The details
DFW Airport Board of Directors met May 1 and approved new concessions coming online over the next few years as the airport adds gates in Terminals A and C and builds Terminal F, according to a news release.
The third-busiest airport in the world plans to add amenities that feature some making a debut in domestic airports, according to a news release. Locations for the business with gate numbers, if available.
There were no estimated opening dates provided for new businesses.
Terminal A
- Chick-fil-A, first 24-hour location in a major U.S. airport, operating Monday through Saturday, Terminal A Pier
- Salad and Go, the first airport location with healthy salads, bowls and sandwiches, Terminal A Pier
- Mesero, Mexican, American fusion food, opens first location in a U.S. airport, Terminal A
- Olivella’s Pizzeria, Gate A14
- Ciao & Go, Terminal A Pier
- Minute Suites, Gate A38
- Mozart’s Bakehouse, scratch-made pastries and shakes, Terminal A Pier
- Nekter Juice Bar, first in U.S. Airport, Gate B10
- LaLa Land Kind Cafe, Gate B43
- Raising Cane, first Dallas-Fort Worth location open 24/7, Gate B19
- Whataburger with self-order kiosks, Gate B40
- Piada Italian Street Food, first U.S. airport location, Gate B14
- Velvet Taco, Terminal Pier C
- Bluebonnet Exchange, Terminal C Pier
- The Peach Cobbler Factory, Terminal C Pier
- Lone Chimney Mercantile, gifts made by local artists, Gate D33
- Minutes Suites, Gate D23
- Brewed coffee and pastries, Gate E19
- Sundance Travel Essentials, Gate E36
- Flyer’s Market, Gate E38
“These new partners represent the next chapter in DFW’s journey to transform the customer experience,” said Ken Buchanan, DFW’s executive vice president for revenue management and customer experience in a news release. “By bringing in bold concepts, including several airport firsts and beloved local brands, we’re laying the foundation for more dynamic terminals and a more enjoyable travel experience.”
