Classified - Newark

Most of the dishes are inspired by seasonal menus, and it's hard to put a price on the tranquility you'll find at such a busy airport as Newark. The atmosphere is reminiscent of the Polaris Lounge, providing a dining experience that far surpasses what you typically find in regular airport lounges. If you're trying to choose between a day pass to the lounge and dining here, the decision is a no-brainer. The service was friendly and efficient, and the use of iPads for quick, prepaid checkouts made the process smooth, although they do take up some space on the table. The food arrived incredibly quickly, which is a huge plus when you're trying to catch a flight. Overall, a fantastic dining option at the airport!

A fun experience in the style of speaking in the ewr. probably 4 stars eating objectiv, but given the context of a post-security dining option, a five star experience overall. service is fantastic with super friendly staff, complementary amuse bouche (split erbsensuppe in our case,) and some drinks composed as part of a promo with united. still managed by otg with iPad order, but a step in service and menu options. menu is similar season with which small divides a kitchen, steaks and seafood and fantastic sides. a little expensive but definitiv worth visiting if they have an hour or so before their flight. large cocktails with some chic “service” options – served in a carafe with accented and over ice. amazing ambiente for an airport — clean, shiny and new, quiet, not crowded, with mood lighting and music. you could almost forget that you are at the airport if not for the rather big Tarmac views.

I had a great experience dining in a comfortable environment where I could enjoy a good meal while working. The food was impressive; the steak was pricier than Texas Roadhouse but more affordable than Morton's. The wine selection was excellent, too. The internet connection was reliable, and the bathroom was clean. However, I did feel a bit cramped at my table since I needed space to work on my laptop while enjoying my steak. Overall, it was a pleasant dining experience.

This is quite the experience. You must be invited as a United guest. Once you are, you make reservations. The place was nearly empty the aost the entire time I was there, so many people don't seem to be making reservations. You head to Saison (another restaurant that isn't secret), then they will lead you to a secret passageway. The place is crazy expensive, but they do have some reasonably priced options. The service os good. They do have the ipads on the table, but that must be an airport requirement. The food was quite good. They have 2 very nice restrooms.

4.5 stars. Really cool experience and good food. You feel like a VIP dining here. I got the lobster roll with mixed green which was delicious but slightly on the smaller side. Would dine here again and try a burger, they look tasty!