New Tucson Flavors at Tucson International Airport

New Tucson Flavors at Tucson International Airport

Dec 14, 20171 min read

Airport travelers can now taste Tucson during their layover.

Frequent flyers, snowbirds, and even Tucson locals can visit Noble Hops, Beyond Bread, and Sir Veza’s Kitchen & Kantina at the Tucson International Airport.

Noble Hops, open 4 a.m. – 8 p.m. daily, is located just before security and available to guests waiting outside. The menu includes salads, small plates, sandwiches, heartier entrees such as Thee Noble Shepherd’s Pie, and a regularly-changing selection of craft beer.

Beyond Bread offer pastries from their make-from-scratch bakery and sandwiches with their hand-crafted breads.

Sir Veza’s menu features their blend of Mexican and American cuisine as well as cocktails, margaritas, and craft beer.

Beyond Bread and Sir Veza’s Kitchen & Kantina are past security and open at 5 a.m. to accommodate early flights.

All three restaurants have condensed menus from their counterparts, but prices remain the same. Customers who spend $15 can get their parking validated.

Tucson International Airport is located at 7250 S. Tucson Blvd. For more information, call (520) 573-8100 or visit flytucson.com.

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Shana Rose Gegantoca

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