I was looking for a glass of wine that I could take to go cause you could do that at other restaurants and other airport but I guess just not at SFO. The alternative was to take cans of wine or beer that are single serving and that wasn't so bad. I had great customer service and she helped me find exactly what I needed. The store is clean and well organized and has a selection that most people would be happy with. Will come again. read more

SF Uncork'd - Storefront - Wine Bars Near Me - San Francisco, California

Food ok, service is great they do as much as they can. Nice atmosphere. Only thing i hate is that even with a small bottle or can there is a uncork fee? You buy a bottle from them and theres an uncork fee? Stay away from the cans i got one and it was spoiled. I didnt ask for a refund but still. Very good selection... you can find most things you want. read more

SF Uncork'd in Airport Boulevard is a trendy and cozy wine pub, bar and shop that offers regional craft beers, sells california wines by the glass and flight, small plates, charcuterie, and wine bottles to take with you from their great wine list. A nice place to unwind or relax before your flight. Service is good. Check it out! read more

SF Uncork'd - At the entrance - Wine Bars Near Me - San Francisco, California

Great selection of wines, and a comfortable spot to wait for a connection. I found myself there in time for a snack, and I ordered the mac and cheese. Imagine my disappointment when I was handed something that looked like Kraft macaroni and cheese microwave version, although they did put it in a ceramic bowl. Had I known I would be so disappointed, I probably would've grabbed some food elsewhere. But they did get the Rose flights right! read more

SF Uncork'd - Mac n cheese. Looks like craft - Wine Bars Near Me - San Francisco, California

5 Stars - Excellent Wine Bar in SFO Terminal 3 We recently stopped at SF Uncork'd in Terminal 3 and were genuinely impressed. We enjoyed a bottle of wine along with a well-done charcuterie selection, and everything was delicious. The wine list is outstanding with plenty of great options by the glass or bottle, and the best value is definitely ordering a full bottle. Service was excellent--friendly, knowledgeable, and attentive--and the space is surprisingly comfortable for an airport wine bar. They also offer a nice retail section with bottles and snacks you can take on your flight. Overall, it's a fantastic place to relax and kill some time at the airport if you enjoy quality wine. Highly recommend. read more

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Cute seating setup and quaint decor. My flight was delayed and then cancelled in San Fran, I had time to burn and decided to walk a few gates away from my flights gate. SF Uncork'd had the best ratings on Yelp and Google so of course that's where I was headed. The waitress was nice and attended to me quickly. I ordered the Smoked Salmon Salad and a glass of Lake Sonoma Winery Cab 2021. Served with delicious warm toasty bread, the salad was fresh and full of romaine, spinach, arugula, two caperberries, and some halved cherry tomatoes. The balsamic was good and not sweet, which I appreciated. There was minimal smoked salmon but it was good. Not sure if it was farmed our wild caught. I was in the airport and it was slim pickings so I didn't ask the waitress. My favorite was the Lake Sonoma Cab. I'll need to find that and buy some. Overall, good airport food and ambiance. read more

SF Uncork'd - Salmon Salad - Wine Bars Near Me - San Francisco, California

Perfect for a quick glass of wine and close out when you order if you're on a time crunch. If not, sit a spell, have a snack, and try a different wine. Their selection is pretty good. The waitstaff have always been extremely kind every time I'm there. If you want to tap to pay, you'll have to walk up to the kiosk to pay. read more

For an airport wine bar this spot is fine, service is kind and quick with a decent wine list and snacks for an airport. The location in the international terminal is my favorite (G gates) tends to be less crowded than Terminal 3. It's the same menu as far as I can tell. My only wish at SFO would be a better CA selection nonetheless I am here enjoying a glass of French rose before my flight. Cheers read more

SF Uncork'd - Wine Bars Near Me - San Francisco, California

Excellent service and delicious food. We had the gyro taco duo, sliders, fries. The gyro meat was so juicy but not greasy, totally delish. Fries were crisp and tight with ranch or ketchup (no hot sauce). I enjoyed the yummy red flight. They also have canned things my friends liked. Really nice place across from another eateries but with a nice wine cellar vibe. The lady, hostess/waitress there is like the charming mama who loves you, but gives you your space. Great wine and food options. read more

