A growing Florida airport just added a new restaurant for travelers. See details
Located in Concourse B, the new Mattison's City Grille restaurant opened Monday, June 16. The restaurant group has three other Gulf Coast locations.
There's a City Grille in downtown Sarasota and another along the Bradenton Riverwalk. Mattison's Forty-One and its catering service are in south Sarasota.
'It is an honor to be part of the modernization at SRQ,' Mattison's owner and executive chef Paul Mattison said in a statement, using the airport's letter designation. 'The partnership between Mattison's and Paradies Lagardère has been nothing short of amazing.'
Paradies Lagardère, a travel retailer and restaurateur located in more than 90 North American airports, is a partner with Mattison's City Grille at the airport.
What's on Mattison's airport menu?
Mattison's airport restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner and features a lounge that offers local craft beer and specialty cocktails. The menu includes the rosemary honey-glazed salmon and a coconut lime curry bowl. Sandwiches include chicken and burgers.
Mattison's also has a new breakfast menu at the airport, including a Mediterranean frittata and breakfast club with fried egg, bacon, lettuce, tomato and 'firecracker' aioli on a toasted brioche.
SRQ has two terminals. The airport opened Concourse A in January, featuring five gates and a remote sixth gate for future use.
Concourse B, where Mattison's City Grille is located, is on the airport's second floor.
For more information, visit FlySRQ.com.
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