March Madness is Back!
Don’t miss a minute of the action! Whether you’re here to visit or just passing through, enjoy the best of college basketball at some of the best bars and restaurants Philly has to offer right here at PHL.
Want to try Chickie’s & Pete’s famous crab fries, or enjoy a cheesesteak spring roll at Jack Duggan’s Restaurant & Pub while cheering on your favorite team? We’ve got you covered. Keep reading to see a complete list of where you can watch the games!
Watch the Games With Us
Bar Symon Kitchen Taphouse
Location: Terminal D
Must-try: Menus feature Symon signatures such as his award-winning Fat Doug burger with coleslaw, pastrami, stadium mustard and swiss cheese; Pulled Pork sandwich with coffee BBQ sauce, creamy coleslaw and pickles; and Potato & Cheese Pierogi with kielbasa, griddled onions and mustard sour cream.
Bud & Marilyn’s
Location: Terminal C
Must-try: Bud & Marilyn’s provides a wide array of comfort food that celebrates classic American dishes. You can’t go wrong with their massive fried chicken sandwiches and crispy cheese curds!
Chickie’s & Pete’s
Locations: Terminal C, D/E Connector, and Terminal E
Must-try: Visit Chickie’s & Pete’s for Philadelphia’s beloved crab fries with a side of their famous cheese sauce. While you’re here, grab one of their crab cake sandwiches or give their fried crab mac & cheese a try.
Jack Duggan’s Pub & Restaurant
Location: Terminal A East
Must-try: The combination of a relaxed atmosphere and pub-style food has made Jack Duggan’s a favorite of many travelers. All the pub favorites are great here, especially the cheesesteak spring rolls, and their fully stocked bar includes an extensive local beer list.
Independence Prime
Location: Terminal B
Must-try: A steakhouse and tavern at the center of Terminal B? What’s not to try!? With a menu focusing on pairing the most flavorful ingredients available with the perfect beverages, Independence Prime offers an upscale and delicious setting for checking out the game.
Local Tavern PHL
Location: Terminal F
Must-try: Customers love the Beer & Fennel Sausage Mussels, with steamed Prince Edward Island mussels, house made fennel sausage, kale, garlic and fresh herbs. Local’s Salmon Burger is also a favorite with honey ginger aioli, spicy pickles on a toasted brioche bun.
Yards
Location: Terminal A – East
Must-try: Yards features a selection of specialties that not only complements the beverage menu but also promises delicious possibilities that are perfectly suited for travelers to enjoy at the restaurant or to take along for a flight.
Sky Asian Bistro
Location: Terminal C
Must-try: Menu selects include Truffle Edamame Potato Dumplings, pan-fried served with micro cilantro and the Miso Grilled Salmon Bento Box, mixed greens salad, 3PC California Roll, Edamame and Jasmine Rice. Sky’s wine list balances over 32 bottles for endless pairings and a variety of Asian beer and sake offerings.
LOVE Grille
Location: Terminal B
Must-try: LOVE Grille offers standout classics such as Cheese Steak, shaved Weaver’s bologna and the Texas Tommy: a half pound hot dog with bacon jam and cheese. Vegan and gluten free options are also available with the roasted beet salad or the Greek salad. At the end of the day, we know you came for the Lobster Mac n’ Cheese.
Cibo Bistro & Wine Bar
Location: Terminal B
Must-try: Entrees range from pasta dishes like Fettuccine Salsiccia featuring housemade turkey sausage & Gnocchi Carciofo made with artichokes and mushrooms in a white wine sauce to chops and strips from the grill.
Baba Bar
Location: Terminal B
Must-try: The mezze (small plates) include a traditional selection of hummus, babaganoush, stuffed grape leaves, Greek salads, roasted vegetables, tabbouleh and much more. Entrees include skewers and kebabs.
Germantown Biergarten
Location: Terminal B
Must-try: Germantown Biergarten dishes out bratwurst, kielbasa, and other German bar classics.
Boule Cafe
Location: Terminal B
Must-try: The menu features a strong breakfast offering with options like smoked salmon frittata with spinach, goat cheese, and herb roasted potatoes, or pain perdu with spiced pear chutney and maple syrup. Lunch and dinner selections include hearty sandwich offerings as well as hot soups and a Lancaster County-style pot pie featuring free-range chicken and roasted root vegetables.
More to explore
We love cheering on Philly with everyone who passes through the airport, but that’s not all we have to offer. We also have other great places to eat and shop, like SmashBurger, and Heritage Books. Check out all of our dining and retail options before you fly!