MCO Eateries inside security
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MCO Eateries inside security
IS there anywhere good to eat there? It seems like I have never been there in the evening in all my years. Prefer to be on the cleared side of security, but will walk if the food is good enough...
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Last edited by Thomas Hudson; Mar 21, 2012 at 3:07 pm Reason: drunken
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The only thing airside in the Delta terminal that would count as "good" is a reduced-menu Outback. Other than that, its Burger King. On the landside, the options arent exciting...a Chilis, Macaroni's Grill, and a Fox Sports Grill. MCO's dining options are rather lackluster.
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The only thing airside in the Delta terminal that would count as "good" is a reduced-menu Outback. Other than that, its Burger King. On the landside, the options arent exciting...a Chilis, Macaroni's Grill, and a Fox Sports Grill. MCO's dining options are rather lackluster.
The Outback post-security usually puts out good food, but it's very difficult to cut steak with a plastic knife. I'll ask for several because they dull before I'm done with the steak. Usually I stick with beer and a blooming onion for that reason.
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The limited Outback is pretty much it. I vote for Macoroni Grill or the Hyatt pre security....
They now have Ruby Tuesday on the opposite airside....
They now have Ruby Tuesday on the opposite airside....
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The fast food is good before security though. They have a Panda Express and a Chick-fil-a, two of my favorites.
The Outback post-security usually puts out good food, but it's very difficult to cut steak with a plastic knife. I'll ask for several because they dull before I'm done with the steak. Usually I stick with beer and a blooming onion for that reason.
The Outback post-security usually puts out good food, but it's very difficult to cut steak with a plastic knife. I'll ask for several because they dull before I'm done with the steak. Usually I stick with beer and a blooming onion for that reason.
I would wash it down with American Beer though. Not keen on Fosters personally.
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Outback may not be fine dining, but I'd hardly qualify it as garbage.
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I've eaten at McCoy's in the Hyatt pre-security, and at Nature's Table and Qudoba in airside 3.
Here's some items that have been "spotted" at the airport on Foodspotting
http://www.foodspotting.com/explore#...238/sort/best/
Here's some items that have been "spotted" at the airport on Foodspotting
http://www.foodspotting.com/explore#...238/sort/best/
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