Philadelphia International Airport is set to welcome two popular local brands in 2025: Federal Donuts & Chicken and Oyster House.
“Our team is thrilled to launch these famous Philly brands with PHL Food & Shops,” Vice President and General Manager of MarketPlace PHL Mel Hannah said in a news release. “Having operated restaurants for several decades in Center City and on City Avenue, we understand the potential and prestige of PHL as well as what it takes to have long-term success in Philadelphia .”For over 40 years, Oyster House -- owned by Sam Mink -- has been a Philadelphia staple for everything seafood.
Construction is already underway to build the two new storefronts as Philadelphia International Airpot is expected to have record-breaking travel in 2026 thanks to Philadelphia250, the FIFA World Cup, the MLB All-Star Game, NCAA March Madness, the PGA Championship and so much more.“There’s no shortage of exceptional foodie brands across the Delaware Valley, and even more ‘Founded in Philly’ announcements are coming soon,” Mel added.
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