The most expensive (and crappiest) coffee/food you've encountered at airports
Jun 6, 18, 2:40 pm
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Any food at Boston Logan. One example, $45 for a crab cake at the domestic terminal. "Legal Seafood," illegal prices.
But I also have a counterexample. Portland, OR requires airport vendors to sell at in-town prices, so good food at reasonable prices is available. And guess what: PDX is crammed with vendors, and because of the prices they have plenty of customers. Portland may be weird, but this particular policy is working.
But I also have a counterexample. Portland, OR requires airport vendors to sell at in-town prices, so good food at reasonable prices is available. And guess what: PDX is crammed with vendors, and because of the prices they have plenty of customers. Portland may be weird, but this particular policy is working.
Last edited by alangore; Jun 6, 18 at 2:45 pm
Jun 6, 18, 5:59 pm
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Originally Posted by alangore
But I also have a counterexample. Portland, OR requires airport vendors to sell at in-town prices, so good food at reasonable prices is available. And guess what: PDX is crammed with vendors, and because of the prices they have plenty of customers. Portland may be weird, but this particular policy is working.
