Stopped in for lunch on a 2-hour layover, this is one of the better restaurants in the airport (I walked through all of the terminals to find a non-fast-food, relaxing sit-down place). Plenty of seating, even if it's a bit crowded, plus a bar area. Ambiance is typical of any roadhouse: street signs on the wall, sports on the TVs, and classic 80's rock playing, but not too loudly. The wait staff (Alison) was friendly, attentive, and quick, my order must have arrived within five minutes of placement. Not a large selection of food, most of which were sandwiches and burgers, a few salads. I had the brisket sandwich, which was just the sandwich and potato chips, had a properly toasted bun and a decent quantity of thinly sliced brisket, and was a little salty for my taste, but very juicy. As a pleasant surprise, and unlike most airport food, wasn't too heavy, either. Would have had an extra star if they hadn't let in the kid who kept winding up his noisy helicopter toy, but such is the luck in an airport.
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