SF Uncork'd - 3 delightful Cali Reds - Wine Bars Near Me - San Francisco, California

I order the fries at $8.50 they should have been fresh and not dry and cold. Added the Crudite at $15.50 and it was the "protein tray" from the market put on a plate. Far from impressed. Service, initial order was good. However she never checked in and had to ask a passing server to order more food and drink. It's an airport so for Ambiance it can't be to great but they have great music. If your flight is delayed and you want some overpriced drink and food this is the place to relax. read more

SF Uncork'd - Just go to the market. It's half the price. - Wine Bars Near Me - San Francisco, California

Moderate pricing for an airport bar, $16 for a glass of pinot noir,$15.50 for a sandwich. Friendly service: cheerful greeting, warm welcome to sit anywhere, the theee ladies worked as a team. Cuban sandwich was very tasty: soft, warm bread, salty, tangy pickles with melted cheese over ham and turkey. Iʻd come again. read more

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We picked this place for the food: It offered slightly better prices and much healthier options than the other sitdown restaurant in the same area of the terminal. A hostess greeted us at the front, and when we finally made the decision and entered the restaurant, a woman from the furthest side from behind the counter indicated we could sit anywhere. My tomato soup was fantastic and came with a melted cheese-in-pita half not listed on the menu that felt really filling. The salad I ordered was good but maybe has too many croutons: Makes sense for a wine-heavy based menu though. My partner enjoyed her ham and cheese panini. She got a Pellegrino and I a bellini, the latter was served in a charmingly tall skinny glass which I really got a kick out of. read more

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We came in to kill some time before our flight to LA. Good selections of wine and beer flights. Plenty of comfy seatings inside and it wasn't as hot as other indoor places. It was relaxing to enjoy some wines but I can't say the same for services. Some waitresses here were bit rude! They kept asking us, in fact every customer there to close one tab and start another. I guess all they cared about was tips before they left their shifts! At least this place was nice and cozy! read more

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If you are looking for a popular glass of wine. This place is fine. Easy and convenient. Everyone is on their phones -- so no conversation expected. Food is ok -- but not great. But wine selection makes up for it. read more

I've been here a few times and have always had an excellent experience. The staff is very friendly and attentive. It's a small place but open with comfortable seating options at a few long tables or bar. They have some nice taps and have Pliny the Elder available. They have a very impressive wine selection including Opus One and many others. The food options are nice too. I highly recommend this place! read more

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We travel quite a bit for work and for better or worse, we're United loyalists so we're always in Terminal 3 when we fly domestically. If you're looking for a glass (or bottle) of wine, Uncork'd is a decent option. They have quite a few BTG options and prices are reasonable - $15-25+/glass depending on the option. When we've got the time, we like to relax a bit and enjoy a bottle of wine. They have a vast selection of wines by the bottle and my understanding is that for bottles under $100, there's a modest corkage fee of $15 (this could be outdated, but expect to pay a fee for them to open the bottle). For bottles at or over $100, the corkage is waived. After browsing the selection and being familiar with some of the distributors they use, I can confidently say that on average, their pricing is roughly 2x wholesale. If they buy it for $50, they're selling it for $100. Note, that same $50 bottle would retail for ~$65, so relative to retail pricing, you'll be paying roughly a 55-60% premium. The markup is reasonable because at a restaurant, you'd also pay 2-3x wholesale. While their bottle selection includes some champagnes, in general, the still wines are mostly domestic and mostly from California, so if you're looking for a nice German Riesling from the Mosel, you'll likely be out of luck. For the wine selection and pricing, Uncork'd is easily 4-4.5*. Since we've been to Uncork'd several times this year, I can say the service is inconsistent. Sometimes, it's great - friendly service, water refilled, checked in on often enough, even when it's a packed house. Other times, the employees will just stay behind the bar and chat with bar patrons. I've even had to bring my credit card to the bar to settle or check because nobody ever came around. The employees have rarely been super knowledgeable about wine or even the wines they carry, which I suppose is to be expected. For example, I asked one time if they had any red Burgundy and just got a blank stare. I tried another way and asked if they had any pinot noir from France and the server then proceeded to lead me to a bottle of domestic rose. It wasn't even rose of pinot noir. Lastly, and the primary reason for not giving Uncork'd 4* - the food. It's terrible. We have tried a number of the items on their menu over a couple prior visits and decided that was enough of a sampling that we wouldn't ever eat there again. We've tried the Cuban sandwich - dry pork, low quality ham, bad bread, all heated up with a microwave as opposed to a sandwich press. Absolutely one of the worst cuban sandos we've ever had. The cheese plate was okay, but the accoutrements (like the sliced baguette) weren't super fresh. The hummus was gritty and tasted like it was scooped out of a large commercial tub. The pita was hard - if you've ever microwaved a pita to warm it up, but didn't wrap it in a wet paper towel, you know exactly the texture that results. In summary, the play here is to eat elsewhere, then enjoy a glass (or two or three) at Uncork'd afterwards. read more

