It was 30 minutes before boarding, so we needed something quick. We lined up, paid $36 for a cesear wrap, and chipotle chicken sandwich. The wrap is huge. The chipotle sandwich had tomatoes and avocado. It was fast, tasted pretty good, and it was filling. We got done eating just in time for us to board our plane.

Obliviously the airport is busy so food order were backed up 20min for hot food. The woman cashier and guy at the kiosk was friendly and made ordering and paying fast&easy. Chipotle chicken sandwich: 3.5/5 Blueberry muffin: 4/5 Out of all the restaurants/food options in this area I recommend this place for food. Service: good

Good grab and go, even at the counter, though weird pay set up. Paid $14.99 for a cold chicken wrap and $5.50 for large drip coffee, as expected for airport. For reference the hot (reheated) breakfast sandwiches here are $16.50, and reheated premade sandwiches are $17.50. Cold sandwiches at the Hudson nearby are $12. This morning cash orders are handled quickly by the counter server, while for credit you get a barcode receipt to pay at the self pay kiosks nearby. The line actually moves fast but I don't see it really saving any time and this interrupts the customer experience flow.

The food was good, as too, the service. Everyone was quick and friendly. I was looking for a place where there was no wait time. This place was the least busiest, I went right up to the counter to place my order. I wanted to order the Chicken Caesar Wrap, however, they were out of wraps so I decided on a Turkey BLT. The sandwich was very fresh and served hot. I wasn't sure how the sandwiches would be since they were displayed behind the glass counter. I was very impressed with the taste and the freshness. Since this was my first experience, I highly recommend this place. Everything was great!!

For quick airport food, Homeboy is a solid grab and go option. Now I caveat the speed is dependent on when you show up cause the line gets pretty long fast for breakfast but I didn't feel like they lagged much even with the crowd. I snagged the turkey sausage sandwich and it was solid. Nothing like a hot, cheesy sandwich at 7am to get you going for the day and it's easy to carry. I also got a latte that came out a little later than my sandwich but met expectations.

It's an ok option if you're waiting to board but get ready for airport prices. Average looking breakfast/lunch sandwiches are like 15 bucks. Scone/bakery item looks fine and the price are around 5 bucks, normal price. Coffee is pretty nice surprisingly. Normal price. Line to order can be long wait. Not sure why- their menu is pretty straightforward. You can order on the counter, but you'll still have to go to the self checkout machine to pay. The lady has to explain the payment process to every single customer. They have self check out for the cold deli items for a quick grab n go, so you won't have to wait in line. 15 bucks for sad looking cold sandwich, no thx, but it will save you time.