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The chicken sandwich lacked flavor and the meat was incredibly tough. I double-checked to confirm it was cooked all the way through. Food rating: 1/5.

Quick breakfast before our flight. Nothing special. Eggs were scrambled and precooked. Sausage was thin and dry. It wasn’t bad, but it wasn’t good. Potatoes were crispy tots, so that was a nice side with the onions and peppers.

The food was disappointing considering the price. The fries were old, and the service left much to be desired. The drinks are overpriced; the menu listed the cocktails at $13, yet I was charged $17. It took an eternity to receive any kind of service. Overall, I would rate the food 1 out of 5. View menu

The epitome of America’s decline. Understaffed 100% of the time. Dirty from the floors to the windows, including most of the tables most of the time. Mediocre cafeteria food on the menu. You’d think in an international airport one could find one decent restaurant to sit down at and have lunch. If that’s what you’re looking for, this is not the place.

I waited 10 minutes to be seated even though there was no line and plenty of open tables. When the hostess finally acknowledged me, she handed me a menu and told me to “find a seat,” which felt quite dismissive. After I sat down, I waited another 15 minutes to place my order, all the while watching others who arrived after me being greeted and served. Overall, it was quite a frustrating experience.

Had lunch here before our flight. They have QR ordering and payment, which is convenient for some people. My husband enjoyed his bleu cheese burger—and my daughter, her chicken strips—but I would label me classic burger—priced at over $15, as serviceable but not memorable. I finally realized the problem: The burger patty seemed pre-fab and thawed from frozen. Definitely overpriced, IMHO. The bill for three, which included sandwiches, drinks, and tip, came to $74.00. Oof. Good in a pinch, perhaps. View menu

Wife and I got the cheese burger with blue cheese and the Korean BBQ chicken sandwich. At $40+ for 2 people, I can't recommend this place. The portions are small, they give you a literal fist full of fries, and The food tasted like it came out of a microwave. That's if you even get service. We waited over 10 minutes for someone to greet us, then another 15 to be seated. We watched with 3 other groups as the employees just walked past us and avoided eye contact. Save your money and your time and just hit up a Burger King. Trust me, it's an improvement.

I was seated about five minutes after arriving at the restaurant, which was somewhat busy at the time. I ordered the Cosmo Kisses cocktail, and while it tasted good, I found its presentation quite underwhelming, especially for a drink that costs $16. I also had the tavern burger; as shown in the photo, I requested no tomatoes, though it typically comes with them. I thoroughly enjoyed the burger, but I couldn't help but feel that if the drinks were presented better, I would have felt like my money was better spent. Considering the amount I spent here—$53 for two drinks and a burger—I could have opted for a $45 visit to the American Express lounge, where I would have enjoyed a better atmospher...

I stopped by for lunch before my flight and ordered a medium rare burger. The waitress informed me that they only serve burgers cooked medium or above. True to her word, my burger came out medium well—overcooked, tough, and lacking in flavor. It really needed some assistance. The fries were decent, but I had requested them to be crispy, and they fell short. On top of that, everything was quite pricey! I ordered a glass of wine, but after a while, the waitress returned to let me know they were out of it. Staff should certainly keep track of what’s available. The 8oz glass of red blend was $23, while the 4oz was $16. The burger was also not cheap. My waitress was friendly enough, but I don't t... View menu