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Food: It's that crucial item we take for granted while hopping from one airport to another.
We are so concentrated on making our flight on time and disrobing for TSA that we neglect that rumbling going on in our stomachs.
Thankfully, there are various solutions that might alleviate the hunger pangs through various portions of your airport endeavors.
Here are just a few you might consider. Of course, we are always on the lookout for solutions, so feel free to offer up any that you might use.
Grab:
One of the most annoying aspects of travel might be when you are suffering from debilitating hunger only to see a long line at every last airport restaurant.
Thankfully, there is a way around such horror.
Grab is currently at seven airports nationwide but will soon welcome 11 more, including LAX and JFK.
Essentially, you pore over menus and order from restaurants at your airport of choice. This allows you to skip the queue without having to wait.
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AirGrub:
AirGrub, like Grab, allows travelers to order food at various airports and skip what would be a trip-killing line at various restaurants and diners.
At the moment, you can use the app at SFO (San Francisco), BOS (Boston) and JFK (New York).
GateGuru:
GateGuru is a nice overall app that will inundate you with various info crucial to maneuvering various airports.
One nice little advantage you may not have previously considered is its detail on food offerings at myriad locations.
Now you can peruse before you land.
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Starbucks Mobile App:
Chances are fairly great that you are pressed for time if you are on the way to the airport. Thankfully, Starbucks locations are ubiquitous around the nation.
And there is no need to wait in line with its mobile app, which allows you to pop in, grab your order and take off -wasting all of just a few moments.
Hopefully, these various solutions will garner you the energy you need to meet the challenges of modern travel.
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