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    Mediocre chicken tender (I ate one before deciding to leave a review) and waffle fries without any queso.
    Kele I.

    First, let me start by saying that when it comes to airport dining, my expectations are pretty low. I know I'm getting mediocre food at ridiculously high prices. I've done enough traveling in my life to know what to expect and to not expect much. Also, I've had a couple of rough days with hot weather, cancelled flights, and a crappy booked-at-the-last minute hotel room. To say that this fast food chicken vendor couldn't meet my expectations would be an understatement. I just wanted a couple of tenders, cheese fries, and a drink for myself and a sandwich, fries and a drink for my hubby. The cashier could not understand me. He personally spoke English with no accent, so I'm sure it wasn't a language barrier. It is loud in the food court, but I'm a nurse, a mom, and a huge part of my job involves public speaking, so I'm pretty loud. I finally ordered the wings with just regular fries because it seems that he could understand that. My husband wanted the brisket sandwich, but they were out (at 1pm). So he got the pulled pork. So, here's the order now - 2 tenders with fries and an iced tea. 1 pulled pork with fries and an iced tea. The cashier struggled with how to ring it up until another worker helped him. I'm told to grab the tea from the mini fridge on the corner of the counter. But there isn't any yes in the fridge. I tell them and they just stare for a minute. Then one of the women opens a plastic tub, puts a paper cup in it and scoops tea out using the paper cup and ungloved hands. She hands me one tea. I ask for the other. She says I only ordered one. I said no, I repeat my order and the cashier said, no, you only asked for one drink. They offer to let me get back into the now even longer line so I can order the other drink. I gave my husband the iced tea and decided to go to Starbucks across the way. As I was getting my food, a woman in a wheelchair comes up and is looking at the menu. She comments that they don't have wings listed (I'm assuming this chain typically has wings ‍). One of the cashier's rolls her eyes and taps a paper sign on the counter that lists some of the types of wings they have. No price. No quantity. Just wings. The customer points this out and the cashier mumbles the price. The customer asks how many and the cashier sighs, rolls her eyes again, and tells her. I've worked in the service industry. I know the job sucks. That's why I'm paying an extra "employee retention fee" to this mediocre food. I'm not expecting red carpet treatment. But I am expecting a minimal amount of knowledge about the job, the menu, and slightly less disgust at having to do the job. Meanwhile, my kid is eating greasy pepperoni pizza and garlic rolls the size of their head from the awesome staff at Tony + Benny's and generally living their best life.

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    Rob C.

    Food - lots of what I consider southern style food. Sandwich mainly. I had the pulled pork egg and cheese breakfast sandwich and it was amazing! The brioche bun was the right bread for this sandwich and the pulled pork wasn't dry but it wasn't soggy wet either, so just the right amount of goodness in every bite. The jalapeño certainly kicks it up a notch! Service - it was good and quick. Ambiance - its inside of the La Guardia airport and there's general shared seating abound. Verdict - yes for sure!

    Mac and cheese
    Mary C.

    Don't make the same mistake as I did and pay $4.25 for this sad cup of Mac and cheese side! :( like all airport food, everything is super pricey unfortunately so I tried to get the cheapest thing on the menu so I could get a fork. The portion is about 3.5 inches in diameter by 2 inches cup. Also not very good, lumpy cheesey and salty with a weird texture. So sad! Plane got delayed by 4 hours so had no choice! Would recommend packing utensils and snacks next time heading off to the airport.

    Mark M.

    What a nice find in this food court. Friendly staff. Excellent chicken tenders and chicken sandwich deep fried in a nice crispy coating and using thick chicken breast. The chicken tasted really good, not with an odd marinated taste like at a lot of the other fast food places. The coleslaw was made fresh there and tasted creamy good. The waffle fries we cooked perfectly. All around a great option on the go.

    Nikhil R.

    Nope. I should've read reviews before coming. The sandwiches are dry and old, and the loaded fries are tasteless. I got the hot honey chicken that, while good flavor, was terrible quality. The fries had pork, egg, and cheese all on it but it was completely tasteless.

