If you travel a lot, there is a good chance you are spending a lot of time in the airport. And if you are spending a lot of time in the airport, you are probably spending a lot of time eating or snacking in the airport. Frommer’s recently released a Top 10 of Airport Restaurants. Although these restaurants aren’t necessarily the healthiest, they do offer people real food choices that go beyond the typical fast-food selections found in most airport facilities. Ordered alphebetically, here is what Frommer’s suggests for a decent meal:| Airport | Restaurant | Cuisine | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| Atlanta (ATL) | One Flew South (www.oneflewsouthatl.com) | Fine Dining with a mix of Southern and Asian Influence | Terminal E |
| Baltimore (BWI) | Obrycki’s | Full casual-style menu with amazing crab-cake sliders | Gate B11 |
| Boston (BOS) | Legal Sea Foods (www.legalseafoods.com) | Fish and Shellfish | Terminal A – Legal’s Test Kitchen (shortened menu, fast delivery); Terminal B – Legal C Bar; Terminal C – traditional restaurant |
| Chicago (ORD) | Tortas Frontera | Mexican | O’Hare’s Terminal 1 (2nd outlet coming to Terminal 3) |
| New York (JFK) | Deep Blue Sushi | Japanese / Sushi | Jet Blue Terminal 5 |
| New York (LGA) | Custom Burgers | Burgers | Delta Terminal |
| Los Angeles (LAX) | Encounter at LAX (www.encounterlax.com) | American | In the Center of the Airport |
| Minneapolis (MSP) | Ike’s Food and Cocktails (www.shopsatmsp.com) | Fine Dining Steakhouse | In the Lindbergh Terminal “mall” near Concourse E |
| Raleigh, NC (RDU) | 42nd Street Oyster Bar Outpost | Fish and Seafood | Terminal 2 |
| Seattle (SEA) | Ivar’s (www.ivars.com) | Fish and Seafood | Central terminal area after security |
Have you frequented any of these restaurants? Which ones? Do you have any you’d like to add to the list?
Source: Frommer’s
