Consolidated "Best Airport Restaurants / Meals / Food" thread
Aug 21, 2004, 8:20 pm
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Originally Posted by JohnOClark
PapaDoux - seafood restaurant
I agree with JohnOClark "PAPADOUX" in the newer Continental terminal @IAH (intercontinental / George Bush)
Dont forget the sister restaurant "PAPASITOS" ...................Awesome Awesome Fajitas.......its in the food court (same terminal) although closer to the exit area to baggage claim
You cant go wrong either way
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Aug 21, 2004, 8:49 pm
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Aug 21, 2004, 11:03 pm
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The DAILY GRILL Restaurant on the mezzanine at Tom Bradley Int'l Terminal at LAX is the largest full-service airport restaurant in the United States, and is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Their food is fabulous, especially the meat loaf. Airplane food being what it is, whenever we travel from LAX on an International flight departing the Bradley Terminal, we usually eat at the DAILY GRILL before the flight, or order up a sandwich to take on the flight, forsaking what's served onboard. FYI, the The restaurant is before Security, so it's easy to access.
http://www.dailygrill.com/
http://www.dailygrill.com/
Aug 31, 2004, 2:56 pm
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Some international flavor
If you count landside too, then some of the connected hotel restaurants can be good. I remember having a perfectly good lunch at the MCO Hyatt Regency. To add some international flavor though, there is (may still be?) a pretty good restaurant at Hamburg airport, although I haven't been there in almost two years.
Sep 1, 2004, 1:47 am
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Sep 1, 2004, 11:21 am
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At ORD I like:
Bergoff's, great sandwiches, and worth the wait in line. For breakfast I like Wolfgang Puck's Breakfast Pizza.
Of course always like to grab a hotdog when I'm in a hurry.
at MDW Manny's is great, and there are a lot of choices in the food court.
Was in Cincinnati Sunday and saw that there is an Outback Steakhouse coming soon. On the topic of CVG, there is a Gold Star Chili, as well as a Carvel's Ice Cream. Sunday night they were out of everything but chocolate.
Also like Pascal's (not sure of spelling) in Atlanta. Again a great breakfast - you don't find many airport restaurants that serve grits.
In Denver there is a little place that makes good burritos. They are in the United terminal at the end where the Regional Jets go out. Don't remember their name but there is a framed review from years ago when a local newspaper ranked them as the best food at the Denver airport.
Bergoff's, great sandwiches, and worth the wait in line. For breakfast I like Wolfgang Puck's Breakfast Pizza.
Of course always like to grab a hotdog when I'm in a hurry.
at MDW Manny's is great, and there are a lot of choices in the food court.
Was in Cincinnati Sunday and saw that there is an Outback Steakhouse coming soon. On the topic of CVG, there is a Gold Star Chili, as well as a Carvel's Ice Cream. Sunday night they were out of everything but chocolate.
Also like Pascal's (not sure of spelling) in Atlanta. Again a great breakfast - you don't find many airport restaurants that serve grits.
In Denver there is a little place that makes good burritos. They are in the United terminal at the end where the Regional Jets go out. Don't remember their name but there is a framed review from years ago when a local newspaper ranked them as the best food at the Denver airport.
Sep 1, 2004, 1:41 pm
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Originally Posted by JohnOClark
PapaDoux - seafood restaurant
Sep 14, 2004, 1:09 pm
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Originally Posted by francophile
There's also an outpost of Il Fornaio ( http://www.ilfornaio.com ) airside, which is one of my favorite Italian restaurants, even if it is a chain.
Where in SFO is this located? The website revealed nothing other than their Battery Street location.
Has anyone tried Firewood Grill in the International Terminal at SFO? It always smells good when I walk by there.
Sep 14, 2004, 1:11 pm
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Originally Posted by yashan
Where in SFO is this located? The website revealed nothing other than their Battery Street location.
Has anyone tried Firewood Grill in the International Terminal at SFO? It always smells good when I walk by there.
Has anyone tried Firewood Grill in the International Terminal at SFO? It always smells good when I walk by there.
Sep 14, 2004, 1:13 pm
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Originally Posted by Junkie
Dont forget the sister restaurant "PAPASITOS" ...................Awesome Awesome Fajitas.......its in the food court (same terminal) although closer to the exit area to baggage claim
Actually the name of this place is... Pappasito's