H&H Bagels

I am absolutely disgusted with my food. The bagel was DRENCHED in butter as if they dropped it in bucket of oil. It was not edible at all. I was in disbelief when I got to my gate and grabbed the bagel out of the bag, all of the butter spilled all over my clothes. I have never in life experienced this. I understand this is JFK and the workers have to rush, but there is no excuse for this. I wasted 15$ on two bagels that went straight to the trash. They didn’t even have the decency to cut them in half. NEVER AGAIN.

Right before our flight, we grabbed a couple of breakfast burgers from this café — and honestly, they were really good! I had one with egg and cheese, and my husband had one with egg, cheese, and bacon. Both were hot, flavorful, and super filling, which is exactly what you want before getting on a plane. We both left feeling satisfied and ready to travel 😊 Considering we were at the airport, the price was totally fair — $22 for two sandwiches. Compared to other nearby spots, that felt reasonable 💵✈️ They also wrapped everything in foil, which kept the food warm for a while. So if you’re in a rush or want to take it on the plane, it’s a solid option for an in-flight snack too 🛫 ✅ Tasty ✅ Hearty ✅ Airport-priced, but fair ✅ Easy to take with you 👉 RECOMMEND 🍳 (Personally mine)

Based on the reviews, i expected to find hell on earth here, but i was pleasantly surprised by a relatively cheap airport breakfast that was rather delicious! I got a nicely toasted bacon, egg, and cheese that both looked and tasted great. My wife also enjoyed her tuna salad sandwich. The line moved relatively quickly and I felt like they were churning out orders pretty fast. I maybe waited 15-20 minutes on a busy morning.

I was skeptical due to the reviews but wanted to try a New York Bagel. I am glad I got a breakfast bagel. The ordering process was painless and I got my bagel rather quickly. The team is doing a phenomenal job! I probably should have ordered a bagel without the avocado but I enjoyed my meal! I understand why people say the bagels in New York are the best.

It's not on the menu but your order comes with a free immersive art installation of what hell would be like. The order took over 20minutes so for even the extreme early birds among us be prepared to spend your entire time in the mosh pit in front of the till. The sweat and angst of each passenger rises with every minute that passes. Not safe for those with high anxiety levels. Bagel itself extremely average too. If I could rate 0.5 of a star, I would.