Portfolio magazine unearths some "hidden gems" near some of the biggest airports in the U.S., including but not limited to Atlanta (Brake Pad), Chicago (Giordano's, Lou Malnati's), Dallas–Fort Worth (Via Real), Los Angeles (Mariposas)....
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Pictured: Airplane food, not vegan. Photograph by Robyn Lee. From a previous eight month stint of living a vegan lifestyle, I can tell you that traveling as a vegan can be a daunting task. Though I'm a believer that being forced to eat on a plane or in an airport food court is not the most enjoyable no matter what your food preferences, vegans have it rough in the land of fried food and mystery ingredients in the terminal and in flight. Most airlines don't provide cuisine in coach—Jet Blue will give you (vegan but oily and gross) Terra Blues, Virgin America might deliver a box of cheese and crackers if there are leftovers from first class and the...
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My advice would be not to eat at the airport, but if you have to, Grub Street has some great suggestions....
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