BOISE, Idaho — The Boise Airport marked the grand opening of several new food, drink, and retail concessions Thursday morning with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Delaware North, a global leader in hospitality and entertainment, was on hand for the debut of its reimagined food and beverage program at the Boise Airport.
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As the Treasure Valley grows, the Boise airport grows right along with it — more flights, more parking, and now several more food options.
Watch senior reporter Don Nelson talk to the new vendors about what the opportunity means to them —
The new food court, expected to be fully completed by the end of the year, will showcase several Boise-based vendors, including the Stil and Waffle Me Up. The Treefort Outpost, a full-service restaurant inspired by the iconic Treefort Music Fest, is open and located before the TSA checkpoint.
The goal is to give travelers a taste of the city before they even leave the terminal.
“I’m stoked, dude,” one vendor said. “It’s a one-of-a-kind opportunity. It’s a 10-year contract. Can’t get any better than that.”
Another participating vendor added: “Whether you’re coming home, leaving on a trip, or visiting Boise for the first time, you’ll get a sneak peek of some of the best local spots.”
