LGA restaurants
#2
Join Date: Oct 2001
Programs: LTP, PP
Posts: 8,698
Once you get past security, the terminal completely sucks, one or two restaurants and small kiosks, all overpriced and crowded. There is a food court nearby, before security and down a flight that is decent. No idea about the 5:30am, but there are just two lanes and mid day, sometimes it moves slow, sometime fast. If you are looking for B & L for the plane, I'd would bring my own...
#3
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: ORD, MDW or MKE
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There is no pre-check line, but you can leave your shoes on if you show the screener your boarding pass ( if you have pre-check ). Also, you sometimes need to be vocal to get allowed into the A-list line since the people guarding it seem to always be involved with something else.
#5
Join Date: Dec 2000
Location: Dallas, TX, AA 3MM EXP, WN
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#6
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: TX
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#7
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Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: MCI
Programs: AA Gold 1MM, AS MVP, UA Silver, WN A-List, Marriott LT Titanium, HH Diamond
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LGA is an utter dump. I flew WN out of there for the first time 2 weeks ago: I literally will never book another flight out of that terminal again. I will fly AA from LGA (different terminal) or JFK if necessary, or I will fly UA or WN from Newark. That was a dreadful, dreadful experience: probably the worst facility I've been in on U.S. soil. Massively overcrowded, 1 bistro-ish restaurant that was so packed you couldn't even walk in the door, and a Dunkin Donuts selling a small number of incredibly stale donuts. Maybe one other food kiosk I'm forgetting (?).
A lot of people compare the WN terminal at LGA to a third-world bus depot. I don't think that's particularly fair, as many third-world bus depots have some interesting food and a little bit of charm.
I don't know if you're asking about food selections onboard with WN or AA or the concourse choices at LGA. The AA end of LGA is somewhat better than the WN end, but they are not connected airside. The onboard food will be pretty much nothing either way...exception would be perhaps premium cabin medium-haul on AA, but chances are that flight would be out of JFK, not LGA.
A lot of people compare the WN terminal at LGA to a third-world bus depot. I don't think that's particularly fair, as many third-world bus depots have some interesting food and a little bit of charm.
I don't know if you're asking about food selections onboard with WN or AA or the concourse choices at LGA. The AA end of LGA is somewhat better than the WN end, but they are not connected airside. The onboard food will be pretty much nothing either way...exception would be perhaps premium cabin medium-haul on AA, but chances are that flight would be out of JFK, not LGA.
#9
Join Date: Oct 2001
Programs: LTP, PP
Posts: 8,698
LGA is an utter dump. I flew WN out of there for the first time 2 weeks ago: I literally will never book another flight out of that terminal again. I will fly AA from LGA (different terminal) or JFK if necessary, or I will fly UA or WN from Newark. That was a dreadful, dreadful experience: probably the worst facility I've been in on U.S. soil. Massively overcrowded, 1 bistro-ish restaurant that was so packed you couldn't even walk in the door, and a Dunkin Donuts selling a small number of incredibly stale donuts. Maybe one other food kiosk I'm forgetting (?).
A lot of people compare the WN terminal at LGA to a third-world bus depot. I don't think that's particularly fair, as many third-world bus depots have some interesting food and a little bit of charm.
A lot of people compare the WN terminal at LGA to a third-world bus depot. I don't think that's particularly fair, as many third-world bus depots have some interesting food and a little bit of charm.
#11
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Houston (HOU/IAH)
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LGA is an utter dump. I flew WN out of there for the first time 2 weeks ago: I literally will never book another flight out of that terminal again. I will fly AA from LGA (different terminal) or JFK if necessary, or I will fly UA or WN from Newark. That was a dreadful, dreadful experience: probably the worst facility I've been in on U.S. soil. Massively overcrowded, 1 bistro-ish restaurant that was so packed you couldn't even walk in the door, and a Dunkin Donuts selling a small number of incredibly stale donuts. Maybe one other food kiosk I'm forgetting (?).
#12
Join Date: May 2008
Location: NYC
Programs: DL PM; UA 1K; AA 1MM
Posts: 4,513
LGA is my airport of choice for convenience and location, but I've never flowing WN at LGA so perhaps their concourse is just worse then the rest.
#13
Join Date: Oct 2001
Programs: LTP, PP
Posts: 8,698
AA is in the same terminal as WN (Terminal B), just in a different concourse of the Terminal. AA's merger partner US is in a different terminal (Terminal C).
LGA is my airport of choice for convenience and location, but I've never flowing WN at LGA so perhaps their concourse is just worse then the rest.
LGA is my airport of choice for convenience and location, but I've never flowing WN at LGA so perhaps their concourse is just worse then the rest.