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Review: Air Margaritaville Miami Airport (Priority Pass Restaurant)

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Priority Pass is the world’s largest network of independent airport lounges, with over 1,200 locations around the world. The number of Priority Pass members has increased greatly the past couple of years, since now there are quite a few credit cards with lounge access.

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(@nicole)
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Mis En Place at TPA is fantastic! Be sure to try it soon.


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(@Paul Powers)
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Margaritaville restaurants are always pretty good, but it is fast casual, so not healthy. The calories probably came from the butter and the syrup, and assumed you would use it all. Me? I never use “pancake syrup,” but will use real maple if they got it. And you always use less of the real stuf. Great review!


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 JJJ
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I would wager the calorie count assumes you are pouring on the corn syrup provided.

Which is a good assumption. I hate menus that say 500-2200. Useless!

And to those who said that calorie counts on menus wouldnt change behavior, may I present this post.


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(@jerryflies)
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@lucky. I’ve eaten at Air Margaritaville a few times and as long as you don’t order any salads, you are golden. They make good steak, fries are crispy. But avoid the salads at all cost. The lettuce was not fresh and The dressing was aweful


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 Greg
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A 6" buttermilk pancake would have anywhere from 75-100 calories (depending on exactly what's in it and how it was cooked), a tablespoon of butter has about 100 and, a serving of generic syrup anywhere from twice to three times that.


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(@Howard)
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@JJJ it's also likely the two pads of butter are 200 kcals themselves. The pancake itself is probably under 500 calories.


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(@Chris)
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Tbh, the Bitmoji was my favorite part.


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 Jim
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Calorie counts are required of restaurant chains - it was added in the Obamacare legislation. I find it useful in deciding what to order.


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(@Garrett)
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Calories in food can be incredibly deceptive. It's a nice thing to have on menus.


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