Top Dining Options: Beaudevin, Cafe Versailles, Lorena Garcia Cocina, Icebox Cafe, and Sushi Maki are all located in Terminal D; Casa Bacardi, Terminal E, Second Level, Central Terminal. Read more.
Top dining options: Croque Madame at term 2 gates 21-22, Bar Brace at term 3 gate 15, Deep Blue Sushi and La Vie both at term 5 at the Marketplace, and The Palm term 4 Mezz West. Read more.
Top Dining Options: Public House and Mijita are both in the Willie Mays Plaza; Crazy Crab’z at Center Field; Orlando’s Caribbean BBQ on Promenade and View Level; Farmer’s Market Cart on Club Level. Read more.
Top Dining Options: PIQ, Terminal ; Ebisu, International Terminal, Boarding Area G; Burger Joint, Terminal 2, near Gate 58B; Yankee Pier, Terminal 3, near Gate 72; Cat Cora's Kitchen, by Gate 55. Read more.
Top Dining Options: Lounge 5280 & New Belgium Hub, Terminal B; Chef Jimmy's Bistro & Spirits, Terminal A; Rock Bottom Restaurant & Brewery, Terminal C; Boulder Beer Tap House, Jeppesen Terminal. Read more.
Sheet pizza slices with a layer of cheese under the sauce, and dough in the crust that's barely cooked. Critics' pick for best foodie adventure: Gravesend, BK.
Established in1939 where German was a common language. The result? Giant, plate-flopping schnitzels and sausages. Beer garden downstairs. Winner of Best of NYC Critics' choice for Best German!
Get the half smokes, a beef-and-pork sausage that's lightly smoked and served with mustard, onions and, of course, chili. Read more.
Kids love the Heath Almond shakes, while adults can indulge in boozy versions like the Nutty Professor. Read more.
Try the "adult" milkshake, the Spank the Monkey. It's rocky road ice cream, fresh banana, cake vodka, banana liqueur and whipped cream. Read more.
They're known for the Pure Chocolate Granita, a milk chocolate ganache shake blended with ice. Read more.
For something so lovely, the 45.52-carat jewel of the Smithsonian Institution has a sinister tale. Several owners of the blue diamond have suffered misfortune, including Marie Antoinette. See it here. Read more.
Soviet spies once passed along microfilm inside hollowed-out coins. Somehow, one found its way into the pocket change of a newspaper delivery person and is on display here. Read more.
