A Culinary Adventure at Harry Reid International Airport
A comprehensive guide to terminal dining
Harry Reid International Airport — formerly Las Vegas McCarran International Airport — is more than just the gateway out of Las Vegas; it's a destination for good food in its own right. Walk through its busy terminals and the smell of different cuisines drifting from every concourse makes it clear this isn't your average airport food court.
From quick coffee and pastries to sit-down steak dinners and celebrity-chef bistros, Harry Reid International packs a genuinely global menu into its terminals. Here's a concourse-by-concourse look at where to eat before you fly.

Terminal 1
Concourse A — A Delightful Fusion of Flavors
Whether you're after a proper breakfast or just something quick between gates, Concourse A moves easily from classic American comfort food to a few international detours.
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Einstein Bros. Bagels — fresh-baked bagels, from plain to everything, with a strong cup of coffee to start the day.
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Sprinkles Cupcakes — freshly made cupcakes for a sweet pick-me-up.
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Mrs. Fields — warm, classic cookies for a bit of nostalgia.
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Port of Subs — sub sandwiches, salads and wraps made with fresh bread and fillings.
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TCBY — self-serve frozen yogurt with fruit, candy and sauce toppings to build your own dessert.
Concourse B — A Taste of the World
A solid mix of American favorites, Italian comfort food and a couple of proper bars for travelers who want to unwind before boarding.
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PGA Tour Grill — American classics in a golf-themed setting, good for a pre-flight bite and a drink.
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Villa Fresh Italian Kitchen — pizza, pasta, salads and sandwiches with an Italian menu.
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Dunkin’ Express — coffee, donuts and breakfast sandwiches for a quick energy boost.
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Great Steak & Potato Company — steak sandwiches with well-done potatoes for something more filling.
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Red Star Lounge & Stella Artois Bar — cocktails, beer and wine for a relaxed pre-flight drink.
Concourse C — A Culinary Oasis
The most varied of the Terminal 1 concourses, with everything from smoked barbecue to a full food court.
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Brookwood Farms BBQ — smoked meats and savory sides for barbecue fans.
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Siegel’s Bagelmania — bagels, sandwiches, salads and coffee, a Las Vegas institution.
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Byte Kiosk — grab-and-go snacks and drinks for when you're short on time.
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California Pizza Kitchen — freshly baked signature pizza slices.
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Cinnabon — warm cinnamon rolls with coffee or a cold drink.
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Fresh Attraction Food Court — a mix of American, Mexican and Asian dishes under one roof.
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Great American Bagel & Bakery — East Coast–style bagels, pastrami and pastries.
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Las Vegas Chophouse & Brewery — steak and house-brewed beer to close out the concourse.
Terminal 3
Concourse D — American and International Flavors
Quick, casual options that mix American staples with a few international flavors for travelers on the move.
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Jimmy John’s — subs, salads and wraps for a quick, easy meal.
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Panda Express — stir-fries, rice bowls and noodle dishes for Asian food fans.
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Quiznos Subs — toasted sandwiches, salads and wraps made with fresh ingredients.
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Moe’s Southwest Grill — burritos, tacos, nachos and quesadillas with Southwestern flavor.
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Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen — crispy fried chicken with a taste of Southern cooking.
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Steak ‘n Shake — burgers and a milkshake to finish things off on a sweet note.
Concourse E — Elevated Dining
The most upscale stretch of the airport, for travelers who'd rather sit down to a proper meal than grab something quick.
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Veranda at Four Seasons — modern American cooking built around quality seasonal ingredients.
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Texas de Brazil — Brazilian rodízio-style steakhouse with meats carved tableside.
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Village Pub & Grill — a casual spot for classic American pub food.
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Panevino Italian Grille — authentic Italian pizza, pasta, salads and sandwiches.
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Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar — American classics with a modern, bolder twist.
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Foundation Room Las Vegas — cocktails and small bites with views over the Strip.
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Kumi Japanese Restaurant & Bar — sushi, sashimi and other Japanese dishes.
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Project Pie — build-your-own pizza, made fresh to order.
Savoring the Journey
From the easy fusion of Concourse A to the elevated dining of Concourse E, Harry Reid International Airport turns a layover or pre-flight wait into a proper food stop — a fitting reflection of Las Vegas itself before you ever leave the ground.