 minutes by taxi). Mrs. Mach and I did this a couple years ago during a long layover.
MO
You don't need a Taxi (if want save some money), you can Parking lot B bus for FREE, Pround Bird is next to lot B.
Also in International Terminal is The Daily Grille, a local full service cafe/restaurant is nice for traditional American, and I also like Sushi Boy, and the Ramen (Japanese noodles) place
Oct 12, 2004 | 10:07 pm
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Originally Posted by deejboram
Hello,
Are there any restaurants on the "non-secure" side of the terminals in LAX? I know there are quite a few once you pass through security.
I've checked http://www.lawa.org/lax/laxframe.html but it doesn't say if the restaurants are secure or non-secure.
Thanks.
Are there any restaurants on the "non-secure" side of the terminals in LAX? I know there are quite a few once you pass through security.
I've checked http://www.lawa.org/lax/laxframe.html but it doesn't say if the restaurants are secure or non-secure.
Thanks.
Would have been disappointed to miss my flight, just to pop over to Encounters. Food while pricey, was surprisingly good for in-airport fare. Can't beat watching the flights.