    Mike M.

    I had lunch here yesterday while making a connection. It's located in the nice and new Terminal B in the food court area. Hill Country is a counter service restaurant that advertises bbq but really serves more chicken tender meals than bbq. I saw one pulled pork sandwich in the menu. I went with the Texas Tenders (because I live in Texas) meal with one side for $15 and chose waffle fries. I added a sweet tea for another $4 with no free refills. The food was ready in less than 5 minutes. It was pretty average taste wise. Nothing great but not bad either. The 2 tenders were a little greasy and the waffle fries were reasonably fresh and not greasy. You will definitely get your fried food fix filled with this meal. I will say that both tenders were large in size so the meal was filling. It's overpriced airport food. What can I say!

    Chicken & waffles
    Devin G.

    Wanted to leave a new quick review for this spot in LGA, this will be a add on to my last review from the chicken & waffles. This time I had the hot honey chicken sandwich & it was fire! Lol Sweet, savory all that only thing that sucks is you have to pay for extra topping (lettuce, tomato etc) & it don't come with fries! Smh which is why I gave it a 3 star. I recommend the chicken sandwich only if coming here!

    a waffle sandwich with eggs and bacon
    Andrew T.

    Imagine taking 10 Krispy Kreme classic glazed sugar donuts and compressing them into a waffle. Each layer between the donuts doused with copious amounts of extra sugar, for good measure. And it's all compressed into an extra dense sugar brick sandwich. Sprinkled with a modest amount of incidental cheese and eggs with a meek strip of bacon. It's an overwhelming sugar surge taking a sledgehammer to the head. Just the memory of me eating this again is giving me both a headache and a toothache. I'm a huge fan of Hill Country in NYC, but this was tragic.

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    Mike L.

    Horrible...no gravy for biscuits and gravy, Egg sandwich with bacon and pimento cheese, was cheese blend squirter no bacon

    Bacon, Egg and Cheese in the bun, soft and fresh, the cashier was friendly and knew how to give me many options. Their waffle fries are very crispy. I recommend to all their breakfast.

    Anthony B.

    Poor representation of Hill country in Manhattan.... Fried chicken served at room temperature, soggy and greasy. Pulled pork was dry served on a stale brioche. Horrible dining experience

    I'm a lover of fried chicken, but this Queso Chicken Sandwich was great, its chicken was tender, and that cheese sauce with jalapenos and chopped peppers is the best. I liked it so much that if I were to pass through the Terminal B and Hill Country facilities, I would repeat this sandwich again.

    This is biscuit and gravy. Never seen it made like this.

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    Nothing special about the food, but the 3% charge for Emp Benefit & Retention is a ripoff. Avoid this place

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    Had the hot honey chicken sandwich. The chicken was extremely dry and the brioche bun was stale.

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    Not great at all. Edible but no flavor. I shoulda checked yelp first. There are better options available.

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    GAN-HOO BBQ

    4.5(848 reviews)
    2.3 miDowntown Flushing, Flushing
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    Oh yeah, a very cool BBQ experience. The menu is great and the seating is nicely spaced. Atmosphere…read moreis relaxed and well lit, very good for social gatherings given the space and table sizes. You do cook the food yourself but can ask for assistance if needed. The plating and beef boards they bring out are just fun to see. The experience is what you make of it - fresh juice drink options, tons of meat proteins and sides to choose from. I've been here twice and can tell the meat is very fresh and well prepared. I can't even name a favorite, just loved everything! The meat staircase is definitely something to try - so many cuts and good portion size. You get two to three pieces of each protein. It's a great value. Dine-in promo, buy a gift certificate for $20, get extra credits toward your next meal.

