I ordered a sausage, eggs, and cheese on an everything bagel here. My bagel was delicious. It was…read morebig and it was hot. It was on the pricey side but that's expected when purchasing anything within an airline Terminal. This is a self serve establishment where you order via kiosk. After a few moments your name is called once your order is ready. Your name is written on a brown paper bag that contains your order. This is a decent place but I wouldn't make it a habit to get breakfast here regularly whenever you're at this Terminal.

Was surprised seeing the bad reviews here. I was ready for a late breakfast and spotted H&H. Being…read morein NY I figured a bagel fit the bill. Ordering is done on a kiosk & they call your name when it's ready. There was a woman working out front for anyone who needed help with the kiosk. We both ordered sesame bagels with cream cheese. They were a nice size, fresh, and had plenty of cream cheese. No complaints here. 2025-79

I was excited to see that their prices were about half of what Leon charges 30 steps away. Went…read morethere at 5:30, bartender said they open at six. At six, tells me he's not allowed to open the bagel case. Someone else does that part. Hope they show up on my flight will be gone by then. I feel like every culture on earth can do this more efficiently and has for thousands of years. Edit: Leon's prices are actually super cheap if all you want is a bagel, maybe the best airport prices I've seen. Although eating a bagel without a topping is a dry experience. I was excited to see that their prices were about half of what Leon charges 30 steps away. Went there at 5:30, bartender said they open at six. At six, tells me he's not allowed to open the bagel case. Someone else does that part. Hope they show up on my flight will be gone by then. I feel like every culture on earth can do this more efficiently and has for thousands of years. Edit: Leon's prices are actually super cheap if all you want is a bagel, maybe the best airport prices I've seen. Although eating a bagel without a topping is a dry experience.

I'm having a drink right now, the service is great but the wine is not. They don't even have red…read morewine! They should have the basic on hand at least two bottles even if this area doesn't get a lot of foot traffic. Again the service is great the wine selection isn't.

If at JFK this is the best bagel place. The surroundings are beautiful and it's nice to get away…read morefrom the hustle and bustle of JFK.

We felt soooo lucky to have found the TWA Hotel Food Hall; for so many reasons…read more We had landed and our bags were missing. So there we were stuck in the baggage area of JFK until the next flight came with our bags(about 4 hours). We asked around about a place to lay down or grab a bite and one lady that worked there said "try the place upstairs in that little elevator." it seemed like an odd thing to say, and it sorta was, but we squeezed in this small elevator to see what was upstairs. We exited the elevator to this amazing place that seemed surreal. there was a long white tube walkway that was brightly lit. It brought us to... the TWA terminal! it was AMAZING! It was redesigned to look just like a 1950's terminal but with a little panache to it as well. It really is hard to describe how beautiful it all was. As our sleep deprived trio wandered about we made it to the food hall that had the bagels and muffins. The food looked so good, and was. But again we had almost no sleep so we were biased. We were able to get a little sleep too so the place seemed amazing. To think, if we hadn't missed our bags, we may have never discovered this incredible spot that turned out the most interesting part of the trip!

Great selection of kosher bagels easy order in line. Bialys too. Grab a sandwich parking may be an…read moreissue. Worth the trip

Went here to grab a quick breakfast. I ordered a sesame bagel with scallion cream cheese, and some…read morelox. The service was pleasant and efficient. There was a steady stream of people coming and going. no line. I'd definitely come back.

I know airports are a captive audience, and Kennedy is a terrible example of an airport…read more To add to the things that suck about JFK (parking, terribly inconvenient location, delays galore, filthy conditions at the terminals, etc.) is the travesty that is "Piazza Breakfast." Located in Terminal 5 (where JetBlue dominates), this is your only option as you get through security and want a "sit down" breakfast in the AM hours. No matter which "restaurant" you sit in (deep blue, 5ive steak, probably others I can't think of), the breakfast food is all made in a central kitchen. Ordering: You order on your phone via QR code on the table and pay on the phone too. Prices: You won't be shocked by the prices. "It's New York" plus "it's an airport." Service: Non-existent. We had to ask for water repeatedly, when there were pitchers of it sitting out. If we had glasses, we'd have served ourselves. Would that even be legal though? Who knows. We eventually got water, but were never offered refills. Never checked on. Server had to confirm our order and asked to see the receipt, specifically about the chicken sausage order. Speaking of that.... Food: My whole grain toast had a hair in it. I ate it anyway and I think I picked the hair out. Who knows? The bread was actually pretty decent. Chicken sausage was also ordered. It was pretty disgusting. Somehow they manage to make a "healthy" item greasy. It also had weird discolored pieces of meat that I didn't eat. Drinks: You'll be offered high $ booze as soon as you scan the QR code. We opted for coffee and tea . Nikki said the coffee was typical diner stuff. My earl grey tea was ok. They serve "Rishi" brand. I didn't taste very much bergamot, if any. Was it even earl grey? I'll surely ponder this mystery on my death bed. In summary, "Piazza Breakfast" isn't worth it in any way. You'll be wasting valuable time on terrible food, with insulting inadequate service. I recommend exploring the terminal for other options, eating before you get to the airport, or sucking it up and buying a $6 for a small Chobani yogurt cup ($1-1.75 regularly priced) at the bodega place next to "deep blue." Happy travels.

