Airport Survival Skills: 5 Methods To Find The Best Airport Food
My first choice is typically to bring food with me, even though the TSA has banned liquids, you can still bring everything from pizza to cheese cake through security. Also remember that carrying on food that you plan to eat during the flight doesn’t count towards your one bag and one personal item carry-on limit. That being said, airport food has been improving (with a special nod to JetBlue’s Terminal 5 at JFK) so if you have to eat and fly, here’s how to find the best bets at your airport.
- GateGuru Mobile App has complete terminal maps and user reviews of all restaurants. (Free)
- Yelp has more and more airport reviews these days but is hardly a complete list. Pickup the mobile app for easier access.
- Foodspotting shows you pictures of dishes in restaurants near you, which is a lot more fun than reading reviews. Plus their a woman-founded startup.
- Eater.com Airport Dining Guides give the top 5 restaurants in 25 terminals. Including JFK, LGA, and Newark
- Delish’s Best Airport Food Across the U.S. article.

Jazmin Hupp specializes in making stuff happen. She is the Director of Marketing for Tekserve, the independent Apple computer store in NYC. Working as an internal entrepreneur over the last eight years, Jazmin has refreshed existing departments and started new ones for Tekserve, changing focus every 6-24 months. Jazmin is a frequent guest speaker at Apple Specialist, marketing, and technology conferences. Her recent public speaking engagements include low-cost marketing best practices, web design, blogging, employee training, social media, preventing payment fraud, online dating, customer surveying, and responding to customer complaints. Jazmin holds a Bachelors of Science in Management Information Systems from Empire State College in New York. She has lived in all of the continental states west of Texas and currently resides in New York City. Her passions include travel, tea, 3-star Michelin restaurants, yoga and Zumba. 











