Stopped by Shake Shack at JFK Airport before my flight back to AUS. Funny story, I used to wait…read moreover 3 hours to get a Shake Shack burger at Madison Square Park back when there were only 2 Shake Shack locations. Now you can conveniently order a burger in no time from a location in the airport. You place your food order from a touch screen kiosk. You can also watch your order being prepared by employees in the kitchen. This location has the typical Shake Shack vibe and flair. I ordered the single-patty ShackBurger, a made-to-order quarter pound patty of 100% Angus beef with American cheese, lettuce, tomato, onion and ShackSauce on a toasted potato bun. The burger really hit the spot before a flight. The burger was juicy, well-seasoned, and made fresh, with the perfect balance of sauce, cheese, and bun. Simple, classic, and satisfying. For an airport location, the quality held up surprisingly well. Service was a bit slow but everything came out hot and neatly put together. Prices are a bit higher at the airport, but the consistency and flavor made it worth it. Solid choice if you're craving a reliable burger at JFK and want something familiar and filling before takeoff.

I didn't have time to make a sandwich, and thought that GF items would be limited in the airport…read more My absolute favorite fries are crinkle fries! Idk exactly why. Perhaps they're evocative of my childhood and youth, when every diner and burger joint served them. So I headed to Shake Shack for some lovely delicious fries. Ordering is a pain. You use a kiosk. No live people. I had gotten a bottle of water. The screen said to "scan" any other items. There is no barcode and no scanner. After saying three or four times that I couldn't scan the water, someone came over. You have to page through the menu. Ugh. Paid, typed in my name, and waited. And waited. Finally, my name was called, and I got my fries and some napkins. I sat I a lounge chair right across from Shake Shack, and.....the fries were cold. Terrible, awful, crushing disappointment. I so rarely eat fries these days. I was anticipating hot, golden, lovely crispy fries. I got lukewarm semi-limp mostly underdone fries. A sad, sad feeling. There's no seating at Shake Shack, but you can sit at a gate or take your food with you. Employees were working very hard, so it's strange that my fries were cold. I picked them up right away when my name was called. I probably won't come back, if I am in this terminal another time.

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.

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.

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.

Quick Eats. NOTHING SPECIAL. Initially impressed with the name Vendors at JFK'S Food Hall…read more(ARTICHOKE, DUNKIN, H&H) with JACOB'S PICKLES and AERO NUOVO located across the way. Burgers & Cheesesteaks were also available here. But I was DISAPPOINTED with the appearance of the Food on display. The area was also too crowded with LIMITED seating. WALK DON'T RUN.

Strangely, this express spot has better food than the options in the other "restaurants" in the…read moreadjoining food court. Sandwiches, yogurt options, juices and a bunch of other pre-packaged items. It made for a good mid afternoon snack for me.

I picked up a tuna sandwich from the refrigerator case. It was very good, with plenty of tuna…read moresalad. It was worth the $ 15

I'm not sure what this is, but it doesn't meet any NY standard for an egg and cheese. Would it be…read moretoo much to ask for a freshly cooled egg? If there was an award for stereotypical expensive, but terrible airport food, I found a new winner!

Great quick deli sandwiches. Always fresh and quick service for an UberEats delivery.read more

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.

Not quite sure of the hate here…read more We arrived and moved through kiosk pretty quick. The bagels were huge and pretty tasty, particularly for airport food. Generous helping of scallion cream cheese. Add some crispy bacon and it's a solid breakfast. The self serve coffee was also decent and a shorter line than Dunkin. The bacon egg and cheese could've had more melted cheese but we all agreed it was a good breakfast for the airport.