CRU

Fantastic spot to eat and relax in the airport. The ambiance was perfect and the food was delicious. Great selection of wine and a very friendly staff. We had Pizza which was scrumptious and a tasty glass of wine. We were most impressed with Jennifer A who gave amazing service. Jennifer was pleasant, professional, engaging and welcoming.

We had a beautiful salad and meatballs. For an airport it was 5 star. Not To be compared with five stars outside an airport…and not the oyster and seafood bar in Helsinki (if recollection serves) but was lovely and well above what we were expecting.

Not your typical airport bar. Good wine selection, way better than average food for an airport. But honestly the thing that made it a great experience was the service.... And in an airport where service typically means self service. My only bone to pick was the lack of A/C. The A/C could not compete with the sun reflection from all the stainless in the open ceiling. I also think the wine was a touch warm. But all that said, very very good. Recommend checking out out if you have time.

Best place for a layover in DFW. Great wine selection that you can order in flights and pair with excellent food. The place is beautifully decorated and our server Ronda was awesome, made great recommendations and always with a smile. My kids loved the Bacon Cheeseburger and The Alfredo Pasta… my Mushroom Quinoa wrap paired perfectly with my Italian Wine Flight. A+

This is an oasis in the Dalla Fort Worth airport. Jennifer behind the bar was an absolute delight. Both knowledgable and friendly. My wife discovered the place after we had already eaten an overpriced hamburger, but we didn't make that mistake on the return trip. So glad it is there. Food was excellent and the wine was perfect (after some helpful guidance from Jennifer).

What a wonderful discovery during our DFW layover! When our flight was delayed, we were thrilled to stumble upon this delightful wine bar. The rosé flight was absolutely perfect – we were already familiar with Miraval Rosé, but the Belle Glos and CaMaiol Chiaretto were beautiful new discoveries that created a lovely international tasting experience with French, American, and Italian selections. The margherita pizza was delicious and paired wonderfully with our wines. What really made our experience special was the outstanding service from the staff – they were attentive and welcoming despite the busy airport environment. This turned our flight delay into a pleasant surprise, and we'll definitely make this a regular stop whenever we're passing through Dallas. Highly recommended for anyone looking for quality wine and food at DFW!

Really good value. You always expect airport food to cost a little extra, but this place has great prices for the high quality of food. I had the gluten free pizza and it was amazing. Also loved the wine flight.

Best dine in at Dallas Love. Everything we ordered was delicious and came out really quickly. We all shared a bunch of food and it all tasted really good (House salad --add grapes!!!, chicken parm, grilled chicken panini, spaghetti and meatballs, pepperoni pizza and pot stickers). Really cute decor and aesthetic. Shout out to our bartender/waiter Iconic Legend Dave. He was excellent and really attentive to our party of 7. Thank you for making the start of our vacation super special.

Our food choices did not disappoint; pear gorgonzola pizza was excellent; grilled cheese sandwich with tomato basil soup was wonderful. Most impressive was our waitress; she never stopped smiling and continuously checked on us to see if everything was going well; did a great job! We were very happy we chose this dining spot in the airport where the selection of restaurants are endless, but this one stood out from the rest.

Crú was pretty busy because the tower communications were down but they handled it beautifully. The staff was professional yet friendly and did not rush customers or seem overwhelmed. Crú upheld their standards of cleanliness during this time. It was a bit louder than normal due to all of the people, but the volume didn't impact our experience in a negative way. The selection of drinks was vast and of good quality. Prices were proper for what you received. For food we shared the Arugula & Prosciutto Salad and the Fig & Gorgonzola Bruschetta. The bruschetta was balanced in flavor. It provides a savory profile with a touch of sweet. The salad was large, was created with fresh ingredients, and the ingredients complemented each other. The sherry thyme dressing added a peppery element. It is always a joy to visit Crú when I'm passing through DFW. I can't wait for my next visit (hopefully it will be less chaotic lol).

During a long layover, I was looking for a good breakfast spot and decided to try Cru Wine and Food Bar. It turned out to be a great choice. The ambiance was relaxing and refined, exactly what you'd expect from a classy wine bar, even in an airport setting. It felt like a nice break from the usual rushed terminal atmosphere. The staff were welcoming and friendly, and the service was smooth. The menu is small but well-curated. I ordered the breakfast plate, and my daughter had the breakfast tacos. Both meals were hearty and satisfying. For $14, the portions were solid (eggs, bacon or sausage, potatoes, and toast (or tacos with potatoes). In an airport, that's a pretty fair deal for a full meal. While I didn't try any wine or alcohol, there was a steady flow of customers enjoying tastings, which speaks well of their selection. If you're passing through DFW and want a relaxed, slightly upscale spot to eat, I definitely recommend Cru.

