Neighborhood Gem! Not a big place so wouldnt come with a big group. But if you want a solo date or…read morecatch up with someone perfect place. They have a good selection of wine and their foods pretty good too. I enjoy their mussels and they have nice meat and cheese board options as well.

I've been to this place on several occasions. I've enjoyed their mussels and flatbread as well as…read moreseveral of their wines. Tonight was a completely different experience. The service was good "quick" as usual. We were met as we entered the restaurant by a female service however she had a mouth full of food. We ordered the Braised Short Rib and the Chicken Tagine. We received our food within just a few minutes no more than 7-10 minutes. Although there was steam coming off of the couscous the chicken was ice cold. It was obvious that my food had been simply thrown into a microwave. The couscous although hot it was overcooked and mushy. The chicken was warm on the bottom but extremely cold as I cut into it. The Short Rib dish had the same problem. The pasta was steamy hot but the rib was cold. I really don't have a problem eating cold beef, but I can't eat cold chicken. I would have sent my dish back however it was obvious that they weren't going to make a new dish I felt they would have just nuked it longer. If I wanted nuked food I could have picked up a frozen dinner at the grocery store. Go for the wine, not the food.

Fantastic experience, the wine was amazing (tastings available) was there on Tuesday early…read moreafternoon, the server was helpful, and very nice. I walked in thinking i was gonna spend 100 bucks, walked out spending 500 (i bought wine to go because the prices were so cheap for the quality of wine)

Great food and good wine in the airport terminal. Who would've thought it existed? Well, it does in…read moreterminal 8 at JFK airport. We had two hours to kill before boarding my plane. We stumbled upon Vino Volo after looking for a bar with good beer selection. Apparently, that doesn't exist, so we gave this place a try with no expectations. First, we were gonna get wine by glass, but it doesn't make sense to pay for 3 glasses of wine for the price of a bottle. Even though they seem to have a generous pour here. We got a bottle of Dolcetto, which is a dry red wine with a hint of black cherry and cinnamon from Piedmont area in Italy for $40. We accompanied our wine with two dishes, 5-Piece Salmon Rolls and Brisket Sandwich. Both of them were great. I love those cornichons and caper berries! Why 3 stars then? Well, first of all, the bartender who was supposed to take care of us ended his shift at 4, so nobody paid attention to us afterwards. We were never asked how the food or wine was. Water had never been offered. No 'Thank You' was uttered when we left. Great experience, imho.

While waiting at Termimal 7, we came here to grab a drink. There aren't too many choices in this…read moreterminal and this is one of two spot that's an actual restaurant/bar. We got a round of Old Fashioned cocktails. It's pricey, but good --gets the job done, basically. I wish they have spots to charge your phone here.

There is limited table seats. Most of the seating is at the wrap around bar…read more Be ready to pay when dining here. A beer was $16.50 My chicken club sandwich was $25 And a Ratatouille for $20 The elderly gentleman at the bar was as friendly as can be. You could see he enjoys his job. The menu was limited and did I mention over priced? I highly doubt I will be dining better again. I don't mind paying for a great meal but I would rather have it much more private with ambiance.

Pizza that has ABSOLUTELY NO FLAVOR. Eat the box it comes in. It will be much more satisfying…read more Besides being ridiculously expensive.

If I'm flying US Airways or American and have some time to spare, Vino Volo has consistently been…read moremy go-to spot to escape the JFK hustle. On a recent visit, I tried out one of the wine flights (3 selections), which came complete with little cards describing everything - nice touch! For snacks, I first ordered the braised pork tacos, served with a nice tasty slaw that helped me forgive that the soft shell started breaking on me! I started on another small plate - the obligatory cheese platter - but the bartender was nice enough to wrap it up for me so I could board my flight...thanks! Prices (relative to other airport offerings) are fair, but overpriced by any other standards. Despite that (and as other reviews reinforce), Vino Volo is still a great pick as airport restaurants go, and certainly your better bet in Terminal 8.

Always so good and fresh! Get the branzino and the paella. Amazing staff too, super friendlyread more

Came here because it looked really good. The restaurant is kinda small with some tables & a long…read morebar. We started with a complimentary salad, olives & bread. We tried & liked their house red. We then ordered their clams & calamari as apps. Both were delicious. Then we both ordered the mixed bbq. Also yummy. I couldn't finish so I took leftovers with me. Staying in a hotel that did have a microwave! I will definitely return when I'm in the area again.

Had an amazing dinner with my family. We have disparate tastes, but there was something for every…read morepalate and all of it is delicious. The service was friendly and knowledgeable. Every dish was prepared perfectly, rich with flavor and cooked exquisitely. Highly recommend that you leave room for the paella. It is not to be missed.

