Found an interesting article on Thrillist where they ranked the 72 “most meaningful” (their words) airports in the United States, by the quality of the food and drink options there.
The list goes from #72 (Bozeman Yellowstone International) down to #1 (I won’t spoil it for you)
Take a look at the list and see if you agree with the rankings. I was kind of bummed that my home airport of CVG (Cincinnati / Northern Kentucky) was all the way down at #62, but I’m not much of an airport food kind of guy.
I’d rather get my food for free at airport lounges anyways!
(READ: Free Lounge access with your Chase Ink card)
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(READ: Which United Lounge is the best one to go to?)
Do you agree with their list? What’s your #1 airport for food and drink? Leave a comment below!
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I’m just about to read the article, but in my opinion MSP is by far the best for food. I’d be surprised if it’s not number 1.
Some interesting reading on the list. I think STL and MCI are both ranked too high on the list. STL isn’t all bad but I fairly limited. MCI might have a couple of bright spots but you can’t get to any of them with the gate config they have so it doesn’t matter unless you include the ones they mention outside security and if you do that then you need to include all the food at the other airports they show that is outside security which changes the landscape at some airports.
Personally I like Portland, DFW, Charlotte.