PGA Tour Grill

Traveling early morning flight. I sat at the bar and was instantly greeted by server. I ordered a mimosa while I reviewed the menu. I ordered the blt breakfast sandwich it was perfect! Great idea people sitting at the bar as well for some good conversation while I enjoyed my meal.

Since my flight was delayed, then cancelled, then rebooked for an evening flight, might as well try to eat dinner since I'd be at my destination too late to eat and too tired to do anything else. I sat down at a table since you can sit anywhere and order from the table using the QR code. The server was really nice and efficient. She got my drinks started before I added them in the app. I got 2 of the Strawberry Mango Margaritas as they were really good but the entree was kind of a miss. I ordered the Greek Salad with added Grilled Chicken. The salad was fine but the chicken was terrible. It tasted either freezer-burned or something else. Hungry, I pushed it all over to the side and ate most of the salad.If I come through here again it will just be for drinks.

Diandra was an awesome server. We had the BLT and egg sandwich for breakfast. It was outstanding. My wife just had basic scrambled eggs and sausage with sourdough. Sourdough is outstanding.The best part about breakfast is the sourdough bread !Bloody Mary's are excellent order a , order a double it is worth it!

We stopped here inside the airport before our flight. Decent drinks and food and good service. We ordered a blackened mahi sandwich and blackened mahi on a Greek salad. We were pleasantly surprised that both were delicious. Servings were also very large which was great since our flight was late. It's a little cramped in there, especially with bags, but our server kept our drinks flowing which eased the pain. Would definitely stop here again.

I understand airport restaurants have a captive audience and unreasonable prices are to be expected. The food doesn't have to suck though. The fries were mediocre and a small portion, but the Margherita flatbread was awful. There are school cafeterias serving better pizza. It also cost over $16, to add insult to injury.

Believe it or not, we had a decent lunch at this place on a Tuesday. Service was on point, my quesadilla came with my request to add jalapeños at no charge & when I ordered my 9 oz wine, it was a larger pour than 9 oz! The price of the glass of wine was astronomical but again, you are at an airport. My husband enjoyed his greek salad with chicken. All in all, a good experience compared to other reviewers.

We didn't know what to expect from this airport spot. There weren't a lot of choice for gabbing a bite before our flight.We had also read some tough reviews. I gotta say this Greek Salad was pretty darn good. Fresh veggies and TONs of goodies. Olives,red onion, roasted red peppers plenty of feta. Very generous portion as well. My wife got the chicken quessadilla and enjoyed it very much. Super large wine pour didn't hurt.I'd give it a 4 for this type of airport place.

We were flying out of terminal C on a Thursday at midday and decided to give this spot a try. They have QR codes on the tables to scan and order your own items. It was quick and efficient. I opted for the Greek salad with grilled chicken added. It was a nice looking salad with lettuce, cucumbers, olives, onions and roasted red peppers. The chicken was also very tasty. My husband had the burger and fries. He said his lunch was also very good. Service from Ginny was excellent, with great energy. We would definitely return on our next trip out of this terminal.

This was inside the Jax airport. I got at the airport so early, I figured I better eat something. So I got the burger and fries! No drink, because I hate using the bathroom on an airplane. The burger, was a burger, no ummms our awwwwws about it. The fries were fries, same as the burger. $17.00 for burger and fries at the airport, isn't bad. Customer service was good, you were supposed to be able to scan the QR code to get the menu, but I guess they have to do something to get it to work. That was my only issue, the waitress would come and check on me from time to time.

I stopped here after a cancelled JetBlue flight left me in need of lunch. PGA Tour Grill has your typical bar and grill items but what immediately stood out to me on their menu were the Clubhouse Chips. I ordered these house made kettle chips covered in blue cheese fondue, crumbled bacon, diced tomatoes and green onions, and a healthy pour of hot sauce over the top (tasted like just regular old Frank's). First of all, the portion was quite large for the price, which was also reasonable, considering it is airport food. The kettle chips were perfectly hot and crispy, the blue cheese was tangy, and the diced tomatoes on top gave it a fresh feel. I would definitely order it again. Just a warning, PGA Tour Grill does not take meal vouchers from airlines (although they should, as the voucher says any airport location that serves food), so make sure to ask before you order. Overall I was pleasantly surprised.