Worldbean — Restaurant in New York

The “barista” while too concerned with an argument he was having via text message on his cell phone had me and my mother stand there for 15 minutes thinking he was making us fresh coffee but after noticing 5 different people take their orders and leave (watch your cameras) we asked where our coffees were and this guy questioned whether or not we even got coffees??? Made me pick out the receipts out of the trash mat the counter and show him. Then he proceeds to only give us one cup of coffee with a terrible attitude when we ordered two and put his fingers on the rim to piss us off. If this kid doesn’t get fired I’ll make sure of i continue to reach out to corporate until he does. His name was Corona Bryan. He also flipped his name tag when I just went in to ask for his name....

I was so impressed by the pastries I picked up here before a flight. I got banana bread, a cinnamon roll, and a cheddar scone. The banana bread was simply delightful; it used real banana and the bread was moist. It was flavorful and tasty, and I really enjoyed it. The cinnamon roll was made from croissant-type material which I wasn't expecting, but it was flavorful too and light. It was a tad too sweet though. The cheddar scone was firm but not dry, and the cheese flavor was very present though a bit salty. All this (I got two slices of banana bread and one each for the others) came out to be around $13 which is definitely expensive, but it's also airport food so...

Tried it out at 4:45am because when it’s that early you’ve gotta have some coffee, right?

The lines were super confusing - no direction on where to go/order/pay. Went to a separate counter and ordered a chai - was asked to go to a separate, longer line to pay then come back. the woman at that register was so incredibly rude. No greeting, and was raising her voice for me to get my receipt. Very unpleasant experience and not a great way to be treated when you’re half awake.

Advised to try a different World Bean, if desperate. Be prepared to pay $4+ for a drip coffee but that is the airport norm (I think).

Enjoy your fine...