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Where to Eat at John F. Kennedy Airport (JFK)?
Sofrito Lovers,
Are you an avid traveler? Do you practically live in airports? Well, if you do, then I offer you this amazing Eater.com article on where to eat at Kennedy Airport!
Honestly, I've never thought that airport food was all that great, until I traveled to Miami and realized that airports are becoming food courts with occasional flights. I couldn't believe how elaborate, diverse, and delicious the selection has become at most major airports. Long gone are the days of the semi-frozen prepackaged sandwiches; they've been replaced with incredible artisanal hamburgers and craft salads!
Check out the article below and plan out your next layover lunch! I'm sure you'll love it!
Where to Eat at John F. Kennedy Airport (JFK)
What to eat at JFK and where to find it by Patty Diez and Eater Staff Updated May 22, 2018, 12:20pm EDT
What to eat at JFK and where to find it by Patty Diez and Eater Staff Updated May 22, 2018, 12:20pm EDT
Pump up summer travel fun with a good meal before you take off at JFK Airport — one of the local travel hubs with better dining options. Eater's guide to JFK maps out all the best options in the terminals. The most obvious choice is Shake Shack, but beyond the fast food burger favorite, dining has gotten fancier here. People who chase cult whiskey Pappy Van Winkle can even occasionally find it at the BKLYN Beer Garden in Terminal 2. Check out the best places to hit up, whether it's a sit-down affair or a quick bite.
JFK’s Six Standouts
Shake Shack/Blue Smoke on the Road: Terminal 4 has branches of two of Danny Meyer’s most beloved restaurants. Two locations of Shake Shack offer all the favorites you find at the other locations, plus breakfast sandwiches and good coffee in the morning. Blue Smoke on the Road, which faces one of the Shake Shacks, serves ribs, sausages, and sandwiches, plus beer, wine, and cocktails. This is a great place to hang out and watch the game, if you’ve got some time to kill. [Terminal 4, Post-Security, Gate B23/37; B37]
Shake Shack/Blue Smoke on the Road: Terminal 4 has branches of two of Danny Meyer’s most beloved restaurants. Two locations of Shake Shack offer all the favorites you find at the other locations, plus breakfast sandwiches and good coffee in the morning. Blue Smoke on the Road, which faces one of the Shake Shacks, serves ribs, sausages, and sandwiches, plus beer, wine, and cocktails. This is a great place to hang out and watch the game, if you’ve got some time to kill. [Terminal 4, Post-Security, Gate B23/37; B37]
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