    Ambiance (5/5): Entrance is up the stairs, into an immersive layout of a wooden oriental palace…read more From the decorations, walls, dining chairs, etc. it felt very on theme! In the lobby area, on display is an old Guzheng (Chinese harp) along with various cuts of premium wagyu meat. The place was well ventilated and was surprised that I didn't leave smelling like it. Service (5/5): This is a self-cook, manning your own meat establishment. The food comes out prepared on trays at fairly quick speed. Burners worked well and were changed out when burned. The burner seemed small but we were able to cook fast enough to keep everyone happy. Food (4/5): For 6 of us (4F & 2M), we ordered just the right amount of food: Meat Lover's Stair Combo, Beef combo, veggie platter, 2 rice. I'd say that all of the meat was super tender but nothing stood out too much. None of the meat was marinated except for 1 meat in the stair combo that turned out to be everyone's favorite. For all that food it was about $40/pp. A free small cup of Hershey's vanilla ice cream at the end of the meal. Overall, had a great time and good food!

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    4.1(15 reviews)
    2.4 miDowntown Flushing, Flushing

    Service was quick, and efficient If you're hungry and just…read morewant to eat good food, no bs, then this is an amazing spot. Great place to come in groups or as a couple, where the focus is the grilling and eating. The staff were very nice where we practically had a dedicated person grilling our food. Be aware they don't know much English, but the menu is in English or Chinese. The must have is the eel. Some of the best grilled eel I've had,

    First time having Northern style Chinese bbq like this and was very impressed! They use real hot…read morecoals, so the meat gets extra flavorful and charred. I love that they have a huge variety of flavors and seasonings: 3 sauces, korean ssamjang peppers and garlic, 3 spice blends for dipping. The servers were all very friendly and gave us some great recommendations on what to order, so we got a combination of beef and pork cuts, as well as veggies and eel. The eel is so fresh and juicy, the waitress told us they get their eels live and process it in their own kitchen. They cook everything right in front of you, unlike kbbq places where you cook meat yourself. I also appreciated the good ventilation, we didn't smell like meat at all after leaving the restaurant! Additional notes: - we thought it was funny that they put sprinkles in the potato salad, it may seem kind of odd but definitely very Chinese (compliment btw) - it ended up being almost $50 pp for 4 people - we got lucky and didn't have to wait, but I hear there's usually a line, so definitely call ahead to suss out the wait

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    Live Eel - slightly chewy unfortunately

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    Chill Tavern BBQ

    5.0(1 review)
    2.3 miDowntown Flushing, Flushing

    For Chinese BBQ skewers they offer a very nice selection of perfectly cooked and seasoned skewers…read more Instead of cart standing cart style the inside is like a chill spot with a table for all your skewers. I called and spoke with owner. BEEF and LAMB is also HALAL!

    From the owner: Welcome to Chill Tavern BBQ Original Barbecue, where traditional Chinese barbecue meets the bold…read moreand spicy essence of Sichuan cuisine. Our restaurant is dedicated to bringing you an unforgettable dining experience filled with rich aromas, authentic flavors, and the warmth of handcrafted dishes. Signature Barbecue we use only fresh ingredients and our own secret marinades to create mouthwatering skewers grilled over real charcoal. Each bite delivers the perfect balance of smoky flavor and tender texture — from juicy lamb skewers and spicy chicken wings to perfectly seasoned vegetables. Our barbecue reflects the original taste of the street-style grilling culture, with an emphasis on freshness, aroma, and authentic craftsmanship. Authentic Sichuan Dishes Our menu celebrates the vibrant and fiery spirit of Sichuan cuisine. With signature dishes like Mapo Tofu, Spicy Boiled Fish, and Kung Pao Chicken, we bring out the deep flavors of Sichuan peppercorns and chili. Every dish is crafted to highlight the balance of spice, aroma, and numbing sensation that defines this beloved regional cuisine. Traditional Clay Pot Dishes For those seeking comfort and warmth, our clay pot dishes offer a rich, home-style experience. Slow-cooked to perfection, the clay pots lock in flavor and tenderness — whether it’s braised beef with potatoes, seafood tofu clay pot, or mushroom chicken stew. Each pot delivers deep, satisfying flavor in every spoonful.

    Hill Country - tradamerican - Updated September 2026

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