Where to Eat at William P. Hobby Airport (HOU)

It's time to update the Eater Airport Guide for the "other" Houston airport, William P. Hobby. Although smaller than IAH, there's still plenty of dining options available if you find yourself looking for pre, post or mid-trip munchies. Here are the five best choices to satisfy your weary, traveling soul (in no particular order).

Best Bets Inside Hobby Airport

1) Barry's Pizza: The local restaurant serves pizza, naturally, along with other Italian-American classics. [Central Concourse, Food Court]

2) Pappas Burgers: It's fast, the burgers are surprisingly good and you can sit down and sip an adult beverage before you board the plane. There's also a full menu of other entrees like salads and sandwiches if you're burgered out (if that's even possible). Full service restaurant and bar. [Central Concourse, Gate 40]

3) Buffalo Wild Wings: It's familiar, it's spicy and it's got a bar. Boneless and traditional wings are served here with a myriad of sauces to spin them in and a decent selection of draft beer to wash it down. They do also serve breakfast (and it's not wings). [Central Concourse, Gates 24-32]

4) Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen: Pappas restaurants get an "A" for consistency, which is why they'll always be popular. While the focus is on Gulf seafood, there are dishes like beef, chicken, salads and even gumbo to try out as well. Full service with a full bar. [Central Concourse, Food Court]

5) Pappasito's Cantina: Notice a trend here? Yet another Pappas chain makes this list, because, well, there's not much else. Get your own special combo of beans/meat/cheese and tortilla in the form of tacos, burritos and enchiladas. [Central Concourse, Food Court]

Honorable Mention: Dunkin' Donuts: Visitors from New England may be surprised at the utter lack of Dunkins here. This spot offers a taste of the familiar prior to departure. [Central Concourse, near gates 27 and 29]

· All Airport Dining Guides on Eater Houston [EHOU]
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