Wtd: Lunch & Fuel recommendations - East Coast

Neil Gould wrote:

Hi all,

My wife & I are planning a trip to the East Coast, and would appreciate
some insights into airports with good fuel and food at or near these
locations:

Duchess (POU)

Cumberland County is just north of there. There is an excellent restaurant at
the north end of the field. Great all-you-can-eat brunch on Sundays.

George Patterson
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death doesn't get worse every time Congress goes into session.
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Recently, G.R. Patterson III posted:

Neil Gould wrote:

Hi all,

My wife & I are planning a trip to the East Coast, and would
appreciate some insights into airports with good fuel and food at or
near these locations:

Duchess (POU)

Cumberland County is just north of there. There is an excellent
restaurant at the north end of the field. Great all-you-can-eat
brunch on Sundays.

Thanks, I'll look into that.

Neil

"Neil Gould" wrote in message
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Recently, G.R. Patterson III posted:


Cumberland County is just north of there. There is an excellent
restaurant at the north end of the field. Great all-you-can-eat
brunch on Sundays.


Columbia County, as in 1B1?

Penn Yan (PEO)
Williamsport (IPT)
Duchess (POU)
Hartford / Brainard (HFD)
Windham (IJD)


I fly almost exclusively out of HFD. Great airport, plenty of
parking/fuel, decent restaurant at the north terminal. As you probably
already know it is a large airport, 4500ft or so and controlled.
Windham is a bit smaller, uncontrolled, and as far as I know there
isnt any food, but gas shouldnt be a problem there. If youre willing
to walk, about a quarter mile from the airport is a large strip mall,
fast food, TGI Fridays, Walmart etc. Ive flown into POU but never
really stopped to look around; good airport though, controllers there
are great. If youre willing to go a little farther east and south,
Block Island is a bit of a challenge, great place for lunch right
there though! Last but not least, west of HFD there is an airport (I
dont have a sectional so I dotn know the identifier) called Mountain
Meadow (aka Jonnycake), small, narrow runway, but not bad. Incredible
restaurant right on the grounds, called Landing Zone, best damn chili
ive ever had! Highly recommend. Should have fuel but check the AFD.

Recently, Ronald Gardner posted:

IPT is a good size airport with a restaurant in the terminal building
and fuel is available at DeGol. They will come to the terminal ramp
to fuel you. Ask to park at the east ramp and you exit the gate and
walk to the terminal. Be sure to write down the code for the lock
before you leave the ramp, it's on the wall next to the gate. If you
want to go in town, I would recommend Johnson's Cafe.

Thanks! IPT is a likely destination, should I take that route, as I should
have adequate fuel on board by the time I get there.

Neil

Recently, Martin posted:

I fly almost exclusively out of HFD. Great airport, plenty of
parking/fuel, decent restaurant at the north terminal. As you probably
already know it is a large airport, 4500ft or so and controlled.
Windham is a bit smaller, uncontrolled, and as far as I know there
isnt any food, but gas shouldnt be a problem there. If youre willing
to walk, about a quarter mile from the airport is a large strip mall,
fast food, TGI Fridays, Walmart etc. Ive flown into POU but never
really stopped to look around; good airport though, controllers there
are great. If youre willing to go a little farther east and south,
Block Island is a bit of a challenge, great place for lunch right
there though! Last but not least, west of HFD there is an airport (I
dont have a sectional so I dotn know the identifier) called Mountain
Meadow (aka Jonnycake), small, narrow runway, but not bad. Incredible
restaurant right on the grounds, called Landing Zone, best damn chili
ive ever had! Highly recommend. Should have fuel but check the AFD.

Thanks!

HFD is a bit of a stretch. If the winds are good, I can make it, so I
appreciate your feedback. I prefer an on-field restaurant, as this is just
a fuel & feed stop hopefully consuming less than 1 1/2 hours of the xc
before continuing on East.

Neil

Robert Henry wrote:

Columbia County, as in 1B1?

Damn. You *would* go and make me get the sctional out. Lessee here..........

Yep.

George Patterson
Brute force has an elegance all its own.