After some rough decades, LaGuardia Airport is now considered one of the best airports in North America for good reason. The domestic airport went through intensive renovations, resulting in a shiny, bright new traveling hub in New York City. This extends into its food and drinks offerings, which include outposts of Texas-style breakfast taco stand King David Tacos, falafel wonder Taim, NYC pizzeria Artichoke, and much, much more. The new Capital One for Terminal B from José Andrés opened in February.
This guide highlights all of the dining options at LaGuardia Airport in Queens, based on concessions information from the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. While Eater will continue to update this guide seasonally, the hours and availabilities
of these vendors are subject to change, so double-check before you check ’em out. Check out Eater NY’s airport dining guides to JFK and Newark, too.
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Terminal A
Salotto: Italian counter with caprese sandwiches and pizza. Near gate A2
Dunkin’: Queens’ favorite doughnut operates one location in this terminal. Near gate A1
Terminal B
5 Boroughs Food Emporium: Snacks and treats from local purveyors. Near Gate 59
Bar 212: Sit-down bar with New American food and cocktails. Gate 49
Bar Veloce: The New York City wine bar mini-chain operates a location in the terminal. Near gate 24
Beecher’s Market Cafe: Go here for Oprah-endorsed “World’s Best” mac & cheese, grilled cheese sandwiches, soup, salads, wraps, and Queens-based Sweetleaf coffee. Near Gate 30
Brooklyn Diner: The airport location of the, well, actually-not-based-in-Brooklyn diner with two Manhattan locations features hot dogs, burgers, and sandwiches. Food court
Capital One Landing: A restaurant lounge run by José Andrés in partnership with Capital One for Terminal B. Terminal B Skybridge
Dos Toros: Fast-casual taqueria chain. Level four, food court
Dunkin’: The doughnuts and coffee chain operates two locations in this terminal. Level one, pre-security; level four, food court, post-security
Green Leaf’s: Walk-up counter with salads, wraps, and grain bowls. Food court
Hill Country: Fried chicken, pulled pork, and sides from a Texas-style barbecue chain. Food court
Hunt and Fish Grill: Manhattan restaurant Hunt & Fish Club expanded into the airport with this location serving American dishes like steaks and fish. Concourse A opposite Gates 22 and 23
Il Viaggio: Casual Italian with sandwiches, pizza, pasta, and breakfasts. Concourse B near Gate 47
Irving Farm Coffee Roasters: Local NYC coffee chain. Concourse B near gate 47
Junior’s: Offshoot of the celebrated Brooklyn diner known for cheesecake. Level four
La Chula: The Mexican restaurant within Manhattan’s North End Food Hall expanded with this airport outpost, serving tacos, burritos, quesadillas, and nachos. Concourse B near Gate 43
Melt Shop: The New York-based grilled cheese chain runs an airport location. Concourse A opposite Gates 22 and 23
Mezze: Fast-casual Mediterranean. Terminal 1
Mi Casa Cantina: Fast-casual tacos, burritos, and bowls. Concourse near gate 22
Mulberry Street: Casual, sit-down restaurant with flatbreads, burgers, and paninis from celebrity chef Marc Forgione. Food court
NY Creperie: Crepes and sandwiches. Food court
Orpheus & Apollo: Full-service cocktail bar with views of the runway. Departure level at the atrium, pre-security
Panorama Bar: Cocktails, small bites, and an airport view. Concourse B near the lounges
Pour Authority: Daytime coffee bar and nightime cocktail spot. Before security near atrium
Shake Shack: Outpost of Danny Meyer’s international burger chain. Gate 41
Spirit & Bell: Cocktails, wines, beers, and American dishes. Food court
Starbucks: The other big coffee chain has two locations in this terminal. Baggage claim, food court
Talde: Noodle bar from Top Chef star Dale Talde with cha siu pork, crispy chicken noodles, and sausage, egg, and cheese fried rice. Level four, food court
Tony + Benny’s: Walk-up pizza counter. Food court
Wendy’s: Square burgers, nuggets, fries, and more from this international chain. Food court
Zaro’s Bakery: The New York City bakery chain with baked goods, desserts, and coffee. Food court
Terminal C
Artichoke: A location of the popular New York pizzeria. Food hall at gates 60 to 69
Auntie Anne’s: Chain soft pretzels. Gates 60 to 69
Birch Coffee: Local coffee chain, along with H&H Bagels, and Rossi Pizzeria from Lucali. Near gate 92
Brooklyn’s Best Bagels/Kombu: Bagels and Japanese offerings. Food hall at gates 60 to 69
Bubby’s: Offshoot of a popular brunch restaurant in Manhattan known for pancakes. Gates 70 to 79
Calista Taverna: Greek fare. Upper level at gates 80 to 89
Chopt: Chain known for its chopped salads. Upper level at gates 80 to 89
Cibo Express Foodhall: takeaway food options. Gate C61
Cotto: Acclaimed chef Michael White helped open this Italian restaurant, which serves burgers, salads, and pizzas. Near gate 60
Dos Toros Taqueria: The NYC burrito chain’s taco chain. Upper level at gates 80 to 89
Eggy Weggy: Of course, there’s an egg-punned-named restaurant, with breakfast sandwiches and build-your-own omelets. Near gate 76
Essex Burger: Offshoot of the New American restaurant in Manhattan known for happy hours and boozy brunches. Near gate 74
Flatiron Tavern & Provisions: Chefs Jess Shadbolt and Clare de Boer of King in Manhattan consulted on the opening of this restaurant with chops, burgers, and fish. Inside the Cibo Express Gourmet Market near gate 92
Freshii: The Canadian-based fast-casual chain serving burritos, wraps, salads, and more. Upper level at gates 70 to 79
The Grille: American grill restaurant. Food hall at gates 60 to 69
Jamba Juice: Smoothies. Gate 61
Jersey Mike’s: Sandwiches and subs. Gate 61
The Line Sports Grill Market: Casual sports bar-type fare. Near gate 86
Juice Press: The second of two juice bars in LGA, this one with hot soup, acai bowls, and bottled juices. Near gate 92
King David Tacos: Texas-style breakfast tacos from the New York-based food company. Food hall at gates 60 to 69
Magnolia Bakery: The famed NYC bakery chain is slinging its cupcakes. Opposite the food hall at gates 60 to 69
Poppy’s Bagels: Bagels from the owners of Chuko Ramen. Near gate 74
Potbelly: The Chicago-based sandwich chain. Upper level at gates 70 to 79
Prime Tavern: New American fare. Upper level at gates 80 to 89
Protein Bar & Kitchen: If a protein diet is your thing. Upper level at gates 80 to 89
Starbucks: The international coffee chain has many locations in this terminal. Baggage claim, pre-security; food hall at gates 60 to 69, gates 70 to 70, the Headhouse Connector, and near gate 81, all post-security
Soleil Brasserie and Market: French brasserie. Upper level at gates 80 to 89
Sunday Supper Trattoria: Sit-down Italian restaurant with grab-and-go sandwiches, pizza, pasta, and larger entrees like whole branzino and chicken Parmesan. Gates 70 to 70
Taim Mediterranean Kitchen: The hit Mediterranean NYC restaurant’s airport outpost with falafels and pitas. Food hall at gates 60 to 69
Terrace Bar: The airport bar with two locations. Upper level at gates 70 to 70 and at gates 80 to 89
Trinity Burgers: Also in the name. Food hall at gates 60 to 69
Wendy’s: Square burgers, nuggets, fries, and more from the international chain’s second LGA location. Upper level at gates 70 to 79