I never thought I'd be reviewing an airport spot because, you know... it's the airport. Everything is basically the same, right? Except it's not the same here! I spent one long layover sipping wine at this spot, and the experience was so nice that I made a point to come back the next time I had a layover in DFW. The service was attentive without being obtrusive or rushed, and the recommendations were excellent. The food I tried was great too! And the prices aren't insane (considering that it's the airport lol). It seems crazy to say, but this place really was a highlight of my cross-country trip.

Fantastic spot to eat and relax in the airport. The ambiance was perfect and the food was delicious. Great selection of wine and a very friendly staff. We had Pizza which was scrumptious and a tasty glass of wine. We were most impressed with Jennifer A who gave amazing service. Jennifer was pleasant, professional, engaging and welcoming.

Easy airport stop. I appreciated the pre-selected wine flights. The bartender was knowledgeable and helped me choose cheese pairings with the wines. The cheeseboard was a little bit lacking, but the price was good. The interior of the restaurant was small and not very busy, which I prefer.

Love this place, the wine flights are wonderful. Love, just love the champagne flights. The cheese boards are awesome and pair nicely with the wine selection offered.

Does one think pasta and fancy wine at the airport? Probably not but people need to rethink that! If you have the time I suggest Cru. The meatballs are outstanding! I ordered the Italian flight. I loved it. The music playlist is awesome and the place is very cute and welcoming. I'll be back for sure next time I come through Dallas.

Went to Sunday Brunch but was disappointed. Very limited menu and choices were unappealing. I have eaten many times in the past but today was uninspiring. Waiter was Blaise with no enthusiasm seemed disinterested. Probably won't return.

Excellent service. The two ladies worked as a team to serve the whole place. My server charged my phone, recommended the BEST Cabernet and food. If you are in terminal D flying American you absolutely need to visit Cru, you will be taken care of. Recommendations: wine flight, Cabernet or ask for recommendations, the grilled cheese and tomato soup, salmon salad and don't skip the chocolate cake!

Despite the tiny restaurant, Crú manages to have a cozy atmosphere. We choose Crú over other DFW options since the menu looked more interesting. The food was mixed. I liked the pepperoni pizza, which was enough for two people. But the other person in my party was disappointed by bland mushroom & quinoa wrap. Humorously, he did say that he liked the fench fries. The other downside is the expensive prices, but that's classic DFW. I would come back again to try more of the menu, especially the desserts.

What a nice place to spend a layover! Good wines, good music, comfortable environment. Pleasant staff. They seem to love their job.

I left my wallet here with 150$ cash. They put it in their safe and I got it back with all the cash. Great service people.

I know, I know, we all hate layovers. We just want to get from point A to point B with as little fuss as possible. But don't sleep on having a long layover! Recently, my hubby and I had a layover at DFW. We came in from an international flight and after all of the customs, security, bag re-check insanity (a necessary evil, I get it), we still had time to kill so we went to Cru for a nice, calm sit down meal. First, let me say that the food was delicious. We shared the charcuterie board and it was so good. It had apples, grapes and pears along with the meats and cheeses and all of it was super fresh and added lots of flavor to the wine I tried. I had the Prosciutto Sandwich and it was great. However, I have to say, that it was a little too salty. The flavors meshed well though, and everything tasted fresh, but I couldn't finish it due to the saltiness. My hubby had a pepperoni pizza and it was amazing. The sauce was delicious, incredibly tomato forward and it didn't taste like the big-batch, chain-like flavors associated with food at fast turn around restaurants that don't cook anything from scratch. I tried a wine flight and it was the one that had wines native to Texas. Unfortunately, I can't remember the names, but I can say they were just ok. I wouldn't order the same flight again because I am a bit of a wine enthusiast and the wine was not the best. They had other options, however, and the list extended far beyond Texas wines. But it was still good and added to the relaxing experience. Our server was very kind and attentive and the restaurant was clean with a wine "library" feel. It was just a great little stop in terminal D.

