 Coming soon: See what nearly 40 CNN staffers discovered in 24 hours at the world's busiest airport #ATL24 Air travel these days can feel designed to make a harried flier feel like nothing more than a piece of cargo. From the interminable security lines to boarding cattle calls, anonymity is the order of the day, and that often extends to the food court. In a sea of endless soft pretzel vendors, undistinguished subs and sad, wan salads, it's always a treat for a hungry traveler to come upon an airport that's serving food specific to its city. While the fare might not always be quite on par with what's served at these restaurants' in-town flagships - hey, it's hard to cook in an airport! - these 10 offer up the next best thing to a long layover, a rental car and a trip back through security. Get the rest of the list at CNN Travel Previously: |
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I can find stuff to eat at Bradley's and at Midway (the only two airports I'm likely to go through anytime soon), but NONE of it is anything like home.
I've had Goldstar chili. That's some greasy, nasty stuff. If I'm going Greek, I prefer Skyline, 3-way.
He,he, you said "going Greek" and "3 way" all in the same sentence. Lol! :)
~_~ I do love it when someone catches my balls, I mean, tosses. ~_~
I like mine cupped...I mean caught too!
...Grin...
Cincinnati chili flows through my veins in lieu of blood. It is the food of the gods. (Grew up in Northern KY, right across the river from Cincinnati. It's kinda the only thing I miss, other than some friends.)
I don't know about tasting like home, but Seattle (SeaTac) of all places, has a restaurant the make the best loks (sp) and bagels I've ever had.
Headed to Vegas Saturday! I don't plan to eat much at the airport, just bellu up to the bar! Yee Haw!