*T4* is operating with limited retail shops and restaurant options.
Terminal Map
Need help getting to what you need? Explore the map to see what’s available on each level of Terminal 4.
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Treat Yourself
From travel essentials to fine chocolates, we strive to take the stress out of travel. You’ll also find electronics, gifts, books, and more at our boutique shops and convenience stores.
Where should I eat if…
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I need food to go
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I have an hour
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I have more than an hour
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Shop, Dine, & Relax
Looking for food to go? A taste of NYC shopping? Whether you have a quick connection or a long layover, we’ll take care of you.
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Food & Dining Hours
Hours are subject to change based on flight activity.
Urban Crave—11am to 7pm, B Concourse
Pizza Vino—11am to 8pm, B Concours
McDonald's—6am to 12am, Retail Lounge
Buffalo Wild Wings—11am to 8pm, B Concourse
Camden Foods—6am to 8pm, Retail Lounge
Mi Casa—6am to 8pm, B Concourse
Dunkin Donuts—5am to 9pm, Arrivals
Dunkin Donuts—5am to 2:30pm, B32
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For Your Convenience
Missing a forgotten item? No worries—you’re sure to find a replacement in one of our shops, like Hudson News. We try to think of everything so you don’t have to.
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Sweet Tooth Attack!
Feed your need for chocolate at Chocolate & More, open from 6 am to 6 pm. We’ve got your sugar fix. Sweet!
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Wow, Am I Hungry!
Indulge in traditional or boneless wings at Buffalo Wild Wings!
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Make Yourself at Home
We offer four chapels, a nursing room, a designated pet relief area, and more. See the directory for a complete list of our services and amenities.
How far from security is…
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10 minutes
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For Your Pup
When you’re traveling with your best friends, we do our best to make them welcome. We provide a pet relief area where you can go so they can take care of their needs before boarding.
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Prayer and Reflection
T4's Interfaith Chapel is located on the Departures level before security, so you can spend time there with loved ones who are not traveling before you proceed to your flight.
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The Big Apple
The phrase dates to the 1800s, when it meant “the most significant of its kind; an object of desire.” In the 1920s, Jazz musicians adopted the name, and by 1928, the name debuted in The New York Times.
T4 Tip
Arriving on a late-night flight? No worries. T4 is the terminal that never sleeps in the city that never sleeps. We’re open 24/7 to welcome you whenever you arrive.