BDG Architects worked with Delaware North Companies on the food and beverage renovations throughout Tampa International Airport’s terminals. The project team was awarded nine restaurant concepts that include both local and nationally branded facilities including Four Green Fields, Auntie Anne’s, RumFish Grill, Cafe by Mise en Place, Chick-fil-A, Panda Express, New York New York Pizza, Illy at Espressemente and PDQ. Client: Tampa International Airport
Illy Caffé & World Duty Free Now Open at TIA
Today marked the grand openings of two more of our projects at Tampa International Airport: Illy Caffé at Airside E and the World Duty Free shop at Airside F. Keep an eye out for these new additions next time you fly TIA!
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Irish pub opens at Tampa International Airport
Tampa Bay Business Journal
TIA’s newest Irish pub and restaurant will have the authentic thatched roof that is at its original location on Tampa’s Platt Street. The new site will also be baking Irish soda bread at the airport fresh each day. Joe Lopano, TIA’s chief executive officer, called Four Green Fields a Tampa landmark that “will bring local flavor” to the airport’s offering of eateries. Read more.
Tampa International expands non-flyer airside access program
Tampa International Airport is expanding its TPA All Access program, which opens the airsides to the public so non-flyers can enjoy its restaurants and retail (including BDG Architects-designed Rumfish Grille, Four Green Fields, The Café by Mise en Place and more).
We tried the new restaurants at Tampa International Airport, and we're full
Tampa Bay Times
In 2015, the Hillsborough County Aviation Authority Board awarded 12 concessions contracts, a mix of 65 new shops, restaurants, kiosks and bars throughout the airport, many outposts of notable local brands. A dynamic and incisive effort to put Tampa Bay’s best foot forward with visitors, it also reflects a national trend, airports moving from a master concessioneer model (one company overseeing the whole shebang) to a multiple concessioneer model. Read more.