Biergarten - FLUSHING

One of the non-food court options in this part of the airport. Large tables with iPads at each seat for quick ordering/payment. For a beer garden there aren 't many options aside from your basic draft list. Settled on a New Belgium 12oz Draft $12ish) to go along with an order of Buffalo Wings $11ish). Beer comes out relatively quickly, however after about 15 minutes, realized they had forgotten my food order. Thankfully there are staff roaming around as the waitress quickly rectified the situation. Wings are eight to an order, piping hot and served with ranch and buffalo sauce to the side. Better than I expected; not overcooked or greasy, and easily dunk-able in the side sauces. For airport food, this isn 't too bad at all. Obviously on the expensive end, but it was nice to be able to sit and eat something at a table. There is bar seating as well if that 's your thing.

For airport food this wasn't bad! I ordered a bacon, egg, and cheese on a bagel and it was surprisingly decent. The last time I ordered a bagel at an airport restaurant I almost lost a tooth because it was so hard...so this was a pleasant surprise! Like most of the restaurants in the terminal, you can place your order on the tablet at your table. For some reason the tablet gave me the option to order an omelet, even though they took them off the menu. The waiter was really apologetic and helped me place an order for a bagel instead. He was really friendly and quick, which isn't always the case with airport restaurants.

The bartenders Make your trip. I've been stuck in the airport with delays a kazillion times and once I hit here I get zen. Love Kirby Pierre and Tenzin! Not caring about food choice or whatever. This is a happy place where people care about you

Stopped here for a drink before boarding my flight, nothing too fancy, the waiters could be more attentive, and the contactless service via the Ipad, was a bit confusing, but it's worth a stop for a drink and it was close to my boarding gate.

Beer: $15-30 EACH! I was here about a month ago and was just totally blown away at how flagrantly this business tries to take advantage of their customers. There is no reason a Goose Island IPA should cost more than $25 DOLLARS. And they're adding on a 10% across the board COVID fee? And they expect me to tip 20% of course. And there's the tax and stuff. SO it's a $25 beer ~40% more in taxes, fees and tips. That's, all in, $35 for a draft American beer, folks. When businesses are just so intent on ripping off their customers it makes me livid. The best advice is to just walk on by. Because you can't afford to drink here. AND WHY SHOULD YOU??