Date: Friday, March 6th, 2026 Time: around 3:15pm…read moreMeal: Lunch Party of: 2 *Avocado Goddess Salad ($20.95) - Shrimp ($5) *DT Spicy Margarita ($18) *Quesadilla ($19.95) - Carne Asada ($5) *Bloody Maria ($19.50) *3% Emp Benefits & Retention ($2.65) *Tax ($8.08) My friend and I had some time to kill at the airport. This was the closest dining establishment that served alcohol by our gate, so we stopped by. It is pretty small and cramped, but we managed to find two seats along the window facing the planes. It was hard to fit in the area as people tend to put bags on seats, etc. Plus the walkway to the kitchen is right there so you feel like you are in the way. Food wise, I liked my salad. Could have done without the chips as I really just wanted greens, veggies, and protein. For $26, it was obviously on the smaller side, but hey, it's an airport resto. My drink was all right. Kinda weak in the liquor and spice department, but fine for sipping. My friend seemed to enjoy his food and cocktail. I wish there were more options in this area of the airport. But this will do if I want a drink. REVIEW #4023

Heading home and need a drink…read more Bartender - Michelle, she was fast an great service Classic Margarita Great set up with dinner feeling. The deco feel's a little old fashion dinner. It was simple and very clean. Great place to stop in before your flight.

Grabbed a table here and ordered breakfast while waiting for flight at terminal 5. The breakfast…read morewas tasteless! Egg whites were bland and soggy, the potatoes were dry and the toast tasted like cardboard. Definitely not worth the $25! A waste of money, I took a couple bites, realized how awful it was and then decided not to continue eating.. The service was great however! Lovely and friendly staff members! But they definitely need to hire a new cook!!

Paid cash for small draft beer and the bartender hands me an iPad and says it's $22…read more BECAUSE they have it automatically set to 18% tip. I'm having a quick one drink before I board my plane. I'll throw you a dollar or 2, but not 18% just because. You didn't do anything other than pour a beer. I know prices are inflated in an airport but $20 for a local tap pint is ridiculous

Just happened to spot this when walking to my gate in terminal 5 of JFK. It is across from gate…read more528. You blink and you will miss it. It is a very quiet, serene area. There is lots of construction and traffic going on, so views are obstructed. Other then that, it is a little getaway from the terminal. Make sure you dont lose track of time as I didn't hear announcements here. Good for people traveling with pets that need a break as well.

Even though there is construction going on at terminal 5, the fresh air at 8pm at night in the…read moreairport when it feels like 75 degrees inside the building was such a game changer. IT WAS HOT and I'm so happy this is available especially a section for the fur babies before a flight. First off the name WOOFTOP is adorable lol and look at that sky!! The only thing I will say was there was a section that says to "keep dogs off grass" but it seemed like a flower section?...why would you make something for dogs and not have them allowed in an area??? Made no sense to me. Anyway, need fresh air? T5 it is across from gate 28. Who knows if that will change post construction ‍

They were basically out of everything I wanted, and the food we got was terrible…read more When you come to a restaurant because the menu says your mac & cheese is famous and you have a hungry seven-year-old, the waiter should let you know that they're out of their one of their star items. The fried pickles were so doughy that you could barely see a pickle, the waffle fries were undercooked, and the pickle slaw looked like you could've gotten it at Stop and Shop deli counter and added pickle chips. It was also drenched in so much mayonnaise that I couldn't eat it. Get yourself a turkey and cheese sandwich from the grab and go and be thankful that you did.

Let's start with the ambiance. Although Terminal 5 at JFK offers few restaurant choices, Jacob's…read morePickles stands out and never disappoints, even when options are limited. The hostess greeted me warmly and allowed me to browse the menu at my leisure without feeling rushed. The seating was spacious, and the self-serve bar area offered plenty of room. The decor and vibe evoked an early 60s charm, though the playlist featuring early 2000s hits was a quirky mismatch, yet, honestly, it grew on me and seemed to add a lively edge to the meal. The menu was straightforward, offering a tempting selection of chicken sandwiches and biscuit dishes. After some thought, I settled on the chicken ranch, it was ready in less than five minutes! The "Porch Sipper" drink was delightful; I ended up ordering a second, as its flavors transported me to open Kentucky fields, sitting on a wraparound porch on a warm summer day, savoring the music and gazing at the blue summer sky. The experience was truly immersive. And I must say, the staff radiated positive energy, they seemed genuinely happy to be there, which makes a difference when dealing with thousands of travelers daily. Jacob's Pickles is definitely a must-visit spot when passing through JFK Terminal 5.