Complete Aholes. Hubby and I were on our way to Mexico for our vacation with a group of other people. We were meeting up our group at this restaurant and interestingly enough, the server says it was a fire hazard for my husband to join the group. Interestingly, enough, they already added one extra chair to the combined tables. They already exceeded the limit. What's even more interesting is that a good number of the tables were not occupied. it's obvious this place is very snobbish. They are definitely not getting my business anytime soon or ever. Also, I saw the menu, and I thought other restaurants in the airport was expensive. This was expensive +5 dollars. Price: $$$$ Service: F- Quality: unknown (like I would actually give them my business.) read more

Arrived early to SFO before a flight to Hawaii and had 45 mins to an hour to spare before boarding. After extensive Yelp-ing of the spots within the terminal, Amy T. and I opted for SF Uncork'd for their wine and food options to kick off our much-needed vacation. We didn't want to eat too much so we got two sliders (BLT & Huli Huli Chicken) and cracked pepper chips. Note that a slider doesn't necessarily mean it has a beef patty in there as well like I originally thought...lol. But they were both good - the huli huli chicken slider had a creamy sauce, and the BLT was pretty standard, but the brioche buns were perfect. For wines, I got a Martin Ray Cab (they only had a couple decently priced Cab selections), which was quite strong, but I liked it. Overall, considering airport food prices, it was a nice pre-flight snack and drink, and I'd be satisfied if I had the same thing in the actual city for that price! read more

SF Uncork'd - Sliders - Wine Bars Near Me - San Francisco, California

A lovely spot to enjoy many varieties of the sacred grape. Always an entertaining experiment in social behavior also, more on that in a bit. I'd give it five stars, as their wine selection for an airport lounge is superb! But their nibbles menu, while enticing...leaves much to be desired. Why have a fabulous flight of pinot's from exotic regions of the world served next to what amounts to a dixie plate with cheese sticks bought from Safeway? Seriously? What happened to the ambiance, the magic, the fancy charcuterie board with lots of white space and tiny portions of exotic meats and cheeses to make me feel "extra"? It really cheapens the experience. I mean, sure, it's an airport lounge, I get it, I should just deal...but dammit, DO BETTER. Now for the entertaining part. On my first visit a few weeks back, typical airport lounge scene with single travelers politely spaced apart staring at their phones. Except for that one guy, he's really REALLY into that women's personal space and she doesn't seem to be reciprocating. Turns out "that guy" also had three bad credit cards, a phony birth certificate, and no ID with an international flight he was going to be late for and couldn't pay his tab. He was also three sheets to the wind and barely able to stay upright. And REALLY LOUD. The bar keep kept her cool and eventually called security after the guy wandered off and left his luggage (um hello, did you not listen to the ever-present announcements not to leave your luggage unattended!! SECURITY!! DRUNK MIGHT-BE-A-TERRORIST AT THE LOUNGE!!). Fast forward a couple of weeks to tonight's visit while waiting on the only flight out of SFO at ungodly hours and I politely ask to sit at a six-top occupied by a single traveler. Delighted to have human company not stuck on a device they graciously share their space. We commiserate about the state of humanity, discuss agreement reality and talk about human things and connect as people. We're both in our 40-50's and attached to other humans and somehow find a way to carry on a conversation that doesn't involve sex or politics and genuinely enjoy the company of strangers for a magical hour. Come for the fun, stay for the wine, don't bother with the food. Tiffany, wherever you end up, happy travels. read more

