Beaudevin Chicago, IL 60666

"Beaudevin is a lifesaver. I was a shell of a person, drained from travel and life in general, and I came across Beaudevin at the San Diego Airport. I was able to get a nice, big glass of Malbec and a crudité plate with hummus. Honestly, this place provided me with the only vegetables I had eaten in a couple of days. With my vegetables and wine, I felt ready to get on my delayed flight."

"This is an absolute terrible place! I’m aware that airport prices are a bit steep but here they make sure you get robed on top of a super rude treatment. While I was being robbed for a beer and a salad, my child was sitting at the public piano playing it gently, and suddenly one of the socially challenged bartenders, not hindered by any form of intellect, walked up and pushed him away and slammed the key-lid in front of his face while literally screaming that it was not a toy. Yes, it’s an airport bar but a little bit of decency and respect towards your customers would be nice after paying $35 dollars for a beer and a salad. For that money you would expect that the owner should be able to effort a bartender that isn’t retarded…."

"Avoid the food. Look at the picture of this "fresh" arugula. Pretty sure it was past expiration (printed date was smudged) or very close to it. While this is an airport food establishment, and priced like an upscale restaurant, they need to do better in quality control. Will look for their last health inspection date. If the inspector saw this sandwich, I doubt it would pass."

"Meh, it's airport food what do you expect. They only had this available to eat when i was there an egg salad with limp cold bacon on a cold croissant (With some wimpy arugula underneath ....and wimpy grapes). Other than that the bloody mary was delicious! Stop for the drinks before your flight, not for the food."

"The classical piano lured me in ... Cesar kept me there with his friendly smile and calm under pressure demeanor. He is so patient and knowledgeable. A great place for some cheese, meats, salad and of course wine. He also has liqour and beer if that is your forte. Slainte!"