Definitely the neatest part about the TWA. The inside was restored so well and has many seating…read moreoptions. A bar is conveniently located in the back. The cockpit being accessible to view is always incredibly neat. The only concern is the stairs, they are a bit rusted, so much so in some places have worn away and you can see through to the ground in between the steps.

Amazing! The TWA Hotel's Connie Cocktail Lounge in the cabin of the preserved Lockheed L-1649…read moreStarliner is a cool, sexy spot to enjoy a drink or, as I took advantage of, a climb into the cockpit. Note - This is not an ADA accessible location. That being said, if you're into airplanes or a retro moment, stop on by!

Really enjoyed the Centurion Lounge in Terminal 4 at JFK. Best of all, there was no wait to get in,…read morewhich seems to be increasingly rare. The lounge is spacious, with plenty of comfortable seating, and everything was clean and well maintained. There are two buffet areas, plus a separate coffee and dessert/ice cream bar on the upper level. I found the food to be surprisingly flavorful for an airport lounge, and I also appreciated that kosher meals are available upon request. If you have time before your flight, don't miss the 1850 Speakeasy tucked inside the lounge. It's a fun addition and serves well-crafted specialty cocktails in a more intimate setting. One of my favorite features was the view overlooking the tarmac. It's a great place to relax while watching the constant flow of aircraft taxiing and taking off. Overall, an excellent lounge experience and one we'd happily visit again.

Very friendly front-desk worker who gave us the great advice to allow for time to get to our gate…read more It can be up to a 20 minute walk. The breakfast itself was mostly good but there were some odd things! Like for example they had bagels but there were no toasters available. They had a cool coffee bar but the coffee had a very nasty flavor. They did have freshly squeezed orange juice which was great! The WiFi was advertised but did not show up as a network and they had no forks available. A good Centurion location but not the best I've seen.

My husband is a big aviation enthusiast so I thought coming here would be a cute date idea. I…read morebooked us an 1:45h at the pool through resort pass and paid around $55 per person. I highly recommend arriving at the hotel ahead of time and exploring the beautiful location. The hotel is quite a sight to behold- packed with TWA history, designed in that beautiful retro aesthetic, and a lovely reminder of the golden age of flying. Walking around the hotel and exploring the gift shop might have been my highlight. At the pool, they're pretty strict about the timing and the lobby got pretty crowded right before the scheduled time. The pools itself is relatively small, warm, and shallow. We got some IPAs on tap (around $10 each), hung out in the pool, and watched the planes. I was a bit surprised but the overall crowd there. Lots of families with splashing children and people that really just seemed to want to be by a pool and didn't care about that specific location. Didn't necessarily expect so many people to spend money and come all the way to JFK without caring for planes but ofc that's up to them. Just something to keep in mind if you choose to come here. They also don't have changing rooms so you might want to wear your swim clothes or you'll have to change in the bathroom. I would give the hotel a 6/5 and the pool a 3/5. Would love to come back in winter for their apres ski chalet as I think the location is unbeatable.

I brought my Mother here for a fun day out. To use the pool, it cost $50 for an hour and 45 min…read more Per person. The pool is heated nicely and it's fun to watch the planes. I would not recommend buying food at the pool bar. It was not great and thrown in plastic containers. The cocktail the bartender made was very nice. Cocktails are $17 each. The parking after the 3 hour total was $68. It was unique, but not worth the $$$

I've been fortunate to use this lounge twice and it's very nice. Food selection is fine and it's…read morehalal. Nice selection of beverages. Plenty of tables to eat and a large seating area. Only about half the seats have outlets so plant yourself accordingly if you need a charge. Staff delivers the elevated experience you would expect for a premier airline such as Emirates. It doesn't have the wow factor of the Delta One lounge but it is still a solid and wonderful experience.