SF Uncork'd - Wine Bars Near Me - San Francisco, California

Great beer selection too! Pliny the elder on on draft at an airport? Wow! Limited food menu, but lots of great choices for Cali wine and beers. It doesn't seem too crowded but it doesn't scream bar either (no TVs). Highly recommended for those who may want a taste of a better wine or beer before boarding a flight. read more

Probably one of the best deals for food and wine in the SF airport! We wished we has stopped here first, instead of buying a $21 Caesar Chicken Salad elsewhere. We enjoyed a red wine flight and for dessert we shared a Tawny Port with Vanilla Ice Cream! read more

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After wandering around the San Francisco Airport for a few hours, trying to decide on a place to "park it," relax, and grab something to eat, SF Uncork'd peaked my interest. I wasn't in the mood for fast food and didn't feel like sitting in a "food court," so this place seemed like a good option. It was pretty busy. They have a small bar and then some table seating. They also have a pretty large wine list. Their menu reminded me of a tapas restaurant. Small/light bites and tons of wines to choose from. After looking at the menu, I opted to get the Tuscan Tomato Bisque and a "fancy water" (i.e. what Nugget calls Peligrino). The server was cherry and efficient. I did some work while I waited for my meal. My soup came out and I was pleasantly surprised. The soup was rich and creamy. The grilled cheddar cheese in a multigrain pita was a surprise. I didn't read the menu, and thought it was just going to be a plain pita. When I dunked this in my soup it was OK. I prefer an actual grilled cheese on bread (the bread soaks up more of the soup). Pros: -Interior and decor is modern and clean -Service was fast and friendly -Room to work at the bar, if you need to set up your laptop -Flavor of the bisque was great Cons: -The multigrain pita tasted dry......grilled cheese on bread for me is the way to go Tips: Try the bisque: rich, creamy, and flavorful. read more

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What a wine list. This isn't cruise ship wine but a carefully chosen list of things you want to savor. Then there are the wines by the bottle. Who has Monte Bello? Check. Shafer? The one point five. Sinsky by the glass. A fun stop before United back to NYC. read more

SF Uncork'd - Delicious. - Wine Bars Near Me - San Francisco, California

Cute place in SFO. I was hungry and thought a good glass of wine would pair well! So I came in for a few items while waiting to board my flight. I ordered: Smoked salmon salad - really good! A small salad more like a side salad size vs a full size salad. Regardless it was tasty Duckhorn Sauvignon blanc - I'm usually a red wine person but thought since I was going to order smoked salmon a white wine would pie better. It was good!! Light, fruits blend. Pulled pork slider - my first thought was wow it has a kick with so much flavor!! As I took more bites the spiciness kicked in. It came with peppered chips (or a salad but I had order a salad already) which might have been too much for this particular pairing although I'm a big fan of pepper! read more

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Bar has plexiglass in front of your face. Not welcoming. Balsamic vinaigrette salad: dry bitter lettuce chopped too big, tasteless cherry tomatoes, croutons, industrial balsamic dressing from Costco (?). And not even tossed. The kind of manufactured dressing that is gooey from fillers and binders. Served in a plastic bowl. They try to look like a wine bar up to CA standards; they are not. read more

Wine is fine, but LOL the crudité cheese mix is just packaged string cheese. Very disappointing. The cheese mixes on the plane are better than this. If you go here, stick to the drinks only. read more

SF Uncork'd - The 4 cheese mix - Wine Bars Near Me - San Francisco, California

While searching for some brief sustenance at SFO, we found Uncork'd. The kitchen was already closed but we staked out a spot at the bar to grab a glass of wine. The wine list is extensive, as expected from a wine bar. Prices per glass tended to range on average between $12-15 - which is also how my wine was. I ordered the a glass of the '09 Bonaccorsi Pinot Noir. As promised, it was fruity but also dry and surprisingly easy to drink. 8 don't know if I was just wine thirsty, but I really enjoyed it. The description shows it having "red fruits and candied rose with a strong lengthy finish." I also appreciated (as I'm looking it up now) that this wine isn't some cheap up-charged wine I could have picked up for 1/4 of the price at my local grocery store - it's award winning and hard to obtain. According to Wine Searcher's search engine, "We can only find a few stores in America that have this wine." Fancy, huh? Great place to grab a drink and some light food in the airport (at least, before the kitchen closes). read more

