The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority today announced a slew of new restaurants and shops coming to Dulles International Airport and Reagan National Airport — and local residents will likely recognize many of the names.
Here is the lineup of new retailers coming to IAD, straight from the announcement:
- Perch & Roost – All day offerings with a focus on breakfast, sandwiches and salads.
- Social House – Offers an eclectic menu with local craft beers on tap, based in Loudoun County.
- 2 Silos Brewing Co. – From light lagers to barrel-aged stouts, they create high-quality, delicious craft beer in a wide variety of styles.
- The Market at Shenandoah (with Starbucks) – Retail marketplace with an array of local products, as well as an adjacent full-service Starbucks.
- Wanderlust – Offers local gourmet chocolates, specialty gifts and unique one-of-a-kind souvenirs that celebrate the spirit of Washington, D.C.
- Starbucks – New location of the national coffeehouse chain.
- Clyde’s – Known for local and farm-grown produce, legendary burgers and all-American fare.
- Aslin Beer Co. – Local iconic brewery with a diverse menu.
Social House, is of course, the local restaurant brand with popular locations in Ashburn and South Riding/Chantilly. 2 Silos Brewing has its well-known flagship venue in Manassas.
Meanwhile, Clyde’s is a restaurant name familiar to most folks in Northern Virginia as is the Aslin Beer Co. whose locations include Herndon, Alexandria, DC, and Virginia Beach.
Reagan National is also getting in on the action with several new brands in the works, including:
- Maker’s Union – Chef-driven, modern American gastropub.
- Wiseguy Pizza – Quick-service local pizza brand.
- Johnston & Murphy – Lifestyle brand with classic shoes, menswear and women’s ready-to-wear attire.
Maker’s Union has three locations in the greater DC market, including one at the Reston Town Center, as does Wiseguy Pizza. Both restaurants are part of the locally-based Thompson Restaurants, which is also the owner of Social House, Matchbox, and many other area brands.
(Image at top: Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority)