ORLANDO, Fla. – When the new Terminal C at Orlando International Airport opens later this year, it will give travelers a distinctly local taste of what Orlando has to offer.
The airport announced 24 food offerings coming to the new terminal, with several local businesses opening locations.
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- Barnie’s Coffee and Tea Co.
- Cucina and Co.
- Orlando Brewing Bar and Bites
- Wine Bar George
- PGA Tour Grill
- Olde Hearth Bread Co.
- Orange County Brewers
- Raw Juice
Cask and Larder, which already has a location at the airport, will open two more spots in Terminal C — Cask and Larder Public House and Provisions by Cask and Larder.
Eola Market, Shake Shack, Greenbeat, Einstein Bros., Starbucks and Chick Fil-A are some of the other options that will be available.
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The airport also announced that, in addition to theme park shops from Disney, Universal and SeaWorld, the airport will have a store called City Arts Market, which will feature products created by local artists.
Orlando International Airport’s Terminal C is expected to open Sept. 19. The airport terminal will feature mostly JetBlue flights across most of its gates, along with the latest technology from check-in to baggage claim.