SF Uncork'd - Wine Bars Near Me - San Francisco, California

Our drinks were small and expensive, but that is what we would expect in an airport. They at least tasted good. We also ordered the 3 Cheese Mac and Cheese and feel absolutely ripped off and lied to. While we expected a more "homemade" Mac and cheese, we instead received actual Kraft Mac and cheese with bacon sprinkled on top. This was honestly embarrassing for a place that comes off As "high class" as this one does. If this is their standards, I would not recommend any of the other food either. read more

SF Uncork'd - Mac and cheese with bacon - Wine Bars Near Me - San Francisco, California

I decided to stop here for dinner during my layover at the SF airport. I was craving hummus for some reason and I saw that they have a hummus trio on the menu, so I took a seat at the bar. It's extremely crowded and squished here. There was only 1 seat left at the bar (luckily), and all the tables were taken. I ordered a glass of the Qupe Syrah and the hummus trio. They brought my wine right away but it took a while to get the hummus. I don't like to drink too much before I start eating so I waited and waited, taking tiny sips of my wine, until they finally brought the hummus. They generously fill the wine glasses here, so one glass is really more like 1.5-2 glasses worth. The hummus trio was decent. The pesto flavored hummus was by far the best, with the artichoke coming in second and the red pepper being a bit underwhelming. It comes with just the right amount of warm pita bread. The hummus trio is a good appetizer/snack but it's not enough for a dinner. I was still kind of hungry after finishing that so I tried to catch one of the bartender/waitress' eye to order the mozzarella skewer (aka caprese). They were so overworked and busy that they didn't even take my order, so after about 10 minutes of waiting I had to "ahem" them to get their attention. My flight was taking off in about a half hour so I needed to hurry it up. Finally I ordered the mozzarella skewer and the check. The mozzarella skewer was really good. It came with warm slices of bread and olive oil and balsamic. While I finished eating it, I paid and signed the check. I did not really enjoy my time here that much overall because of how long the wait was in between each thing. I think they need to hire another person because it seemed like they were way too busy. read more

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I picked up a Cabernet Sauvignon for a Thanksgiving dinner from this cafe. The staff was super sweet and helpful.

With a 1 hour delay to face, this bistro enhanced my day. The ambiance is relaxed and modern, there is plenty of seating, and the selection of wine and beer surpasses many non-airport options. If you were unable to explore the Jordan or Duckhorn Vineyards, but still want the chance to pick up a bottle at a competitive price (especially for an airport establishment) this is as good as it gets. I enjoyed local beer on draft for only $5 dollars per a pint. Food here is worthwhile, my sandwich was tasty and the salad surpassed the iceberg lettuce standard. Again for an airport this experience is hard to beat. Tip: If you purchase a bottle of wine, and drink your bottle at the restaurant,there is a $15 dollar corking fee. read more

SF Uncork'd - Turkey Cuban - Wine Bars Near Me - San Francisco, California

After a day of walking 10 miles across San Francisco. A day that included dragging my rolling suitcase over roughly 5 of those 19 miles. A day that included brunch plans gone awry, a walk with a friend and brunch rescheduled. A day that included coffee...and more coffee. A day tha.... Darn it. I wanted a beer. I wanted something good and something hoppy. I rolled into SFO with just a few minutes to spare. Luckily SF Uncorked wasn't too busy and I was able to get a little flight before my little flight. $12 for 3 beer tasters at a total of $12 ounces. It's not a cheap experience. But it was only a few dollars more than a pint. And it was just the right amount to take the few minutes until I could board the plane for home. If I ever get "laid over" at SFO for a short period, this would be a nice place to kill some brain cells and relax. read more

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After being taxed because I over pack so im never caught in under dressed, I was feeling a bit unpleasant. Near my terminal destination was SFO's very own UnCork'd. I sipped on a Mondavi and charched my phone at the pleasure of this cozy wine bar. Not only did they have a formidable wine selection, but they also had a variety of single pour wines for purchase. I was informed by the hostess, that as long as you dont have a connecting flights, you can put it in the bag! They also offer 3 wine flights for 10 bucks. Its a nice selection. Small food options are available gor purchase but I didn't venture there at this time. I higly recommend this wine bar as a sophisticated escape from the crazy life of airports.... read more

SF Uncork'd - Wine flights - Wine Bars Near Me - San Francisco, California

This was actually the best tomato soup I've ever had. Great lunch and quick. Shocked but the quality for airport food.

