New food and drink outlet proving 'popular' with holidaymakers at Dublin Airport

A new food and drink spot is proving 'really popular' with passengers travelling through Dublin Airport since its opening. 

Phoenix Lane is the latest food and drinks outlet to open at the airport's south gates, offering holidaymakers and visitors alike hot breakfasts, draught beer and Guinness, coffee and salads.

Great news for passengers! The new “Phoenix Lane” outlet at our South Gates is now open for business. And it’s already proving really popular with everything on offer from hot breakfasts and salads, to fresh coffee and draught pints. ☕️ pic.twitter.com/wBWNouvpFI

— Dublin Airport (@DublinAirport) May 28, 2024

This is just one of the many new places to open at the airport, with 23 new and improved bars, cafes and restaurants to open over the course of the year.

These will include big names such as Supermacs, Papa Johns, Pret A Manger and Insomnia Coffee. 

When the 23 new food and beverage places are established, it will bring the total number of outlets to 42. 

“Passengers will soon be able to enjoy everything from Italian, Asian and Mexican outlets through to loved local favourites and up-and-coming Irish brands,” said Vincent Harrison, chief commercial and development officer at daa, the operator of Dublin Airport.

The news of a revamped food hall throughout terminals 1 and 2 of the airport came at the beginning of the year, with more than half of the new units expected to be opened by June.