I haven't been to La Sala since they renovated, the space is so much bigger and a better layout…read more Dined on a Wednesday, they have happy hour till 7. Options were very limited so that was disappointing, we opted for the 1/2 price bottles of wine (also limited, 2 options). It was a quiet night so the bartender was also our waiter, he was great, very attentive and offered recommendations. Party of 6 we ordered a bunch of things and shared. The guacamole & mussels were very good, garlic shrimp were underwhelming. Tuna salad was huge, needed sauce or a better dressing. Dessert was disappointing (molten cake was cold, churros needed to be cooked more). Nice spot for a drink & app or a date but for dinner I'll stick to Tu Casa

We were looking for a place to sit and grab a cool drink after a long stroll along Rockaway Beach…read more The small, mostly wood wine bar is cozy, plays an interesting mix of Caribbean and blue grass, and offers a small, but solid wine list. I had a cremant de Loire and wife a New Zeland Sauvignon Blanc. A party took up the back yard, so snagged on of the 5 tables a gross from the 8 seat bar. The proprietress (I guess) took my Oder at the bar and brought bottles out to pour at the table. Casual and fun. We'll be back. (Took me 29 years to visit Rockaway, but....) menu is small, looks good, but we didn't partake. Just right for what we needed.

I just had to visit Sayra's again after a 7 year lapse though in all fairness, I rarely hit…read moreRockaway Beach. Located on the corner of Rockaway Beach Blvd, this quaint wine bar offers tranquility (at least when I visited) and a cozy atmosphere. Upon both visits, I chose to sit in their charming, pebbled ground backyard patio. It resembled something residential--very cute. Though we only made a quick pit stop to enjoy an ice cold Bud Light on a hot summer day, it was time well spent. They serve a variety of drinks with a smile. FYI, don't know if they serve food or bites. Adorable spot whether you're on the way to/from the beach.

Prompt service Drinks are okay…read moreVery clean and organized Respectful of time restraints

I was in JFK airport catching a flight to Puerto Rico. I was really hungry so my cousin & me…read moredecided to try this restaurant. We wanted a waitress & to dine in. This was one of the few places that had those options. I ordered a chicken parm sandwich w/ the marinara sauce on the side. It wasn't too bad. I feel like the chicken cutlet needed more flavor & was a little dry. It was pretty pricey as well. The marinara sauce had way too many onions for my liking. My cousin ordered a meatball sub & garlic bread for the table. The garlic bread was descent but a really small portion for the price. We waited a little bit for our food to come out .The waitress was very attentive & super friendly. Her name was Veronica. Kudos to Veronica for her awesome service! Thank you!

During my layover at JFK Airport, I decided to stop by Van Wyck to grab a bite to eat and get some…read morework done on my laptop. Finding a comfortable place to sit and be productive during a layover can sometimes be challenging, but this ended up being a nice spot! Thankfully, it wasn't too crowded when I visited, so I was able to sit down, focus on my work, and enjoy my meal without feeling rushed or distracted. It was a nice change of pace from the usual hustle and bustle of the airport. I ordered the ahi tuna dish, which I was a little hesitant about at first because I'm not a fan of spicy food. To my surprise, it wasn't spicy at all, which was perfect for me! I appreciated being able to enjoy the flavors without the heat overpowering the dish. Overall, Van Wyck was a convenient stop during my layover. Between the relaxed atmosphere, manageable crowd, and food, it was a good place to recharge and get some work done before my next flight. If you're passing through JFK and looking for somewhere to enjoy a meal while catching up on work, this is worth considering!

The Brooklyn is a solid drink. I feel it after just 2. Overall high priced but it is the airport…read more I opted to go elsewhere for food down the way. For the price, I feel it so worth it

I have a very late flight tonight--around midnight--so I ended up having dinner here. I think I've…read morebeen here before, though I don't recall what I ate back then. Today, I ordered a regular hot dog that came with potato chips and a Modelo beer. The service from the waitstaff was good, and the prices were typical for an airport; Modelo beer is a great choice always! The hot dog was well-cooked, nicely served, and delicious. The total bill came to $36, including tax but not the tip. The place was spotless and very quiet--likely due to the late hour--with hardly any noise. I'd come back, and I definitely recommend the hot dog, at the very least.

Well I had so much time to spare, i stopped here for a drink and a small bite. I sat at the bar it…read morewas not crowded. It was clean and I was greeted immediately. I got a drink and the chicken pesto sandwich. The drink was vodka on the rocks so it was good. The sandwich was very basic but I was not disappointed...so it was ok lol. Nothing to write to mama about. I did add tomato to mine and it gave me the slight freshness i was looking for. It came with a side of kettle chips. Overall it did what it needed to do for the high touristy price! Lol The Tuesday crew around 3pm was good and the service was pleasant.