Waiter was exceptional! Really nice and interactive. We thought this place looked really chill and upscale. Love the decor. It doesn't feel like you are in an airport. Wine selection is good. The food was great. Really liked the goat cheese beignets and the pear Gorgonzola pizza. Nice find while traveling.

This is an incredible "airport" restaurant and wine bar! How exciting to know you can get good food and wine while waiting for your plane! We sat at the bar and were able to have our wine flights in front of us. The food was delicious and our servers were exceptional! We had missed our connecting flight to Buenos Aires the night before, so were in the mood for some nice wine and food. We weren't disappointed. Unfortunately, we're from California, so don't have any Cru's nearby. Next time I'm in the Dallas area, I will seek one out. Very pleased!N

Dirty glass, no food, ordered a Cabernet got a different wine listed for three dollars less on the menu but charged same amount as the glass that I wanted. Fruit flies buzzing around , one lady working by herself..not a pleasant experience. Ladies at table across from me had cheese and crackers...um must be relatives.

This was on my bucket list (a location in my neighborhood, not in the airport). There were two bartenders working during our visit, as there was a shift change. The first bartender was hard to find and took a long time to tend to us. The second was great. We stared with a port wine, which isn't listed on the menu. We asked for the bottle presented on the shelf and were told we could have that one, since it was 5 years old (being used for decor). We were offered a different brand all together on a 2 oz pour. It was approx $11 per glass. The whole bottle is sold at the liquor store for $13.99, so we were definately being taken. I then tried the sweet wine flight. The 3 designed wines didn't work together. The st michelle Moscato is so sour. I wasn't gettimg any sweet and it ruined the flight. Just FYI for any Moscato drinkers. The flight was about $18.

When you have you own pizza oven, it's easy to be a pizza snob. In fact, I don't typically get pizza out because you never know what you'll get. But after a week away from home and a delayed connecting light, I decided to indulge in pizza and a wine flight. Crú hit the spot. Service was excellent and relatively quick (even though I had time to kill). The venue is small but the tall wine racks provide a nice respite from the sterility and business of the airport. The wine flight choices are fun, reasonable, and provide very nice choices. I opted for the Spanish flight as I've never tried the Montsants before. And the pizza? Surprisingly good for airport fare. Plentiful for two (I was hungry so no judgement, please). Dough was a little soft in the center but cooked through. Tim was crispy and toasted. Excellent choices of cheeses and the spring greens and tomatoes on top provided a nice balance to the heavy cheeses. It was worth the excursion away from my own gate to find Crú.

My husband and I were in the middle of a long travel day. The server at the Cru at DFW airport gave us water and took our order and then proceeded to talk to women at the bar for the next 20 minutes while our water glasses were completely empty for most of that time. (Air travel is dehydrating!). Ok no big deal... because I saw a water pitcher on the bar and got up to refill our glasses. I emptied the water pitcher and replaced it on the bar counter when the server said, "Do not touch the water pitcher! Let me know if you need water". To which I replied "our glasses have been empty for a long time". To which he replied "well I have been talking to these women".... He really could have handled that differently. Instead he chose to chastise me for doing his job!! He then provided the bare minimum service and didn't speak to us unless absolutely necessary and made us wait an unnecessary amount of time for our check. Wow! And that was our first experience at a Cru! We actually left a $5 tip which I think was $5 too much.

This is a restaurant inside Terminal D of the Dallas Fort Worth airport. It's a cozy pizza/wine bar. I ordered a pear gorgonzola pizza and it was amazing! It was sweet and salty and umami with a delicious, rich cheesiness to it. It was the perfect size too. I also got the tiramisu for dessert which was pretty good. The waitress was very kind and helped me get my food in time to make my flight. Great experience in the DFX airport!

For being at the airport, the food, service, and ambiance are quite good. Very disappointing that this location charges a fee to use a card for payment. Right pricing menu items to cover the cost of doing business would be a better strategy and much more ethical.

Stopped here n a layover and am so glad I did. I ordered the avocado toast and the Rose flight, and the Diora Monterey paired the best with this course. The plate could use a very slight adjustment to presentation, but the flavor and texture excelled here. I also ordered the grilled chicken sandwich, and the Miraval Cote du Provence paired really nicely with this dish. The ciabatta was soft with a light crunch, and the seasoning and juiciness of the chicken was a real pleasure. Needless to say, I was very happy with my breakfast and lunch selections, and hope I get a chance to come back in my return flight. And the hostess/server Sharonda was attentive and very professional, even when she was managing an almost full restaurant on her own.

