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07-16-2019, 04:32 PM

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dvtpilot

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Originally Posted by Cyio

I agree. When I am in DFW I am in awe of all the great food there. ORD is really one step up from a high school cafeteria in terms of options and quality.

ORD is still way better than both LGA and JFK. And if MIA didn’t have those sweet empanadas it would rank equal with the NY airports too. DFW is still best of the 4.

07-16-2019, 04:39 PM

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NoValueAviator

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Originally Posted by dvtpilot

ORD is still way better than both LGA and JFK. And if MIA didn’t have those sweet empanadas it would rank equal with the NY airports too. DFW is still best of the 4.

NY really is a wasteland for airport food. It’s strange since many very good authentic and cheap ethnic restaurants are in Queens. I suppose they can’t afford airport rent.

07-16-2019, 08:36 PM

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havick206

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Originally Posted by NoValueAviator

NY really is a wasteland for airport food. It’s strange since many very good authentic and cheap ethnic restaurants are in Queens. I suppose they can’t afford airport rent.

They can’t afford the health inspector doing a spot check.

07-16-2019, 09:23 PM

#934

ninerdriver

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Originally Posted by NoValueAviator

NY really is a wasteland for airport food. It’s strange since many very good authentic and cheap ethnic restaurants are in Queens. I suppose they can’t afford airport rent.

You're in the wrong terminal at LGA. Terminals C and D both have hot and cold bars for around $8 a pound. It might take you an hour to get from Terminal B to get there, though.

JetBlue has the same thing at JFK in Terminal 5.

DFW blows both of those airports out of the water food-wise.