Food & Beverage

People have been pinching (that’s “stealing” for us Americans) the salt and pepper shakers from Virgin Atlantic for years. And no wonder…they’re shaped like planes and are adorable! Humorously named…

I’d like to think that U.S. airlines are, at least to some extent, in line with passengers when it comes to the food and beverages they offer. All airlines have…

There are plenty of airport rating systems out there. Skytrax, World Airport Rewards, Condé Nast Traveler, J.D. Power & Associates, Travel & Leisure and several other entities all rank airports…

When you arrive at the airport as early as recommended, you invariably have some extra time. Some people wind up eating something or maybe buying some food for “on the…

If you’ve ever been to Walt Disney World, or Central Florida in general, and have tasted our water – either via water fountain or tap – you know that it…

Most, if not all higher-end Hilton hotels have a restaurant and/or bar in them. Having an eatery (or drinkery…you see what I did there?) on site is actually one of…

Anyone who’s ever been to an airport knows that food and beverage (F&B) at airports tend to cost more than they do “on the outside.” That’s why it’s ranked as…

Walt Disney World and Disneyland, like any good theme park, have always had their share of signature snacks. Over the years, Dole Whips, Mickey ice cream bars, citrus swirls, churros…

When Disneyland first opened in 1955, it was “dry” – no alcohol was served. When Walt Disney World opened 16 years later, it was also an alcohol-free park. However, that’s…

We know that lots of theme park fans don’t like to go off theme park property when they vacation in Central Florida. We used to be like that, too, before…