4th Street Vine

They have a local hefeweizen called HEF LEPPARD. How can you not order that?! It is crisp, refreshing, has the body you'd expect from a hef. The turkey sandwich was good for airport food, too. There are outlets at the bar and the NCAA women's championship basketball game was on the TV. They had pretty much everything I was looking for pre-flight. Prices were high, but that is expected for sit-down airport dining.

Mediocre food, overworked staff, expensive. The sandwich was what you would expect at your work cafeteria. They were out of half the red wines. And the poor guys working had half the staff needed. I waited an hour for my sandwich. But at least watching the airplanes from outside was nice.

Much more relaxed atmosphere and less crowded than the Boathouse.

About $50.00 was spent between two people for a croissant, turkey sandwich, 2 non-alcoholic beverages, and homemade potato chips. While I expected airport food to be a bit over-priced, the quality was still quite poor. The potato chips tasted somewhat stale and chewy rather than crispy. The turkey sandwich was okay, but not super flavorful and the bread seemed like grocery-quality sliced bread. The prices on the lunch menu were also displayed about $1-2 less than what they actually charged us because their prices were updated recently apparently, but they didn't get new menus to reflect these changes yet. No one made us aware of the price discrepancies, however, so we were charged more than what the menu showed. Felt over-priced even for airport costs. They do have a nice outdoor seating area with shade, soft cushions, and a fire pit, so I will give them that. Overall, the food felt over-priced even for airport food, and the service could have been better.

Our flight was delayed an hour and a half. Sadly, food stopped serving just before 5 pm and supposedly will start back up after 6pm. All the nixed drinks mybhusband and other patrons asked for, they, "were out of the alcohol". I received a Rosé with claims it is a cabernet sauvignon. We are wine club members up in Napa and previously in Temecula, and have never seen a red blanc. Regardless, I am giving them 2 stars because it's not the staff's fault for the limited stock and only having 1 bartender and server during the prime hours.

Service wasn't amazing. The food was small portions. $17 for a sandwich that was smaller than a McDonald's cheeseburger. Before we got the meal, our server brought us the ticket and waited for the card. Would not leave us until we signed the receipt. Minus brining is drinks and food made in the back - not a lot was enjoyable. $17 mimosa... Disappointing is understand statement... $80 for two sandwiches and two drinks ..