Amazing! The TWA Hotel's Connie Cocktail Lounge in the cabin of the preserved Lockheed L-1649…read moreStarliner is a cool, sexy spot to enjoy a drink or, as I took advantage of, a climb into the cockpit. Note - This is not an ADA accessible location. That being said, if you're into airplanes or a retro moment, stop on by!

Just snacks and drinks.Very affordable .People come and go also kid friendly.Service is ok.Ambiance…read moreis ok people come here and go quick because there's no food to be bought but it's a very great experience.I went there to take pictures have fun with my friends for my birthday.I was satisfied.

I really like my Chase Sapphire Reserve (CSR) credit card. Even with its high annual fee, there…read moreare enough credits/rebates to make up for the fee, especially if one travels a lot. Like other high-end travel cards, the CSR gives complementary membership to Priority Pass (PP). Unfortunately, there just aren't that many great PP options domestically for the airports that my wife and I travel to (through). The best use of the membership has been getting free snacks/drinks from a Gameway at our home airport (LAX)..and occasionally a free chair massage when traveling through ATL. Well, with this initial visit to this lounge (first one to any Sapphire Lounge), I've now gone to a really good domestic lounge, not affiliated with AMEX or Delta. It was impressive, especially since it didn't cost extra. Chase has partnered with Airport Dimensions (owners of 'The Club' branded set of airport lounges across the U.S.) to open the Chase Sapphire Reserve Lounge Network (only nine lounges so far). Airport Dimensions is owned by the Collinson Group, which also owns Priority Pass (the biggest airport lounge system in the world). This lounge is located in Terminal 4 at JFK, on the upper mezzanine, right next door to the AMEX Centurion Lounge (which my wife and I had visited on our last trip to NYC in 2023). There was one attendant manning the desk, and he let us in after scanning our membership QR code and boarding passes. We were able to find seats, and realized that it wasn't too crowded. We got there just as breakfast was ending (10:45...not too much of a selection yet). There was a breakfast buffet, and the bar was open. Got their specialty cocktail (a Sapphire Spritz made with vodka)....realized later that almost everyone else was ordering their drink through the Sapphire website (accessible by scanning a table specific QR code), getting it hand delivered right to their table. Delivery to table is a great feature of this lounge, differentiating it from competitors like Centurion and Sky Club. Once lunch opened up, more menu items became available, including a Sapphire Burger with Fries, with a decent ability to customize. My wife and I ended up separately ordering a burger and fries, and I got their two local beers on tap: TALEA Beer Co. Watermelon Splash Sour Ale and a Coney Island Brewing Co. Mermaid Pilsner. Everything got delivered per order in decent time, and the waiter was pleasant about it. The beers were great, and the burger was good quality...would have perfectly satisfied with the dish at a burger restaurant. The fries were decent, too. There is a self-service soda machine on the premise. I did try checking out the washrooms, and saw that there just isn't that many stalls for a lounge this size. After finishing our beers, we left the lounge in plenty of time to mosey to our departing gate. By the time we left, there was a line that had formed outside the lounge to get in...so they must use a strict queue to maintain the amount of people at the lounge to be under the maximum seating. That being said, I recognize that much of the experience depended on the lounge not being packed, so we got lucky (coming on a Thursday just before lunch started and leaving a bit after noon). I've read that Chase will be changing admission rules. Today, any PP member can enter the lounge once a year. Starting August 15, only members with an eligible card (like the CSR) will be able to enter. Can't wait when they open the new Sapphire Lounge (scheduled for late this year) at LAX! Might make me reconsider maintaining my Delta Reserve AMEX card.

In December 2025, I used a chase sapphire reserve card to enter. I came from another terminal to…read moreuse this lounge. I had to wait five minutes in line to enter the waitlist which itself took another 45 minutes. people were sitting outside the lounge waiting for their turn which didn't feel very premium. inside the lounge was very crowded and the attendant had difficulty finding me a spot, but I was able to spot an empty seat for myself. the food was really good, but that was about it for the lackluster "premium" experience. dont go to this lounge in the afternoons because it's too crowded and it's a hassle to come all the way to terminal 4 just for this lounge since you have to go through security again. there is no pathway or air train that connects the terminals on the secured side. there was a bar where I've seen great reviews on but I only had 10 minutes because I needed to leave to re clear security at the other terminal my flight departed from. Part of the reason for the lackluster experience is that this is a lounge ran by Ethiad that contracts for chase sapphire reserve. Ethiad customers have no waitlist. And if you are normal priority pass you have no chance making it in on the afternoons. Expect to get turned away aa I saw some people were. The lounge was pretty and aesthetically pleasing though.

