Reviews describe UBar Resto Bar as a solid airport dining option where the food is generally decent for travel and the service is widely praised for friendliness and efficiency; prices are high as expected in an airport, and while some dishes like burgers, pizzas, and poutines are well received, others feel overpriced or only average, leading to mixed views on value. The atmosphere is lively with Latin music and a casual, welcoming vibe, and staff are typically attentive and mindful of boarding times, though a few experiences note slow service or timing issues. Overall, it’s a convenient, reliable place to grab a meal or a drink before a flight with strong repeat appeal for some travelers despite occasional concerns about value.
Was here for breakfast. Server was rude, coffee was watered down, food was overpriced for the quality. Better deal: go to Java U, buy a sandwich & sit at the gate.
May 24, 2026
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This is a great place for breakfast if you're waiting for your flight. It's on the pricey side, but that's expected at an airport. Just be warned that coffee is an extra $4-$5 per cup. Otherwise, it's a great spot to eat past security in the International concourse.
First & last time dining here..
Me & my boyfriend decided to dine here as we had a long layover for our connecting flight. The service was ok. We each ordered a burger & drinks. As we were informed, it is restaurant policy to cook all burgers well done. Honestly, the meat was a bit dry but nothing to complain about.
After our meal, i asked for the check & paid by credit card. I did not opt to add a tip at that time. The waiter saw & immediately cancelled my transaction. He then explained that if i didn't add a tip, him & team wouldn't make much money as they rely on tips. I replied that tips aren't obligatory in most countries. He added that because i was from a certain country, I should be expected to add tips. My bf who is French asked what was the normal percentage & we selected that for the tip. I of course verified that he cancelled the previous transaction as he just crumpled the receipt.
Overall, i felt forced. The waiter could've handled the situation differently. If i was there alone, i wouldn't have changed my amount. The staff should be making a liveable wage. Our waiter could have also asked for a tip with a smile..
