CIBO Express Gourmet Market

Convenient but sooo overpriced. $7 for water. $10 for a snack?? The CIBO is ripping passengers off.

It's very clean and swanky. That's about the only positive thing I can say. They are stocked out on too many items from the menu. The fried ramen I had was more hard than crispy, the vegetables were mainly onions and sprouts with one sliver of red pepper and carrot each! The expectation is that customers tip even before they have eaten anything. Service is average. My worst for experience in a long while

I wish I could’ve had read the reviews before ordering. We’ve been eating so good during our NY trip and this place it’s a complete disappointment, when it comes to the food. Fries weren’t even edible they were hard, dry and just terrible. The chicken fingers, a huge disappointment. Just save your money folks, so not worth it especially if you can’t even eat it.

Somebody should be in jail for this. Gotta be useless politicians and payola here. Prices are astronomical even for an airport. Food is marginal. Ordering and paying stupidly clumsy. Beverage fountain out of most items. 7 - SEVEN concessions all sharing same pay line with only 2 half alive cashiers. AVOID AT ALL COST. Especially loved the $3 bottle of coke. Thieving bast--ds. Oh - and only a few tables

One of the worst eating experience ever… absolutely avoid. This is not proper food to eat… there was a bug in the salad and the burger that had nothing in it except a dry cold burger… the meal with the salad cost me 50$ USD…

I found it difficult to determine how much various snacks/drinks cost. Some prices were listed for some items in one central location, but for most of the items I was potentially interested in, I was unable to locate a price. Perhaps this was by design to get me to purchase an overpriced snack. Instead of that, I just didn't buy anything at all. Tell us how much your snacks cost. Be upfront about it. Charge whatever you want, that's your right. It just shouldn't be a surprise when customers get to the register.

NYC consumer affairs should pay a visit to this hideous place and fine them for not having prices on each item. Instead they have a list on the side to confuse customers and charge for a water up to $6. They should be gone from this newly renovated LGA airport.

The Cibo Express Food Hall in Terminal C offers a diverse array of dining options, resembling a mini shopping center. Travelers can choose from a variety of food vendors, including Kings David Tacos, Taim, Artichoke Pizza, Komru, Trinity Burgers, and Jersey Mikes. In addition to the restaurants, the food hall also features a mini grocery store with a salad bar and self-checkout. While this is a welcomed addition to the terminal, the prices tend to be slightly higher than average.