To help weary travelers arriving in major U.S. cities late in the evening on late or delayed flights, The GO Group, the USA’s largest ground transportation company, has researched attractive late-night-dining options in six of the major cities it serves.
“Missing meals makes business travel even more exhausting,” says John McCarthy, president of The GO Group. “If a flight lands late, it’s good to know there are non-fast-food places still serving.”
Here are the late-night dining choices of the GO Group’s travel experts:
Atlanta: Midtown Tavern, 554 Piedmont Ave., open from 2 p.m. to 2 a.m. Monday to Saturday, and until midnight on Sunday. It features a diverse American menu made “from-scratch.” To learn the daily pasta and dinner specials, visit www.midtowntavern.net/news.php
Los Angeles: Weiland Brewery, 400 E. 1st St., open nightly to 2 a.m. Located in a 100-year-old brewhouse in historic Little Tokyo and popular with locals because of its menu and unique atmosphere. Fro more information, visit www.weilandbrewery.net/WBR/index.php
Kansas City: Hayes Hamburger & Chili, 2502 NE Vivion Rd., open 24/7. Family-owned, Hayes offers quick, hot, tasty meals, including breakfast. For more information, visit http://www.hayeshamburger.com/default.html
Chicago: Bijan’s Bistro, 633 N. State, open 11 a.m. – 3 a.m. daily. This warm American bistro is conveniently located downtown and offers an expansive menu every day until late. www.bijansbistro.com/bijan_main.htm
Philadelphia: Cavanaugh’s River Deck, 417 N. Columbus Blvd., open noon – 2 a.m. daily. It offers a diverse menu, and while they dine customers can enjoy the restaurant’s expansive view of the Delaware River and the Ben Franklin Bridge. Visit www.theriverdeck.com/index.asp
San Francisco: Cafe Maritime, 2417 Lombard St., open daily for dinner from 5:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. Minutes from Fisherman’s Wharf and the Golden Gate Bridge, this late-night favorite is the area’s top seafood restaurant. Visit www.cafemaritimesf.com/index.html
