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Washington State Airport Restaurants Last Revised: 1/29/2018 Last revised: 1/29/2018 Washington State Airport Restaurants On Airport Specific Location Claim to Fame/ Airport Name Airport ID City Restaurant Name Website URL Phone Address (Yes/No) On/Off Airport Comments Midfield 2nd Location of 18218 59th Ave NE Arlington Airport AWO Arlington Ellie's at the Airport Yes Runway 16/34 360-435-4777 well-liked Local Diner Arlington, WA 98223 East Side 7 AM - 3 PM Applebee's All Are Within Blocks Hibachi Buffet Auburn Municipal Multiple Casual S50 Auburn No Via South Las Margaritas Hours Vary Airport and Fast Food Options Parking Apron Gate Iron Horse Casino Several Coffee & Fast Food Options Fish & Chips Inside Holiday Inn @ BLI Bellingham International http://www.northh2o. 4260 Mitchell Way 15% off to FBO BLI Bellingham Northwater No .25 miles from FBO 360-398-6191 Airport com Bellingham, WA 98226 Customers N on Mitchell Way 6:30 AM - 9 PM Mo-Su Greek .7 miles from FBO http://www.mykonos Bellingham International 1650 W Bakerview Rd 11 AM - 9 PM Mo-Th BLI Bellingham Mykonos Restaurant No S on Mitchell Way then restaurant 360-715-3071 Airport Bellingham, WA 98226 11 AM - 10 PM Fr E on W. Bakerview Rd bellingham.com 12 PM - 10 PM Sa-Su Inside 7277 Perimeter Rd S 7 AM - 6 PM Mo-Fr http://www.cavu Boeing Field (#1) BFI Seattle Cavu Café Yes King County 206-762-1243 Suite #200 11 AM - 3 PM Sa cafe.com Terminal Bldg Seattle, WA 98108 (Sa Apr-Sep Only) Crepes 1 Mile North of http://thehangar 6261 13th Ave S 7 AM - 3 PM Mon-Fri Boeing Field (#2) BFI Seattle Hangar Café No King County 206-762-0204 cafe.com/ Seattle, WA 98108 8 AM - 3 PM Sa Terminal Bldg 8 AM - 2 PM Su 1 Mile North of 1128 S. Albro Place Build Your Own Burger Boeing Field (#3) BFI Seattle Runway Café No King County 206-452-7659 Seattle, WA 98108 10:30 AM - 2 AM Terminal Bldg 1 Mile North of 6015 Airport Way S Great Hole in the Wall Boeing Field (#4) BFI Seattle Square Knot Diner No King County 206-762-3242 Seattle, WA 98108 6 AM - 11 PM Terminal Bldg 10016 East Marginal Breakfast Anytime .4 Mile SE of http://www.randys- Boeing Field (#5) BFI Seattle Randy's Restaurant No 206-763-9333 Way S WiFi, Airplane Models Museum of Flight restaurant.net Tukwila, WA 98168 Open 24/7 Fish & Chips, WiFi Bremerton National North of Avian Flight http://bremerton 8830 State Hwy 3 SW 7 AM - 9 PM PWT Bremerton Airport Diner Yes 360-674-3720 Airport Center & GA Terminal airportdiner.com/ Bremerton, WA 98312 (Closes 8 PM Su-Th during Standard Time) Page 1 Last revised: 1/29/2018 Washington State Airport Restaurants On Airport Specific Location Claim to Fame/ Airport Name Airport ID City Restaurant Name Website URL Phone Address (Yes/No) On/Off Airport Comments 10 AM - 10 PM Mon-Fri Through Due West of http://www.play Chehalis-Centralia 1451 NW Airport Rd 8 AM - 10 PM Sa CLS Chehalis Riverside Bistro the Segmented Circle riversidegolf.com/ 360-748-8182 Airport Chehalis, WA 98532 8 AM - 8 PM Su Fence & Fuel Pump barandgrill/ Clsd Su/Mo in Winter .25 Mile South of Meat Loaf, Burgers Parking Apron; 1215 SR 