For airport fare, CRU, which is located in DFW's Terminal D was a bit of a unique offering. When doing a search on Yelp for CRU, I got multiple results and can see that this company has a few locations in the Dallas area. After perusing the menu near the entrance I grabbed a stool at the counter and a friendly and outgoing server named Ronda was there right away to offer a menu. I requested the chicken sandwich with fries and a cabernet flight. She entered my order and served up the flight, telling me what each offering was. Two of the cabernets were relatively flavorless and one was very good, to the point that I made a note of the bottle so I can try and find it in my local shop. The sandwich and fries were quite good for airport fare and the chicken on the sandwich was a thick, juicy piece and was nicely grilled. They offer pizzas here and even have a proper round pizza oven back in the kitchen to properly cook them. The primary reason for dropping a star is that the markup on wines here was a bit high. I think their most inexpensive "by the glass" wine on the menu was $11 for an OK sized pour of a lower quality wine. For one particular wine that I recognized and can be purchase for about $45/bottle in a wine shop, they were charging $26 for single a glass of it here. A bit excessive IMO and when I mentioned it to the server, she agreed and said it's not the first time patrons have made that comment about that particular offering.

Place is great for wine before flight. There was only one server but that is typical post Covid in USA. We enjoyed a flight of red at the bar. Good stop prior to a flight!

Are you bummed that your flight is delayed? Not for long...make your way to Terminal D and enjoy a delicious cheese plate (Classic Point Reyes Blue, Drunken Goat and Manchego from Spain) and a bottle of wine Treana Cabernet from Paso Robles) with amazing, attentive service (thank you, Jennifer). Starting to think my next vacation will be at the DFW airport...

Jennifer's smile, under a mask, made the tiramisu even tastier! Welcoming and friendly service, couldn't be happier with food that matches! First class!

Hailing from the Pacific Northwest, we certainly appreciate wine. As an unabashed carnivore, I appreciate meat, and as the grandson of a dairy farmer I appreciate cheese. One can only think of my delight when we found a place that serves wine flights, had a lovely charcuterie board and had cheese tastings available, right in the airport! Read across from gate D 27 is probably the only airport restaurant that I will go to every time I come back to an airport. We saw this place and decided on the couple hour wait, that we definitely deserved some different wine flights at something delicious. They had 10 or so different three-course wine flights that range from $13-$17 and highlighted ones from around the country as well as some local Texas wines. I had a flight that highlight of the Texas wines, and a couple of them were very good. My compatriot has an Italian wine flight, and hers too was lovely. We shared a charcuterie board, it was high-quality no matter where you are comparing it to. Definitely in the top 10% of the airport food methinks. The cheese on it was excellent, the meets were very good and it had a smoked pâté, which was incredible! We also shared some lobster and crab pot stickers. These two were surprisingly good and high-quality for just about anywhere. The sauce on it was excellent and the presentation lovely. Like most places in an airport, things definitely commanded a premium. It ended up being about $70 for the two of us to have wine flights and a couple appetizers. That said, it was totally worth the price to have a relaxing and little more unique airport experience. You can pay $35 a person and have a nice afternoon with some wine and solid appetizers or you can spend $15 per person For a fast food burger and fries on the way. I'll take the wine every time!

I love going to crew Wine bar while waiting for my flights to leave Dallas. I've always had great sommelier service. This time my flight was delayed so I decided to order some food. Normally I would just order a charcuterie platter, but I thought pizza sounded great. Maybe I miss read the menu or perhaps it was written in Italian and I didn't all the ingredients. I ordered a sausage pizza. What I received is not what I would consider a sausage pizza. While it did have sausage on it, they used goat cheese instead of traditional Italian cheeses. I'm not a big fan of goat cheese, and it almost made me gag when I got it. I was hungry and I'm not one to want to send food back if it's perfectly edible. So I choked down about 75% of the pizza but after a few minutes, I just couldn't eat anymore. I'm a pretty forgiving person when it comes to pizza ingredients. But goat cheese? definitely pass on that one. Was apologetic but relatively disinterested in my dissatisfaction. I would've thought maybe they would've offered me a little extra poor of wine, but alas, nothing was offered.