I don't show up with high expectations. You order your own food online through clumsy app brought…read moreup by a QR code. That eliminates any possibility of miscommunication in the ordering process. Yet, somehow they screw up. Mistake 1: not including toast with eggs-any-style breakfast. Instead it comes with a biscuit. I'm sorry are we in Atlanta or NYC/ Mistake 2: making me pay $3 for toast as side order on top of a twenty-something-dollar ham and eggs. Mistake 3: not bringing the toast. The app seems to have a way to request a refund for the missing order, but I doubt it will work. Plus, there's an argument that when the missing piece is an integral part of the meal that you get more back than the cost of the "side." Eating eggs over easy without toast is like a cheeseburger without a bun. Finally, asking for a default 18% tip up-front in self-ordering restaurant is a bit much. Especially when you can't easily change it when the service stinks. Anyway. Had low expectations and they came in under them.

Food was good. $19 including taxes for the vegetable hummus…read moresandwich, which came with some tortilla chips. Service was OK. My biggest complaint is that this is an airport. People are coming and going very quickly and three of the staff members were just standing around shooting the sh**. Not grabbing anyone's food when three of us were standing around waiting for our tablet orders. I eventually went up to the counter to ask that my sandwich to be expedited because I need to go catch my flight and slowly, but surely she grabbed it out of the showcase warmed it up and handed it to me. In summary if you're actually taking the time to read a review at the airport if you're needing to move quickly, I would not recommend ordering from them.

Wow... lot's of hate for this cafe at JFK. I ordered a ham, egg, and cheese sandwich from the kiosk…read moreand then got a coffee from the front counter before I left. You can order from either and it cut's down on the wait if you go to one of the screens. While the prices were insane, we are in an airport so it's somewhat expected (but still not appreciated). We spent almost $50 on breakfast sandwiches and coffee. It did take a while for the sandwich, but I will say that it was really good. It was also huge which isn't what I'm normally looking for at breakfast time but I was about to board a 6hr flight. Honestly they should sell a half sandwich for a more reasonable price. Most people could split one and be happy.

We grabbed some premade sandwiches and sushi knowing we needed some sort of dinner as we had a…read more5pm-9pm flight. The $12 chicken avocado sandwich and $12 turkey sandwich were bland but sustenance. In future, we'd get something else. The $15.99 for a couple of pieces of sushi and California roll were about what you expect from sushi to go at an airport. At least none of the food made us sick.

I guess I hated Camden Food Co. so much that my review was removed for violating Yelp's Terms of…read moreService. I'd like an explanation for this from Yelp, but in the meantime, here's the short version, as I can't even access the review I wrote. I had a ridiculously bad grab and go sandwich here, a D- even grading on an airport sandwich curve. It was a chicken avocado sandwich, supposedly composed of grilled chicken, avocado, lettuce, tomato, and chipotle aioli on whole grain bread. Camden Food Co. must have looked up the absolute minimum amount of avocado they could use and still name the ingredient on the packaging. The sandwich was made up of tasteless slices of chicken, a bit of lettuce and tomato, and not a single solid piece of avocado. The only discernible avocado was a thin green smear on the bread. It just looked like the bread had touched an avocado by accident. I paid $17.41 for this sandwich and resent every wasted penny. I'm a little embarrassed, just as an American, that travelers can get food this terrible at New York's main international airport.

I stopped by Island Bagel Bar, which is located right down the street from Costco Wholesale, and I…read morehave to say I was a little surprised before even going in. When I looked them up, I noticed they had some really bad reviews, but once I arrived, the place was packed. The line was long, and even after I joined it, more people kept coming in behind me. That made me wonder who exactly left those reviews because it clearly seemed like a popular spot with locals. Once inside, I went over to the grill station and ordered a turkey, bacon, egg, and cheese with salt and pepper on a plain bagel, along with a bottle of water. The line moved pretty smoothly. By the time we got to the register, the cashier helping us gave us two free cookies, which was a really nice gesture. The prices weren't overwhelming, and the service was really good. Everyone working there was nice and attentive, and they got our order exactly right. The food was also really good. The bagel tasted fresh, and everything was made well. Inside, they have tables where you can sit and eat. The atmosphere felt bright, warm, and welcoming. I had a really good experience and honestly have no complaints. Based on my visit, they definitely deserve a positive review. I can't speak for anyone else's experience, but mine was great.

Nothing but Hispanics work here, they cater to their kind. Food presentation is not always good…read more I have had problems with my order before. Today saw elderly Hispanic man with western omelet with whole toast on side looked really good, fluffy. Nice. I ordered, you should have seen the omelet, look like they scrambled the egg, threw peppers in, did not see ham not stacked like an omelet. This is last straw done with them

The hotdogs are really good but small, the service is great the young was so sweet and informative…read more The decor is so amazong giving that 50's style resturant.

Im in love with the great service and great coffee here. The decor is amazing and so fun to take…read morepictures. It's so fun listening to the 60's music playing and seeing the vintage aviation memorabilia around. This is the best idea ever.

I went into Mikes deli today. I've been coming to Mikes since the early 2000s and they're always…read morebeen great. But I did notice after Covid the care and love that went into the food is no longer there. I went today to get a bacon egg and cheese sandwich, askthem to toasted bread for me, they didn't. The bread was soggy, they went cheap on the bacon. Ask for mayo salt and pepper. No mayo and barely any seasoning. Idk if the lack of care or they didn't just want to take my order but I don't think I'll be coming back anymore. c&c in crossbay as actually better but a little further. But I'll be going to there next time I want a sandwich.

Can't beat the price for he amount of food you get here. The turkey sandwich was delicious and had…read moreplenty of meat and cheese on the sandwich. The service was prompt and friendly. It's definitely a mom and pop type of store and they have many regulars there. Tons of street parking nearby as well.