Let's start with the ambiance. Although Terminal 5 at JFK offers few restaurant choices, Jacob's…read morePickles stands out and never disappoints, even when options are limited. The hostess greeted me warmly and allowed me to browse the menu at my leisure without feeling rushed. The seating was spacious, and the self-serve bar area offered plenty of room. The decor and vibe evoked an early 60s charm, though the playlist featuring early 2000s hits was a quirky mismatch, yet, honestly, it grew on me and seemed to add a lively edge to the meal. The menu was straightforward, offering a tempting selection of chicken sandwiches and biscuit dishes. After some thought, I settled on the chicken ranch, it was ready in less than five minutes! The "Porch Sipper" drink was delightful; I ended up ordering a second, as its flavors transported me to open Kentucky fields, sitting on a wraparound porch on a warm summer day, savoring the music and gazing at the blue summer sky. The experience was truly immersive. And I must say, the staff radiated positive energy, they seemed genuinely happy to be there, which makes a difference when dealing with thousands of travelers daily. Jacob's Pickles is definitely a must-visit spot when passing through JFK Terminal 5.

They were basically out of everything I wanted, and the food we got was terrible…read more When you come to a restaurant because the menu says your mac & cheese is famous and you have a hungry seven-year-old, the waiter should let you know that they're out of their one of their star items. The fried pickles were so doughy that you could barely see a pickle, the waffle fries were undercooked, and the pickle slaw looked like you could've gotten it at Stop and Shop deli counter and added pickle chips. It was also drenched in so much mayonnaise that I couldn't eat it. Get yourself a turkey and cheese sandwich from the grab and go and be thankful that you did.

Worst food and service ever…read more $25 salmon bagel. The idiots couldnt even remember cream cheese.

Awesome spot to grab a bite while waiting for my flight. WiFi was not great but the food was good…read moreand the staff were friendly.

Grabbed a table here and ordered breakfast while waiting for flight at terminal 5. The breakfast…read morewas tasteless! Egg whites were bland and soggy, the potatoes were dry and the toast tasted like cardboard. Definitely not worth the $25! A waste of money, I took a couple bites, realized how awful it was and then decided not to continue eating.. The service was great however! Lovely and friendly staff members! But they definitely need to hire a new cook!!

Paid cash for small draft beer and the bartender hands me an iPad and says it's $22…read more BECAUSE they have it automatically set to 18% tip. I'm having a quick one drink before I board my plane. I'll throw you a dollar or 2, but not 18% just because. You didn't do anything other than pour a beer. I know prices are inflated in an airport but $20 for a local tap pint is ridiculous

THE BIG: Located in Terminal 4 on the retail hall and is a big space (~13,500 sq ft). Inside is…read moredecorated very modern, sleek, but homey. THE BLACK AND WHITE: I was super excited to visit this capital one lounge mainly because the other times I tried to come here, they were either closed (due to a unforeseen fire incident) or my flight was about to leave. The space opens up into the bagel and coffee bar near the front where you can order your bagel fresh to order. Then you can either turn left or right and both have plenty of seating. If you turn right, you eventually get led to the bar and can post up for your flight. There are QR codes at every table where you can order a la carte your meals. THE FINAL BAMBOO: Overall, this is probably my favorite capital one lounge in their network. If this is all you read, all you need to know is to visit the bagel bar.

Capital One JFK is open 24hrs and an amazing lounge to visit when at JFK! They are located at…read moreterminal four. Check-in at the front with one of the friendly attendants. There are handcraft coffees to order, small bites at the buffet section, takeaway snacks, and food that you can order via QR code. With two showers suites, private rooms, open bar, cheese monger and friendly service Capital One JFK gets 5 stars and may return visits Note: the cheesemonger has limited seating. I recommend reserving a spot once you get there. It is a 45 minutes tasting of cheese!

I had to leave another review and shout out the Quimby for some other great meals recently added to…read moretheir menu. The service by my girl Luvern is unmatched. She is always friendly and welcoming and fast although they keep her busy. She is a great asset to your team. The vibe in the lounge area is a must visit for a Marriott. Will return again!

I ate here several times during my outbound and return flights. Both the bar and restaurant menus…read moreoffer ample options and the food is good! Prices are also reasonable. However there is one waiter/bartender who seems completely oblivious. A friend and I visited the lounge for lunch/afternoon snacks. Yes, it was busy but he was simply inattentive. He forgot the basics - water, napkins, utensils - multiple times. Even when the area cleared, he seemed unable to keep up. On my return flight, I ate here again but sat at the bar. Same thing! Otherwise and with different staff, it's a great option.

Found this place during a layover at JFK. I ordered the barbacoa burrito with a side of chips and…read moresalsa. It was convenient where you can order online with the QR code, but I realized that you get your food quicker if you order directly with the waitress (not super busy when I was there). The chips were cold and pretty sure the salsa is pace from the jar. I would skip that. The burrito itself is not terrible. It was warm with lots of sour cream and chunks of meat unevenly distributed. Overall, fine to consume but will not recommend. On the plus side, the waitress was really nice.

DO NOT EAT HERE! Ordering on the app is very frustrating and…read moreclunky at best. Food is bad to mediocre and outrageously priced. Staff appears to be overwhelmed and completely disorganized. Food came at different times and despite asking repeatedly, eventually required literally chasing the waitress to get the rest of our order. Fortunately, we had a long layover. If not, we would have missed our connecting flight. YOU'VE BEEN WARNED!