Boston Logan International Airport food guide: Dining at BOS
Quick insights
- From local favorites to national chains, there are many places to grab a drink or food at Boston Logan International Airport (BOS).
- BOS has four terminals, each with varied dining options.
- Travelers may be able to order food ahead of their arrival at the airport.
When passing through Boston Logan International Airport, travelers have access to some rich, authentic flavors of New England right at their terminal. Whether you are looking for a classic bowl of clam chowder, a premium sit-down meal or a lounge with a buffet, there are a variety of options at BOS.
Read on to learn more about where to dine at BOS.
Dining options at BOS
BOS offers dozens of dining options throughout its four terminals (A, B, C and E). Options range from vending machines to sit-down, full-service restaurants. There are also duty-free stores and shops that sell bottled beverages and snacks.
You can view a map of all dining options and locationsOpens overlay on the BOS website.
Where to eat at BOS
There are restaurants, cafes and vending machines spread throughout the airport. Each terminal has its own security screening and dining areas.
Most dining options can be found in the following locations:
- Terminal A: Level 2
- Terminal B: Level 2
- Terminal C: Level 2
- Terminal E: Level 3
There are a few pre-security dining options in each terminal (such as coffee shops or vending machines). Most terminals are connected by passenger walkways.
The BOS website has an interactive list of dining optionsOpens overlay. Dining listings typically include the establishment’s location, hours of operation and a link to its location on the terminal map. Visitors can also filter dining options on the BOS website by location, the ability to order ahead and cuisine type, to name a few.
Plan restaurant dining at BOS
Travelers can order food ahead of their arrival at BOS through a mobile ordering site. Note that not all BOS restaurants support mobile ordering. If a restaurant supports mobile ordering, it will be noted with an “Order Ahead” button on its listing on the BOS website.
BOS lounge dining options
There are several lounges spread across BOS’s terminals, including the Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club at BOS. It is located in the B to C connector, between gates B40 and B39.
Lounges often provide complimentary food and beverages, in addition to other amenities like private restrooms, family areas and a variety of seating options for places to work or relax.
To access airport lounges, you may need to have a membership that provides entry or pay a fee. There are a few lounges at BOS that participate in the Priority Pass™ networkOpens overlay. A Priority Pass membership provides travelers with access to 1,300+ airport lounges across the world.
Chase Sapphire Reserve® cardmembers receive a complimentary Priority Pass membership as a cardmember benefit. Note that this card has an annual fee.
In summary
BOS has four terminals (A, B, C and E) providing dozens of dining options throughout the airport. Travelers can find options ranging from grab-and-go food and beverages to sit-down, local restaurants in each terminal. Most dining options are throughout the terminals and near the gates, but each terminal has a few dining options that are pre-security as well. Most terminals are connected by passenger walkways.
Travelers can place mobile orders at select restaurants at BOS. Refer to the BOS website for up-to-date information on which establishments allow for mobile orders.
There are also several lounges at BOS, most of which offer complimentary food and beverages. Chase Sapphire Reserve cardmembers with a Priority Pass membership can visit lounges in the Priority Pass network at BOS.
This article contains the most up-to-date information as of July 2026 and is subject to change. Please refer to the airport's official site and Priority Pass terms and conditions.
