Plum Market

Establishment exudes lots of love to everyone. If you're lucky to get served by David tell em hello.And if Memphis cooked your foo, say thank you. Dynamic duo!!!

Wow. Short rib taco. Bad. Brussels sprouts and broccolini were even worse. I generally have low expectations of most airport concessions. Plum Market was truly awful.

On the plus side, the salmon is good and there are two choices of sauces.Also the lady behind the counter was friendly. On the downside, $28 for salmon and two sides is excessive. Also they need a couple of sides that are more plain and lesssauced up.So overall glad to have the option of something healthy to eat.

Quick, easy, standard airplane snacks and food. Self checkout is a plus for those who don't feel like talking to people.

It's too busy, way overpriced, and the food was bordering on unedible. I get that airports are not supposed to be great, but this place has a long way to go.

I had a two hour layover in Dallas last week and thanks to food barely being available after 9PM, I didn't have too many places to choose from. I was about to just not eat when my wife stumbled across the Plum Marker and I followed soon after. This place has a hot food bar where someone will make you a plate along with an area with salads and such, I went with the hot food plate. I ordered the chicken fingers, macaroni and cheese, and French fries plate. Should I of ordered those things before getting on a plane? Probably not, but I did and dang, it was all way better than it should have been. The macaroni and cheese had a great taste and good consistency as well, comparable to Mac and cheese you would get from a BBQ joint. The French fries were solid and did the trick, while the chicken fingers were honestly perfect. The chicken strips were crispy, juicy, and tasted great leaving me with a fully belly and a smile. Overall, Plum Market was the best option for a fast meal and a great choice for anyone killing time in the Dallas airport.

Honestly, pretty decent food for airport food! I was starving after a long morning flight, and this place was right by my gate so it was perfect. It has a bunch of options - snacks, to-go cold wraps or sandwiches, as well as a station where you can get a hot combo meal. I got the teriyaki salmon, which came with two sides, and it was delicious! Super healthy and filling too. I got some brussel sprouts and potatoes for sides, which were alright too.Service was fast and friendly which was great. Place was clean and there's a little seating area next to it which was pretty much empty when I got there, so I was plenty comfortable to do some work too.

They promote gluten free options but there were none when I asked. The employee even stated we have a lot less GF than you would think. Even the tacos were made with flour tortillas.

I think the options here look phenomenal but I also think it depends on when the food was put out.I got a meal with a main and two sides. For the main I got the cauliflower tacos with fries and Brussel sprouts. At one point the fries were good but by the time I had eaten them they were not warm and a little hard as if they'd been left out for awhile. The Brussel sprouts were also not warm or roasted that well. The tacos though were just put out and that's why I got them. But even then they weren't hot they were just warm. The other options looked good but if the food I had was any indication of anything, it might not be clear or predictable what you'll be getting here.I really like that there are healthy options at this place but I also think that the varying temperatures of the food make it so that the food can be a bit inconsistent.

Pretty decent offerings when it comes to quick eats, snacks and beverages. It's the airport so prices are absolutely outrageous, but in line with other outrageously priced grab and go. The employee wasn't really thrilled to be there, but I didn't go there for a pep talk. Check out is a breeze. Make sure to grab utensil's and napkins.