With a 3 hour layover in Dallas, I couldn't bring myself to stand in line at the myriad of overpriced and unhealthy fast food options... I was craving a big salad and a glass of wine. We found this little gem at the end of our terminal (right before you exit for baggage claim). Delicious salads, pizza, and grilled cheese sandwich and tomato soup enjoyed with my Prosecco. Yes, we paid a few dollars more, but the expert service, food, and relaxed atmosphere was well worth it!

I can't recommend this tranquil, classy wine bar and bistro (with healthy options for travelers) any more highly. This would be a great find anywhere, never mind that it's in Terminal E of DFW Airport. Although there is a steak-house style, nouvelle American cafe of some Food Network repute nearby, I preferred this more cosy establishment that doesn't feel like a dining hall in a cavernous terminal walkway. I was drawn in by Cru's plush dark leather seating along the walls, it's commanding wall of wines, and it's spacious and airy bar area. Once settled inside, I found the tunes subtle and lively, and the menu offerings equally so. I chose a large Cobb salad, requesting they replace chicken with some quinoa tabbouleh that I saw listed as part of another Atlantic salmon dish. The resulting plate was both beautifully presented and fresh tasting. After a week of heavy Mexican food, the freshness and light piquancy of the salad was like great jazz in the mouth. The price was astoundingly reasonable at $13. The menu also offers a selection of personal pizzas, and I saw others ordering a substantial-looking cheese sampler plate. I then indulged in a flight of rose wines, including the Jolie Pitt estate wines from France. At 2 ounces for each of three wines, the price at $13 was reasonable. The flight comes with a take-away memento card with tasting notes. I enjoyed that tranquility while stuck in transit. I was taken care of by a sweet server. The whole two hours I spent here, the place didn't fill up and wasn't a raucous, reverberating din, nor was the TV blasting with NASCAR, baseball or golf. I give top marks for this classy, unique bistro in DFW, noting that it isn't a chain.

This may be the best airport restaurant / bar I've been to. Great food, great wine and great service .. helping to ameliorate the hassle of having to pass through DFW on the "way" from Cleveland to Seattle. The Napa Burger and Pear & Gorgonzole flatbread were both delicious, though the fries that came with the burger were pretty ordinary. I enjoyed all 3 of the 2-ounce pours in the Cru Cabernet Benchmark flight, and would have liked to have tried another flight if we had more time before our [connecting plane] flight.

Awesome wine bar in DFW. Honestly the value here is great considering airport prices. My fiancé and I got two wine flights (Spanish Spice and Killer Cabernet). Three delis house wine each from mainly California and surrounding states. She had he seared salmon and I got the lamb lollipops. The salmon had great flavor and seasoning and the lollipops were very enjoyable with a sweet sauce garnish. The wine bottles are setup along a wall similar to books in a library. Overall the staff was very friendly and the food was satisfying. Again, probably some of the better prices and value for the airport. I would 100% recommend this place for food and wine.

Great place to sip a mimosa while plugging in before a flight. Very friendly staff, cool decor and great food. Lots of fun stuff on the menu. This is now my go-to place in Terminal D!

What???? 30 wines by the glass 300 bottles at various price points AND Pizza Monday's? This is my type of place, y'all! It caters to my "Inalienable right to unbridled enjoyment"....and does it quite consummately. This charming little wine bar is my new favorite place to meet friends and chat over a great glass of wine (or two). Plus they have a wine Club for those of us that .... well, let's just leave it at "they have a Wine Club": In the Cru Wine Club you get A free entree on your birthday, 40% off retail wines and Complimentary appetizer. Sign Me Up!!!! No wonder Cru is the Toast of The Town! Four Stars Happy Sipping Y'all!

Excellent decor, food and service. Chill while waiting on plane......Relaxing, calm inspite of being in an airport...frenzy 9f people rushing....they got it so that you can enjoy

Don't ever place a mobile order here, they took my money and when I showed up to pick up my order I was told the machine wasn't plugged in for mobile orders so they never got my order. Then they told me the kitchen was closed and I could call the 800 number for refunds but they didn't even know the number.... It's really a joke and now I have to deal with a charge back with my credit card company. Wish I could give 0 stars for my order on June 5th 2022!

Great place. Service, food and wine were excellent- the pear gorgonzola pizza was amazing. I would definitely return if at the airport.

