Restaurants
Midway offers travelers a diverse mix of local and national, snack bars, lounges and cafes. Midway Boulevard is a 50,000 square foot concessions triangle in a central location just after the security checkpoint.

There are a variety of places to eat and drink at Chicago Midway Airport. Concourse A offers Cafe Midway, Chicago Bar, the food and beverage kiosk, Midwest Market Express, popcorn and snack kiosk. In Concourse B, travelers frequent the food and beverage kiosk. Food and beverage services in Concourse C include the Chicago Bar, Fenton Hill, Flying Food Fare, the food and beverage kiosk, North Terminal Cafe and the snack kiosk.

Midway's Concessions Triangle offers a unique selection of ethnic cuisine representing Chicago's rich cultural diversity. Whether you're looking for something on the fly or a made-to-order special, Midway's got just what you're craving.

Restaurants/Food and Beverages

Ben & Jerry's:
The scoop on this "scoop shop" is that it delivers everything we've come to know and love about ice cream. All those crazy ice cream flavors plus frozen yogurt, sorbet, shakes, smoothies and sundaes.

Dot Com Cafe:
Check out the Dot-Com Cafe in Concourse A.

Gold Coast Dogs:
Don't leave the City without sampling a true "Chicago Style" hotdog.

Halsted St. Tap:
Halsted St. Tap brings the atmoshpere of 1940's Chicago life with photo's and memorabilia from the period. Directly connected to Manny's Deli, the comfortable surroundings offer a relaxing and welcoming place to have a bite of a drink. Located in Concourse A.

Harry Caray's:
Holy Cow! Sit down restaurant named after Chicago's sportscaster, selling a wide variety of breakfast, lunch and dinner items, specializing in pasta dishes and steaks. For more information you can visit their website at,www.harrycarays.com

Illinois Bar & Grill:
Oversized burgers and sandwiches served in the Taylor Street motif with historic Chicago photographs and memorabilia.

King Wah Express:
If it's Asian you want, then King Wah is the place. In Chinatown since 1962, entrees offered at Midway include the following: Chicken Cashew, Mongolian Beef, Sweet and Sour Shrimp, and Orange Chicken, to name a few. If you want something lighter, then don't miss the won ton soup or delicious selection of appetizers.

Lalo's Mexican Restaurant:
Are you craving a little Mexican food? Then head to Lalo's, it rich tradition began in the Pilsen neighborhood in 1971 on 26th and Drake. Stop by for a breakfast burrito, breakfast taco or huevos a la mexican. And if it's lunch you're after, then don't miss made-to-order specials for just $6.95 including carne asada, bistec en salsa, chicken in mole or chicken enchilada suizas.

Luigi Stefani Pizzeria:
Luigi Stefani Pizzeria is managed by one of Chicago's favorite Italian restaurateurs, Phil Stefani, who brings his famous Mediterranean specialties out to Midway. So get your fresh, hot pizza-by-the-slice, starting at $3.50 for cheese and $4.00 for a Luigi special. Freshly toasted panini sandwiches are also available.

Manny's Deli:
A Chicago tradition since 1942, Manny's Deli is famous for their great corned beef sandwiches and outstanding potato pancakes. Located in Concourse A.

McDonald's:
Located in Concourse B - hours are 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Miller's Pub:
Miller’s Pub is a Loop tradition, known for its barbecued ribs, great food and a great place for a late night cocktail. Miller’s has been in the business since 1950 and is located in the heart of the Loop next to the Palmer House Hotel. The Miller’s tradition continues with its newest location at Chicago’s Midway Airport, located in Concourse B, serving their #1 ribs, a new airport favorite "always double" burgers, Greek salads and much more. Miller’s Pub is the place for an inviting, comfortable atmosphere where a large bar, that serves all of your favorite cocktails. Visit Miller’s just before your flight for a meal or take a sandwich with you to enjoy in the airport or on the plane.

Oak Street Beach Café:
Oak Street Beach Café is a unique restaurant and bar found only at Chicago’s Midway Airport. This spacious restaurant is in the hub of Concourse B. Oak Street Beach Café will serve several gates, which makes it the prime location to catch a quick drink, grab a bite to eat and people watch while waiting for your flight to take off. A visit here will make you feel like you’re sitting at your favorite eatery at one of Chicago’s lakeside beach cafes on a summer day. Oak Street Beach Café is a light, breezy, and fun place to grab a beer or margarita. We offer great food with a wide variety of snacks to take with you on your flight. Oak Street Beach Café has such a great atmosphere you just might want to plan to come to the airport early so you can relax and have some fun.

Pegasus on the Fly:
Pegasus Restaurant, one of Greektown's most famous spots, manages Pegasus on the Fly, serving authentic Greek cuisine including artopitas, or Greek pies, specialty sandwiches and salads. For your sweet tooth, classic desserts and cookies like kourabies and melomakaronas.

PotBelly Sandwich Works:
Potbelly Sandwich Works offers several different sandwich combinations to satisfy everyone, all for just $3.99 each. Made-to-order and toasted selections include turkey breast, vegetarian, Italian subs, meatball, chicken salad, roast beef, tuna salad or PB & J. Breakfast items include belegian waffles or bacon, egg and cheese combos for $2.58 each.

Reilly's Daughter:
Stop by Reilly's Daughter for a relaxing drink in a comfortable Irish pub atmosphere. Enjoy beer, wine or liquor in the Chicago Southside tradition.

Southside Pizzeria:
The Southside Pizzeria satisfies the hungriest appetites. Chicago has been known as a city for great pizza and Southside Pizzeria serves fresh hot pizza and more. This busy B-Concourse restaurant serves lunch, dinner and breakfast too. Before the first flight takes off, the Southside Pizzeria is ready to serve you piping hot breakfast burritos, warm and fresh cinnamon buns or ice-cold orange juice. Fresh coffee and a Danish will satisfy your early morning breakfast needs. Take a slice for yourself, for a whole pie for the entire family.

Superdawg:
This legendary Northwest side Chicago eatery has been a favorite for generations. Superdawg has been in the business at the same location since the mid-1930s, at the intersection of Natoma, Devon and Milwaukee Avenue. This hard to miss spot, with its two larger than life hot dogs (Morie & Flo) perched atop the roof has been bringing customers back for generations. Now this nostalgic, American drive-through has come to Chicago’s Midway Airport. That same great taste can now be found on the B-Concourse. Choose from the Chicago Style Hot Dog know at the "Superdawg[tm]", the Polish Sausage "Woopskidawg[tm]" and the Grilled Chicken Sandwich "Superchic[tm]". Great food at a great price and great food served fast makes this Chicago tradition the perfect eatery for grabbing lunch before you go for the flight.

Taylor Street Market:
The Chicago neighborhood market was a turn of the century favorite. The local market was also a place where friends could meet while enjoying a late night Ice Cream Sundae, buy daily groceries to make the family dinner, and a friendly place to just grab a quick bite to eat when you’re on the run. The Taylor Street Market is exactly that! From soup to nuts, this recreation of our favorite Chicago Market offers a wide variety of grab and go meals to snack items for that long flight.

Stores, Gift Shops, News And Consumer Services

Shops
For gifts, news and books, Chicago Midway Airport offers World Books in Concourse C, World News in both Concourse B and Concourse C and the newsstand kiosk, which is located in Concourse B. Shops include:

Chicago's Treasures
Georges Music Room
Hudson News
Hudson's Euro Cafe
Kids Corner
Marketwalk
Relay
Spirit of the Red Horse
US Open Golf House
Viva's Hallmark
Wilson's Leather