Stone Brewing Lands At San Diego Airport
From Stone:
With stringent TSA regulations, excessive delays, luggage fees and weekly storms of the century, air travel isn’t the giddy airborne adventure it was in the days of laced shoe- and belt-equipped, outrageous multi-color flight attendant unis. Most modern travelers rue a visit to the airport, knowing that one of the aforementioned negatives (or any of their equally disheartening cousins) likely await. The whole experience can, and often does, inspire disgusted utterances of the phrase: “I need a beer!” Well, fliers, both frequent and infrequent, we have heard your cries and are doing our part to elevate the air travel experience with the installation of Stone Brewing World Bistro & Gardens at the San Diego International Airport (SDIA).
A scaled-down, 2,898-square-foot version of our Stone Brewing World Bistro & Gardens farm-to-table restaurants in San Diego County’s Escondido and Point Loma communities is now open for business in the airport’s newly remodeled Terminal 2 facility. Designed by architectural firm Gensler, and food service designer Orness Design Group, it features a covered bar area as well as exposed, fenced-off table seating facing a towering, oceanic-themed fountain sculpture in a courtyard just beyond the TSA security screening station. The interior is outfitted in reclaimed wood and steel in keeping with Stone’s trademark “industrial-becoming-organic” design style.




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