Minneapolis saint paul international airport food?

This sprawling bar at the south end of the airport mall celebrates the local craft beer scene with a rotating tap list filled exclusively with members of MN Brewer’s Guild. A list of flavorful eats includes fresh fish, juicy burgers, and wild rice.

Located in the old French Meadow space on the north end of the airport mall, People’s Organic offers next-generation fare from organic restaurant pioneer Lynn Gordon. The sprawling space includes a baked goods counter, cozy cocktail lounge, and cafe offering sprouted wraps, sandwiches, and “Earthbound” salads.

A true food truck success story, Smack Shack got its start in the Twin Cities in 2010. In the intervening decade, it has joined the ranks of the metro’s most popular restaurants and become the definitive local spot for lobster rolls. Fill up with a fried shrimp basket, clam chowder, or a lobster quesadilla.

Enjoy a local brew under the indoor pergola and bask in eternal summer. An eclectic pub menu offers wings, totchos, and the full-blown “Juicy Blucy” burger experience it’s known for.

A breakfast savior at the airport, open at 5 a.m. daily for grab-and-go sweets like pastries, cupcakes, and scones. You know what makes every flight better? Doughnuts. Plan accordingly.

Tucked down food truck alley in the E concourse, a Minnesota-favorite ice cream brand. Round out a meal with a scoop of pavarotti on a dipped waffle cone, or a seasonal sorbet.

An airport outpost built to mirror the classic diner car in Minneapolis’ Longfellow neighborhood. A reliable stop for decadent breakfast classics like “Hi-Tops” — fried dough piled with savory or sweet toppings — as well as other diner classics like burgers and shakes.

Solid ramen, quick service, and streamlined ordering via tablets. Always popular, but not always easy to grab a seat. Look for a spot and plug in quickly.

A venture by acclaimed chef Russell Klein, whose restaurant Meritage is a local bastion of fine French cuisine, Mimosa is a raw bar and brasserie influenced by simple Provencal cooking. Pair French onion soup with pan-seared lamb chops or butternut squash risotto, and save room for a creme brulee.

Celebrated local chef Doug Flicker takes three seasonal ingredients and transforms them into a modern Italian menu of antipasti and insalata, pasta, and paninis. Order a few small plates of broccolini, truffle fries, and Sicilian tuna, or classic lasagne.

Local chef Ann Kim has won James Beard awards for her thin-crust pizzas — Vero is her airport outpost. Get a classic cheese or margherita, or try combos like the Hot Hawaiian, made with garlic cream, bacon bits, roasted pineapple, and jalapenos. In the morning, stop by for the extensive breakfast menu.

Mill City is a reliable stop for hearty Minnesota classics like smoked white fish dip, smoked pork chops, and sweet potato fries. It has a great kids menu, too, and a full bar with craft beers and wines.

Options at MSP’s smaller Terminal 2 are a bit sparse, but Surdyk’s is a great option for a light meal before a flight. Pair a glass of merlot with a cheese plate, panini, or salad, and save room for dessert. Surdyk’s also has a case of gourmet cheeses if you’re looking to bring a treat home with you.

People’s Organic: Organic wraps, sandwiches, salads, and hearty breakfast dishes

Ike’s Clubhouse: Golf-themed restaurant with classic grill food and a broad selection of beers on tap

Stone Arch: Elevated pub food, a breakfast menu, and a robust tap list of beers from MN Brewer’s Guild craft brewers

Smack Shack: Seafood menu featuring popular lobster rolls plus po’ boys, burgers, soups, appetizers

Firehouse Subs: Specialty and build-your-own sub shop founded by firemen; beer, wine, and cocktails are available

Escape Lounge: Vast lounge set away from airport bustle; admission buys you food and drinks

Settlebello: Neopolitan pizza, salads, and charcuterie, plus a full bar

Lake Wine Kitchen + Bar: Flights of wine with soups, salads, small plates, cheeses, and charcuterie, plus a full bar

Shake Shack: Classic burgers, flat-top hot dogs, cheese fries, and creamy shakes

The Cook & The Ox: Swanky steakhouse setting with premium cuts, pan-seared salmon, burgers, wine, and cocktails

Hissho Sushi: Sushi, sashimi, and poke bowls, accompanied by a full bar.

