Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) has announced plans to open new concessions across Terminals A, B, E and its upcoming Terminal F. Recently approved concepts include Fort Worth-based Ampersand Coffee, Dallas-Fort Worth-based Mi Cocina Mexican restaurant and Whataburger; Fort Worth-inspired Stockyards Bar & Grill / Cowtown Supply Co.; North Texas-founded Cookie Society as well as popcorn brands Mama Moore’s and Audrey’s Popcorn; and national brands including Panda Express, Popeyes, Wetzel’s Pretzels, Nekter Juice Bar and SAMBAZON Açaí Bowls.
The airport will also open a new location of its travel essential store The Bridge, which partners with local nonprofits The Bridge Homeless Recovery Center and UpSpire to provide workforce support and recovery to local community members and donates 5% of sales to the organizations.
“These new concessions reflect what we want the DFW experience to be — local, memorable and built around the needs of today’s traveler,” said Ken Buchanan, DFW’s executive vice president and chief revenue officer. “As DFW Forward brings new gates and modernized spaces online, we are using that momentum to create more opportunities for local businesses, expand customer choice and bring the character of North Texas into the terminals.”
