Juan Valdez Cafe

Coffee was decent but not good, I got a tuna wrap and it was horrible. Even for airport very bad.

I love that they allow me to put my own cream cheese on my already cut bagel, allows me to put my own amount. Fast, cheap, convenient… Great qualities for an airport café. Their iced coffee was great, but they should advertise that it is sold there.

Thank you Juan Valdez for making my airport experience a better one. i love Juan Valdez and like every other Colombian, i like to boast about our coffee and empanadas. Nothing makes me happier than getting Juan Valdez before my travels. It is a bit pricey though. I recommend the blackberry smoothie and beefy empanadas!

I didn’t like my iced chai latte… too sweet.
My companion got a chocolate chip muffin… he said it was stale.
The staff… meh.
I hear the coffee is good here… but I don’t drink coffee.
If you’re looking for a decent iced chai, head over to Crumbs (also located in terminal c) and try their Chai Chiller.

I passed by and got myself one of those stuffily priced bottle water and a cup of of small coffee. Their coffee is okay — a bit at the diluted side. Their water is about the same price as other vendors. I should have walked to the Starbucks next the the United lounge for a more satisfying cup of stimulant.

The iced cinnamon vanilla latte was delicious! I also appreciated they had a few tables– not always a common find in an airport.

I really love Colombian Coffee, I do, I do, I DOOooOOO!
They got it right. It was done just the way Colombian coffee should be. My hubby got his latte with Arequipe syrup (read: Caramel) and I was actually surprised to find that it tasted like Colombian Arequipe and not American Caramel. I do not take my coffee with flavors so mine was a plain Soy Latte.
Service was good, but I must say that it wasn’t busy so I cannot tell you what it is like on busy time.

Good coffee — nice change of pace for airport coffee. Plus, I like saying I had coffee at Juan Valdez’s place!
It’s worth checking out.

The coffee’s OK, but beware of the stale pastry (and less-​than-​enthusiastic service).

Not too much to say. it was a good cup of coffee and a nice break from the routine Starbucks and Dunkin. I’ve never seen this café outside of Newark Airport (at least not in the midwest). I do like the whole Juan Valdez motif, reminds me of the commercials for the coffee I used to see as a kid.

fast and friendly service, considering it was an airport location.
i had a café con leche — coffee was very mild, so the milk watered it down quite a bit. stick to the regular coffee.

Ok Coffee at an airport… Staff has to be on their toes when crowded as everyone seems to be in a hurry with good reason.
Coffee must be hot and not burned. Baristas please just get it right.
Tried this place because Starbucks was packed.
From my expierence in the Newark Airport all I can say is they done good… just like the guy in front of me in line me told the lovely young lady behind the counter, «Ya done good honey, Ya done good!»
Juan Valdez does a good job at this location… even without his donkey that was seen with him in all his commercials.
Didn’t get a chance to try any of the breads or pasteries but judging by the fact that many selections were gone they must be ok, I’ll have to come back and report.
I’m in this airport quite a bit so I’ll add to the sample size soon.

Bright, clean, newer shop in the domestic Terminal C gates. The coffee isn’t bad, and the service is quite warm, fast, efficient, and friendly. Each time I’ve stopped by, it’s been mercifully uncrowded. No uncouth Joizey Shoah folk polluting your personal space.
I’m not saying that this is the highest-​quality, most gourmet, or fairest-​sourced coffee out there, but I’ll be generous with 4 stars in that it’s quite a decent outlet for what’s otherwise a complete hellhole of an airport.

(3.5) ~ Overall Food & Service
MY MENU:
* Cardamon Coffee = (4) very good
* Original Coffee = (3) ok… tasted like Robusta vs. Arabica

Real Colombian drinks on the menu! I lived in Colombia and can confirm.
Unfortunately, they didn’t have panela when I tried to order the agua de panela drink (essentially hot water with unprocessed cane sugar). So I bought some chips and a black & white cooking instead — not Colombian at all.
There were also Colombian breakfast food items like bunuelos and arepas de chocolo… but it wasn’t advertised terribly well, leaving customers to notice them in the glass case on the side — far away from the cashier.
They didn’t really have the Colombian coffee snacks that the Juan Valdez shops in Colombia have, but what can you do?