This is the CUTEST place to grab a quick bite to eat w/ a nice glass of wine. If you grab a seat @ the bar, there are outlets where you can charge your phone & relax w/ easy + reasonable portions of food that does not overwhelm the palate. I saw the "chip fries," on the menu board as I walked in. They are fries that have such a crispy punch that I dangerously want to eat a second serving. I had a tiny pulled pork BBQ slider that was simply perfect for me as I don't eat a lot of bread. I also liked having a small salad on the side with a glass of Viognier. If you want to escape a typical sports bar & want time to regroup on a layover, come here for a treasure of quiet along the hustle and bustle of an airport. Yummy goodness that makes any flight go much easier and smoother! read more

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Wine is good, service is fine, pretty disappointed that this is there $18 cheese and charcuterie board. Very underwhelming and not super fresh. Maybe try something else on the menu if you come here. read more

SF Uncork'd - White wine flight and cheese/charcuterie board. - Wine Bars Near Me - San Francisco, California

Super cute place to chill before a flight. We were walking around before our flights to find a nice spot to put up our feet and relax. My dad is a huge wino so this definitely fit the bill. The menu is pretty substantial with different glasses of wines, beer, cocktails, flights, even food. It could definitely survive as a wine bar outside of the airport with that selection. My sister and I were laughing that they even have a corkage fee. We were joking that nobody could bring a bottle of wine through security! I think you can buy a bottle of wine from this store (or another store in the airport) and then get it uncorked here to drink. I suggest having a long layover or time before your flight if you plan to do that. There is a bar and also three low to the ground tables that seat about eight each. The chairs remind me of plushy ottoman and were really comfortable, however, if you're actually squeezing in eight people you will be sitting pretty snug against your neighbor. So kick back, grab a drink, and watch your fellow passengers pass by. If you're looking to kill some time, this isn't a bad way to do it. read more

Amazing place to grab some wine while waiting at SF Airport. Had a bit of a layover and wanted an adult beverage to quench my thirst. Sometimes, water just wont do. Thankfully my connecting flight was in the vicinity. Grabbed a seat at the bar and peered over the menu. They have a bunch of options, from all different price ranges. A lot of high-end wines. I always like to try new wines when I have the chance so I chose a "Fab Cab" Red wine sampler. Fab Cab Sampler ($25) - 2014 Stuhlmuller, 2013 Jordan, 2013 Nickel & Nickel. Discovered my love for Stuhlmuller, which I ended up adding to my collection. I also tried the 2011 Kale Cuvee which was delicious. Met a great family from Hawaii and we had a ball. read more

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If you're going here for food, this is not the place The Mac and cheese was a microwaveable cup and very small for $8, and the fries were undercooked, which I didn't even know was possible!! The Turkey sandwich was $12 for 2 pieces of Turkey and a single leaf of lettuce. This is definitely not the place to be. read more

Why the fuck am I in a wine bar called SF Uncork'd? Ahh they serve craft brews too? Ehh now we're talking! For $8 (plus tax) you're allowed to select 4oz pours of any three beers from their menu. Of course I went with all high ABV beers at that price. Scarface, Fist Fight, and Undercover Shutdown. Most taprooms/breweries nickel and dime you based on ABV. Not so here. That's quite commendable for the airport. A full 16oz pour is $10 no matter if it's a Trumer Pils or a high ABV Speakeasy Stout. Well, who in their right mind is gonna pay $10 for a Pilsner when a delicious 9.5% stout is the same price? You best believe I went with that full pour of Scarface! Our waitress/beertender Recelyn C. was super friendly and helpful with the beer menu should you be indecisive. Her service was better than you'll find in most taprooms. This place is nicely decorated and very cozy. You certainly don't feel as if you're in the airport. I wish I could visit this place without a boarding pass. That's possibly the best compliment that I can pay this establishment. We came here because we wanted to. Not because it was the only overpriced option around. read more

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