530 Darrington Municipal 1S2 Darrington Bradley's Diner No 360-436-9345 6 AM - 8 PM South Side Hwy 530 Darrington, WA 98241 (Until 9 PM Fr-Sa) (Opp. Hardware Store) Desert Aire Tumbleweeds .4 Mile SE of 124 Frontier Way W M94 Mattawa No 509-932-3100 10 AM - 8 PM Airport Bar & Grill East Parking Apron Mattawa, WA 99349 Easton State .45 Miles SE via 2560 W Sparks Rd Classic Diner ESW Easton Parkside Café No 509-656-2531 Airport Silver Trail Lane Easton, WA 98925 Call for Hours .7 Miles SE via Easton State Mountain High 2941 W Sparks Rd ESW Easton No Silver Trail Lane, then 509-656-3037 Open to 8 PM Airport Hamburgers Easton, WA 98925 E on W. Sparks Rd Breakfast, http://skyway 6105 E. Rutter Ave Atmosphere Felts Field SFF Spokane Skyway Café Yes Terminal Bldg 509-534-5986 cafe.com/ Spokane, WA 99212 6 AM - 3 PM Mo-Sa 7 AM - 3 PM Su NW Corner, 744 Airport Circle Dr Friday Harbor Popovers, Bulgogi FHR Friday Harbor Ernie's Café Yes Opposite Transient 360-378-6605 Friday Harbor, WA Airport 10 AM - 2 PM Mo-Fr Parking 98250 Grant County http://www.million 7810 Andrews St NE Pro Military International MWH Moses Lake Jet-A-Way Café Yes Terminal Bldg air.com/FBO/ 509-762-2222 Suite 134 9 AM - 4 PM Mo-Fr Airport mwh.aspx Moses Lake, WA 98837 Closed Sa-Su 6 AM - 10 PM Su-Th NE Corner, http://www.buzzinn 9900 Airport Way 6 AM - 11 PM Fr-Sa Harvey Field S43 Snohomish Buzz Inn Yes Adjacent to 360-568-3970 steakhouse.com/ Snohomish, WA 98296 Closes 1 Hour Airport Office Earlier in Winter Jefferson County 302 Airport Rd Homemade Pies, Adjacent to http://sprucegoose International 0S9 Port Townsend Spruce Goose Café Yes 360-385-3185 Port Townsend, WA Breakfast Parking Apron cafe.com/ Airport 98368 7 AM - 4 PM Page 2 Last revised: 1/29/2018 Washington State Airport Restaurants On Airport Specific Location Claim to Fame/ Airport Name Airport ID City Restaurant Name Website URL Phone Address (Yes/No) On/Off Airport Comments Prime Rib, Soups 2.7 Miles Loomis Field First Street http://firststreet 122 W 1st St 11 AM - 8 PM Mo DEW Deer Park No West of Airport 509-276-2320 Deer Park Airport (#1) Bar & Grill barandgrill.com/ Deer Park, WA 99006 11 AM - 9 PM Tu-Fr (Airport Courtesy Car) 8 AM - 9 PM Sa/8 PM Su .75 Mile Due http://www.deerpark 1201 N Country Loomis Field West of Airport; 7 AM - 7 PM DEW Deer Park Divot's Grill No golf.com/ 509-276-1882 Club Dr Deer Park Airport (#2) 1.6 Miles via Cedar, Hours May Vary bar-and-grill Deer Park, WA 99006 Enoch, & Country Club Call for Hours Snake River Lower Granite .5 Mile Northwest of 1753 Lower Granite Rd May thru September 00W Colfax Bar & Grill No http://boyerpark.com 509-397-3208 State Airport Approach End Rwy 14 Colfax, WA 99111 Lunch/Dinner We-Sa (at Boyer Park & Marina) 11-3 Lunch Only Su Steakhouse 9 .5 Mile http://steak 115 E Homestead Blvd 11 AM - 9 PM Su-Th Lynden Airport 38W Lynden No 360-778-2849 (Homestead Golf & CC) North of Airport house9.com/ Lynden, WA 98264 11 AM - Late Fr-Sa Mansfield Town Bar 2 Blocks 34 Main Street Mansfield Airport 8W3 Mansfield No 509-683-1921 8 AM - 11 PM and Grill North of Airport Mansfield, WA 98830 .4 Mile North via 45292 