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After passing through those gates so many times, gotta agree
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This Is the Best Airport for Food in America, As Voted on by Our Readers
Global Tastemakers is our first-ever reader's choice awards, celebrating the best culinary destinations in the U.S. and abroad. F&W readers voted based on travel completed within the past three years, on categories including restaurants and bars, cities, hotels, airports, airlines, and cruises. Due to the limitations of pandemic travel, this year's Global Tastemakers winners reflect a smaller portion of the globe. In many categories, we're including an editor's pick to shout out some more culinary destinations in places you can't miss. See all the winners at foodandwine.co
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Airport food has come a long way from the days of soggy wraps and stale coffee. Nowadays, airports around the world boast a wide range of options, from grab-and-go spots to wine bars to fine dining. While not all airports are renowned for their meal options, many have made significant improvements in recent years, including San Francisco International Airport, which our readers voted the best airport for food in America.
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