On October 21, 2020 we in the DFW Airport on a layover. What a great place, lots of wines by the glass to choose from, and there are flights available also. The fig and goronzola burshet was delicious (to bad a jar of the fig jam/preserves cannot be purchased to go). The Napa burger was so tasty (caramelized onions, fig jam, arugula, Campari tomato, and goat cheese). I don't like long layovers, but we know where to eat should we be at DFW again!

They say they are open tell 10 for food and 11 for drinks. Got there at 9:15 and they were closed with the lights off. Hardly good customer service.

Unexpected 4-hour layover in DFW? Head to Cru!!!! What a great spot to chill, imbibe, and fill up. I'm nearly certain I've been here before but for this visit sealed the deal. This is great spot in the Intl terminal at DFW. Today I had a Pinot noir flight, caprese salad, and cheese board. While they were small they packed a punch of flavor. The EVOO on the caprese was truly mouth watering and the cheese board didn't disappoint. With a Brie, manchego, and blu cheese accompanied by fruit and baguette. Yum! They also have pizza, burgers, salads, and soup. But the wine selection is great. Give them a try.

The food was just pathetic , the advertisement made it look like a great spot, but ugh it was bad the kind of food you get an a gas station, I ordered the ceasar salad , it was given in a pile on a plate with dressing on the side ? No way to mix it up and I asked for a bowl they didn't answer they just brought the bowl over ans took off! It consisted of fake cheese tasted like wax lol they left the dirty heel of the Romain in the salad lol I pulled it out was the size of an apple lol I put it down on the plate ans slid it over so the person could sue it they just ignored it, we ordered a pizza with the salad ( the bartender that took the order did not write anything down on hen he took the order so ( 25 minutes later SURPRISE, he forgot to place the pizza order , so I was pissed , I said are you kidding ? we have a flight in 10 min he said sarcastically " SORRY " we also ordered the meatballs tasted like dog food, ordered the hummus plate it was tasteless the bread was fried not fresh so this way if it goes stale they can still sell it lol the most offensive part was the insane price RIP OFF almost $150. For garbage ! One more thing the bar was dirty dusty all over the bottles it was a shit show !

Excellent salmon salad and a beautiful glass of Monte Alphes Chardonnay. Service was wonderful except for the French lady swearing while on FaceTime. Rhonda was so gracious and efficient. Seriously, stop using FaceTime and speaker while having a private conversation. We don't care about your personal life.

I walked up to the almost empty wine bar and the server told me to sit anywhere and she'd bring menus. I said "thank you, just a wine list of me." "Yeah, like I said, just go sit down and I'll bring it." Alrighty, that seemed rough but maybe I misread the situation. The menu comes and it doesn't appear to be in any real order, it's listed by their predetermined flights with names like "sinful zins" "world whites" and "everyone loves bubbles." When the server comes back I ask "what red do you like on here from southern France? Just a glass of that." "It's all written on the menu, I'll come back in a few minutes" and walks away... Nope, I didn't misread the situation. I'd rather pay $9 for a half glass of an unidentified red substance on the plane.

I was starving and had been travelling since 5am with multiple delayed flights, changed itineraries, and constant running to try to catch new flights. I finally had a small break to sit down and grab a drink and some food here and was very impressed with the service. I had a Chardonnay flight and the bruschetta and it was perfectly portion sized and delicious. The wine pours were actually a pretty decent too!

Cute lil spot to grab a quick bite to eat before your flight. Didn't order any food just dessert, but would recommend the tiramisu it was good. Nice wine selection...could have cleaner silverware thats my only gripe!

Excellent service. Good and airport affordable breakfast. Texas Breakfast special $13 (eggs, bacon, ham, potatoes, toast). The homemade strawberry and raspberry champagne jam was a nice touch. Mimosas were $9/each. Not too bad considering you're trapped in a place that can totally over charge you. Over 85 wines to choose from. Nice place to chill and they have outlets along the walls for electronics.

Great service. Quick snack while waiting for my connection. Nice wine selection. Great if you would like to try a little bit of everything as they have many flight selections. I did flight #15 and wasn't disappointed.

For an airport location, it is exquisite! Quick service, very attentive staff, a great selection of food and wine, AND the staff will help u select a drink based on what YOU like, not what should be sold. Awesome !!!