WA-20 11 AM - 8 PM Mo-Sa Mears Field 3W5 Concrete Cascade Burgers No 360-853-7580 S. Superior Ave Concrete, WA 98237 11 AM - 7 PM Su Brown Bear Baking .5 to 1 Mile Mijitas (Mexican) South of Airport http://www.portof Bikes & Courtesy Orcas Island Airport ORS Eastsound No Multiple Multiple Portofino (Pizza) (Trail starts at orcas.com/ Car Available Lower Tavern firehouse driveway) Thursday Pie Day Terminal http://www.pangborn 1 Pangborn Drive Pangborn Memorial 4:30 - 6 AM EAT East Wenatchee Café Pangborn Yes (Hours vary with airport.com/ 509-884-2494 East Wenatchee, WA Airport 8:30 AM - 1 PM flight schedules) (See Terminal Info) 98802 3:30 - 5 PM Historic Atmosphere Pearson Field .5 Mile http://thegrant 1101 Officers Row 11 AM - 3 PM Mo VUO Vancouver Grant House No 360-906-1101 Airport (#1) North of Airport house.us/ Vancouver, WA 98661 11 AM - 9:30 PM Tu-Sa Closed Su Page 3 Last revised: 1/29/2018 Washington State Airport Restaurants On Airport Specific Location Claim to Fame/ Airport Name Airport ID City Restaurant Name Website URL Phone Address (Yes/No) On/Off Airport Comments Fred Meyer & Deli / Peet’s Coffee Freshii .5 Mile Multiple Casual Options Ginger Pop East of Airport Lapellah Convenient Pearson Field VUO Vancouver (See Website URL column No Panda Express - Type 98661 and look for 2510 Columbia House Blvd Airport (#2) (North of Hwy 14, for complete list in Casual Dining in vicinity of Red Robin - Type 98661 and look for 2410 Columbia House Blvd alphabetical order) Fred Meyer Plaza) Subway - Type in Pearson Field Thatcher’s Coffee The Rock .75 Mile Beaches Casual and Fine Dining Waterfront South of Airport Joe’s Crab Shack Pearson Field (See Website URL column VUO Vancouver No (South of Hwy 14, McMenamin’s Airport (#3) for complete list in Casual and in vicinity of Savona Coffee House alphabetical order) Finer Dining Columbia River) Who Song and Larry’s All Day Breakfast, Patio Midfield West Side Pierce County Airport/ http://thehangar 16807 103rd Ave E 7 AM - 8 PM Mo-Th PLU Puyallup Hangar Inn Yes Adjacent to 253-848-7516 Thun Field (#1) inn.com/ Puyallup, WA 98374 6 AM - 10 PM Fr-Sa Parking Apron 6 AM - 8 PM Su Applebee's Within 1 Mile Original Pancake House Pierce County Airport/ Multiple Casual West of Airport PLU Puyallup No Red Robin Hours Vary Thun Field (#2) and Fast Food Options along Meridian Ave E Round Table Pizza (Hwy 161) Multiple Fast Food Options 1334 Gulf Rd Western Views, Burgers Point Roberts .5 Mile 1RL Point Roberts Kiniski's Tavern No 360-945-4042 Point Roberts, WA Kitchen Fr/Sa/Su Only Airpark Airport North of Airport 98281 11 AM - 11 PM WPA Members: Buy .1 Mile https://www.facebook Port Orchard 12292 Sidney Rd SW One, Get One Free 4WA9 Port Orchard Empire Pizza No North of Rwy 18 .com/EmpirePizza 360-874-8336 Airport Port Orchard, WA 98367 11:30 AM - 11 PM Su-Th Threshold PortOrchard/ 11:30 AM - 2 AM Fr-Sa Through 1 Block North, http://www.prosser 490 Wine Country Rd Friday and Saturday 11:30 Prosser Airport S40 Prosser Barn Restaurant the Park on Transient barn.com/ 509-786-1131 Prosser, WA 99350 a.m.
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