Starbucks

Dunkin’ Donuts

Auntie Anne’s

Chili’s

Caribou Coffee

Blue Door Pub: Local burger spot offering Juicy Blucys (blue cheese-stuffed burgers), wings, totchos, salads, and sandwiches, plus a full bar

Bruegger’s Bagels

Greek Kitchen: Falafel, spanakopita, pita wraps, and salads with zesty seasoned fries

The Cocktail Room at 18th and Central: Spirits and craft cocktails from local Tattersall Distillery, plus bar snacks like cheese plates, flatbreads, and wings

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Joe & the Juice: Fresh-pressed juices and smoothies, plus sandwiches, breakfast bowls, and coffee

Buffalo Wild Wings

Bottle Rocket: Fast-casual restaurants with sandwiches, snacks, salads, and full bar, plus grab-and-go options

Verdi Market: Gourmet grab-and-go market with sandwiches, salads, and fresh-made pastries delivered daily from popular restaurant the Lynhall, plus local Dogwood coffee

Vino Volo: Full-service wine bar with small plates, flights, and bottles to-go

Twins Grill: Minnesota Twins-themed full-service sports bar with burgers, nachos, wings, salads, and more

Smashburger: Juicy smash burgers on butter-toasted buns with shakes and sides

Starbucks

Chick-fil-A

Leeann Chin: Fast-casual kung pao chicken, cream cheese puffs, and potstickers

McDonald’s

Republic: Nachos, fish and chips, burgers and more, plus a small breakfast menu and bar service on Tuesdays and Saturdays

Holy Land Deli: Local halal restaurant serving shawarma, kebabs, gyros, greek salads, and hummus

Red Cow: Local spot known for burgers, also serving cheese curds, wings, local beers, and cocktails

Angel Food Bakery: Grab and go sweet treats, known for excellent gourmet doughnuts

Sebastian Joe’s: A Minnesota-classic ice cream brand.

Qdoba

LoLo American Kitchen: Elevated small plates, burgers, tacos, steak and salmon entrees, and desserts, plus a creative bar menu

Roasting Plant: Pick-your-own-blend coffee spot where the beans are roasted onsite

Caribou Coffee

Camden Food Co.: Paninis, baked goods, and sandwiches

Panda Express

Wendy’s

People’s Organic: Organic wraps, sandwiches, salads, and hearty breakfast dishes

Chick-fil-A

Zona Cocina: Mexican restaurant serving tacos, enchiladas, fajitas, and more, plus a full bar

Hi-Lo Diner: Local retro diner with decadent breakfast options like Hi-Tops (fried dough with sweet or savory toppings), burgers, malts and shakes, and a full bar

Shoyu: Modern Japanese menu of sushi, ramen and other noodle dishes, and dumplings

Mimosa: French brasserie-style restaurant and bar by local chef Russell Klein

Cibo Food Hall: Walk-through dining options like burgers, hot and cold bars, and pizza by the slice

Minnibar: Small bar and cafe with sandwiches, starters, and hearty entrees

FlyBar: Ten-seat cocktail bar with a menu of ramen, sushi, and sashimi

Volante: Full service modern Italian restaurant with pasta and paninis by local chef Doug Flicker

Cibo Express: Grab-and-go market with salad, snacks, and sandwiches

Vero: Thin-crust pizza from James Beard award-winning chef Ann Kim

The Donut Trap: A doughnut-stocked vending machine by a local maker.

Starbucks

Mill City Hearty Minnesota classics like smoked white fish dip, smoked pork chops, and sweet potato fries, plus a great kids menu.

Crisp & Green: Fast-casual, locally founded salad bar

Custom Burgers: Variety of burgers and toppings, fried chicken sandwiches, hot dogs, and wings

Poppy’s: Early morning spot for bagels, breakfast sandwiches, and pastries

Where to eat when flying out of MSP’s smaller Humphrey terminal

Minnesota Wild Bar and Restaurant: Hockey-themed sports bar with classic bar and grill food, beer, and wine

Caribou Coffee

Starbucks

Cocina Del Barrio: Latin American and Mexican menu of tacos, tortas, and enchiladas, plus a wide selection of tequilas

Surdyk’s Flights: Food and wine market with gourmet cheeses, plus a bar and a menu of salads, paninis, sandwiches, desserts

MSP MKT: Bistro-style marketplace with pizza, salad, sandwiches, and an array of grab-and-go items

Subway

Flying in or out of the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport and looking to grab a bite? Here’s a list of restaurants and other eateries at the airport, and where to find them.

A & W — Terminal 1, Concourse A, near gates A1 and A2 — map.

Angel Food Bakery — Terminal 1, Concourse E, near Gate E5 — map.

Black Sheep Coal Fired Pizza — Terminal 1, MSP Mall — map.

Blue Door Pub — Terminal 1, Concourse A, tram stop between gates C28 and A1 — map.

Bradstreet Craftshouse — Terminal 1, InterContinental Hotel, first floor — map.

Camden Food Co. — Terminal 1, Concourse F — map.

Caribou Coffee — Terminal 1, Concourse A, near Gate A1; Terminal 1, Concourse F, near Gate F1; Terminal 1, entrance of Concourse G; Terminal 2, baggage claim; Terminal 2, near Gate H8 — map.

Champions’ Grille by Ike’s — Terminal 1, MSP Mall — map.

Chick-fil-A — Terminal, Concourse C, near gate C12; Terminal 1, Concourse F, near Gate F7 — map.

Chili’s — Terminal 1, MSP Mall — map.

Cibo Express Gourmet Market — Terminal 1, Concourse G, near gates G4, G8, G12, G15 and G22 — map.

