Revolucion
“He came back often to check in and it was a pleasant experience while waiting for our flight.”
“The next time you're traveling through JetBlue's T5, skip the CIBO breakfast bar and head here.”
Revolucion
Take-out: Yes
Accepts Credit Cards: Yes
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
Has TV: Yes
Waiter Service: Yes
Price range.
$$ Price range $11-30
8 reviews
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This place wasn't bad. When I got here at 5am, I knew I needed something to eat before my long flight out. I got two poached eggs, the breakfast sausage and home fries for $11. It wasn't the greatest meal, but it was ok.
Another decent airport meal. Could stand on its own outside the airport, so compared to other airport food it could be more stars.
Best breakfast in T5, love the mexican omelet. big portions. Usually get it to go, so I cant comment on the service.
Thanks for the great options Jetblue and T5!!!!!
Honest to God good Mexican food. In a freaking airport!! Go figure. Service is slow however the food is truly worth the wait. Got the Tortas. OMG. Fresh grilled veggies with mine. Worth visiting.
Had an overpriced drink at this "lovely" establishment. It was a mimosa and I swear the orange juice looked like powdered "drank". But the bartender was friendly and helped me past the time.
Yuck– These guys couldn't cook the canned beans and rice correctly… i shouldn't have been surprised when someone in the back decided to bleach down the entire kitchen. Nothing like bleach fumes while eating dry, nasty food.
Good idea hiring young 18 year old girls to lure in sleazy business men. Bad idea on everything else
The bf and l were getting some breakfast before our flight. What terrible service. How would you expect people to catch a flight with this kind of slow service. We had to remind them to bring us milk with the coffee many times.
We shared the eggs benedict, which they claimed that they were making fresh hollandaise sauce. When it finally did arrive, the sauce was extremely acidic. Too much lemon juice.
But the worst part was trying to get the check. We had to remind them numerous times and then the bf just went to the bar because we were close to missing our flight.
Just don't risk it. Totally not worth it.
There's not much that's good about your flight being delayed for five hours.
For one thing, you're probably going to have to eat a meal in the airport, and it's probably going to come down to a decision between overpriced crap and REALLY overpriced crap. I usually go with the former, and that's how I ended up at Revoluçion.
On the bright side, it was a weather delay so EVERYONE was delayed a few hours. So at least the drunken entertainment was free. I watched two men spark up what is commonly referred to as a "bromance," which culminated in one slurring, "What's your seat number? I'm getting mine changed so I can sit next to you."
When I got hungry enough that beer wasn't doing it, I ordered a chicken torta. Although the fries were miserable and the chicken had a faint chemical taste, I actually feel good about stacking it up to what the guy next to me ordered, which was undoubtedly the worst-looking taco plate I've ever seen.
The bartender was quite pretty, but I must say she offered the bare minimum of service. She never asked me how my torta was; I'm not sure if she just didn't care, or if she was afraid I'd be honest with her.
Then again, I can't blame her for being a bit sullen because one of the guys at the bar sent back his burger for being well done when he ordered it medium-well. People like that give us humans a bad name.
I'm beginning to think I need to rethink my belief that it's impossible to f*ck up nachos, particularly at the airport. I stopped here after seeing that the nearby sports grill was full, and I ordered the cheese nachos and a beer. What I got was curdled cheesy liquid, a smattering of diced tomato, a dollop of guac, all atop a bed of multicolored nacho chips. The chips appeared fresh, but tasted microwave burnt.
Underneath the chips was what could be considered a poop skid of beans. Yeah, *underneath* the chips.
At least give me some salsa to mask the disappointment.
On the bright side, at least I didn't order the $13 chips and quac, $3 more than the mess I ended up with.
With their meager four beers on draft, your best bet is to go to the New York Sports Grill, which has 30+ beers on tap, unheard of at most airport terminals.