The best U.S. airports for drinking alcohol, ranked
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The best U.S. airports for drinking alcohol, ranked
"Whether it's for wasting time or numbing travel headaches, bars and restaurants pouring booze are valuable oases in the airport ecosystem. But not all airports are equal when it comes to imbibing. Putting that in stark relief is a ranking from travel-finance site Upgraded Points, " The Best U.S. Airports for a Boozy Layover," which gives top billing to the East Coast and trashes the Bay Area's Oakland airport."
"Of course, it's no surprise that Boston has a thing with booze. What might be surprising is that the Oakland San Francisco Bay Airport ranked as one of the worst airports, coming in at 49 on a list of 50. The site says it "struggles with accessibility and quality, offering fewer high-rated bars than other California airports, plus minimal restaurant overlap for those looking to pair food with drinks.""
"Best U.S. airports for drinkers by Upgraded Points 1 Logan International Airport (BOS) 2 Nashville International Airport (BNA) 3 Kansas City International Airport (MCI) 4 Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) 5 Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport (MSY) 6 Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport (MSP) 7 San Diego International Airport (SAN) 8 Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) 9 LaGuardia Airport (LGA, or New York City) 10 Harry Reid International Airport (LAS, or Las Vegas) Source: http://upgradedpoints.com/news/best-airports-boozy-layover-2025"
A ranking evaluates U.S. airports for layover drinking using three factors: concentration of bars and restaurants, accessibility measured as venues per 10,000 passengers, and quality based on Google-review stars. Logan International Airport in Boston places first, reflecting strong bar density and ratings. East Coast airports occupy many top positions, including Nashville, Kansas City, Reagan National in Washington, and New Orleans. Oakland San Francisco Bay Airport ranks 49th of 50 due to limited accessibility, fewer highly rated bars, and minimal restaurant overlap for travelers seeking food-and-drink pairings. A top-ten list of airports is provided.
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