Cibo Food Hall — Terminal 1, Concourse G, near gates 1-6 — map.

City Point Bar — Terminal 1, at the end of the tunnel to Concourse B — map.

Cocina Del Barrio — Terminal 2, near Gate H8 — map.

DQ Grill & Chill — Terminal 1, Concourse C, near Gate C6 — map.

Dunkin’ Donuts — Terminal 1, MSP Mall — map.

Farmers Market — Terminal 1, baggage claim near door 1 — map.

FlyBar — Terminal 1, Concourse G, near Gate G9 — map.

Godfather’s Pizza — Terminal 1, Concourse A, near Gate A1 — map.

Hi-Lo — Terminal 1, Concourse F, near Gate F10 — map.

Holy Land Deli — Terminal 1, Concourse E, in Food Truck Alley — map.

La Voya Brasserie — Terminal 1, first floor of InterContinental Hotel — map.

Lake Wine Kitchen + Bar — Terminal 1, MSP Mall — map.

LoLo American Kitchen — Terminal 1, the end of Concourse E — map.

McDonald’s — Terminal 1, Concourse D — map.

Mill City Tavern — Concourse G, near Gate 17 — map.

Mimosa — Terminal 1, Concourse G, near gates G1 and G2 — map.

Minnesota Wild Bar and Restaurant — Terminal 2, Concourse H; Terminal 2, post-security — map.

Minnibar — Terminal 1, Concourse G, near gates G2 and G18 — map.

MSP MKT — Terminal 2, near Gate H8 — map.

MSP To-Go — Terminal 1, MSP Mall, near Security South — map.

Panda Express — Terminal 1, Concourse F, near Gate F5 — map.

Peoples Organic — Terminal 1, Concourse F, near Gate F7 — map.

Qdoba — Terminal 1, middle of Concourse E, near Gate E6 — map.

Quiznos — Terminal 1, Concourse A food court — map.

Red Cow — Terminal 1, Concourse E — map.

Republic — Terminal 1, Concourse D — map.

Salty Tart — Terminal 1, Concourse E — map.

Shoyu — Terminal 1, near the entrance to Concourse G — map.

Skol Cafe & Bar — Terminal 1, Concourse A, near Gate A10 — map.

Smack Shack — Terminal 1, MSP Mall — map.

Smashburger — Terminal 1, Concourse C, near Gate C12 — map.

Starbucks Coffee — Terminal 1, MSP Mall; Terminal 1, north end of MSP Mall; Terminal 1, Concourse C, near Gate C12; Terminal 1, baggage claim; Terminal 2, near Gate H5 — map.

Stone Arch — Terminal 1, south end of MSP Mall — map.

Subway — Terminal 2, near Gate H8 — map.

Surdyk’s Flights — Terminal 2, near Gate H8 — map.

Tagliare — Terminal 1, Concourse G, near gates G1 and G22 — map.

TwinBurger — Terminal 1, Concourse G, near Gate G17 — map.

Twins Grill — Terminal 1, Concourse C, near Gate C12 — map.

Verdi Market — Terminal 1, Concourse C, near Gate C6

Vero — Terminal 1, Concourse G, near Gate G16 — map.

Vino Volo — Terminal 1, Concourse C, near Gate C7 — map.

Volante — Terminal 1, Concourse G, near Gate G12 — map.

Wendy’s — Terminal 1, Concourse F, near Gate F7 — map.

Map of Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport: Where to find bathrooms, restaurants, shops and more

The airlines that fly out of MSP airport — and the terminals they use

Parking at MSP airport: Terminal 1 and 2 ramps, rates, map, park and fly

Metro Transit Map of LRT Stations

The Terminal 1 METRO Blue Line station is located below the Red, Blue and Silver parking ramps. From the Tram Level (one level below bag claim), take the tram to the Red, Blue and Silver parking ramps. When you exit the tram, follow the signs to the METRO Blue Line station.

The Terminal 2 METRO Blue Line station is located on the north side of the Orange Ramp. From Level 1, near Ticketing, take the elevator or escalator up to the Orange Ramp skyway. Follow the signs to the light rail station. Take the escalators or elevators down one level to the station platform.

The stations are fully accessible.

The METRO Blue Line operates every 12 to 15 minutes from approximately 3:30 a.m. to midnight (southbound), seven days a week. Travel on the METRO Blue Line between airport terminals is available 24 hours a day. The full schedule is here.

From the airport, trains can take you to Mall of America in about 12 minutes and to the Warehouse District in downtown Minneapolis in about 25 minutes. If you have a layover and plan to take the train away from the airport, please allow time to travel and return.*

*Be sure to check the latest METRO Blue Line schedule at Metrotransit.org if you plan to utilize this service.

Use the METRO Blue Line to travel between airport terminals. There is no charge for service between MSP’s terminals, and service between terminals operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Complimentary shuttle service between the terminal buildings is available as an alternative to light rail for passengers with mobility challenges and those with special needs (e.g. physical limitations, elderly, parent with young children and baggage).