Nature’s Kitchen

The quality of food here is not good. The vegetables never look fresh. The guacamole was brownish in color, and the overall appearance of the prep area lacks cleanliness. I have given this place two tries and both times were equally as bad. The second time, I was told I could get a piece of fruit with my sandwich and was told «I highly suggest going and washing that apple off before you eat it.» What a shame to have an «organic» place be run so poorly. It seems to come down to a poorly managed/​trained place.

I used to like this place because I thought they served «healthier» food options. That’s not the case at all, so don’t be fooled by the name. There are more choices at this food court now, so keep walking past this.
The service has always been sub par to ok. There has been a decline in quality of food.
The bananas and fruits are over ripe, the breakfast sandwiches lack substance as in no meat and a small sad scrambled egg. Today, I got a breakfast sandwich with turkey sausage and cheese on a croissant. The sandwich was so flat and didn’t even have cheese. It was gross. My husband’s breakfast «panini» was definitely not a panini. It didn’t even have toasted bread. It was scrambled eggs, ONE string of soggy bacon as he called it, on non toasted white bread.
That was a waste of $ 12 for 2 sandwiches. At least we could’ve gotten hashbrowns and a drink of we went for Mcdonalds. I will never eat here again, and I don’t recommend this place.

Went there for a salad prior to heading to my gate. There were 3 people behind the counter. I can’t say they were working, because only 1 person was. The other 2 were having a «discussion». They both saw me and neither could bother to acknowledge me. After nearly 7 minutes with the gentleman that was working still on the same customer, I asked why he was the only one working. He said «I don’t know» and continued on. I finally left without ever getting served.

I got a burnt black panini. No organization to the order/​pick up line. Staff were all clinically depressed or just incompetent. The person wrapping my clearly burnt sandwich got halfway through before she gave up. Literally, she lost all will to complete the very simple action, and shoved my half wrapped blackened panini into a bag and handed it to me with a glazed look in her eye. I expensed the meal, so it was basically free for me, but I would pay my own money to go back in time and just eat a McCrap sandwich instead. A pox on your house, nature’s kitchen! Nature’s kitchen? More like nature’s bathroom…

If you go in expecting airport food, you won’t be impressed, but you shouldn’t be too disappointed.
I’ve stopped by for lunch, and the pesto pasta salad is quite good. In the morning, my latte is passable. I wouldn’t recommend the bagel, but on the other hand, it was more reasonably priced than the quiche or other breakfast foods. The girls at the counter are friendly, but service is very slow. The signage isn’t clear as to where you line up to order what, so that definitely contributes to the confusion.
There’s better options to be had in this airport, but Nature’s Kitchen works in a pinch or if you don’t want to go to one of the sit-​down spots.

Yucky
The food looked like it had been sitting out untouched. It was dry on the edges and discolored. I got the Greek salad because it looked fresh. It wasn’t bad which is why I gave 2 stars instead of one. Service was horrible. The employees were slurring their words and barely coherent. There were no other customers there so it wasn’t like they were over worked. Despite the fact that I’m traveling with a laptop and huge purse no one offered a bag. That would have been too much work

I agree with gaby. it’s pure sugar. not healthy at all!!! get the egg mcmuffin at mcdonalds…

Another example of foul misrepresented airport food. What a shame. Better off at Mc Donalds opposite I hate to say.

They carry boars head, which I normally eat at home. The sandwich they made tasted stale or just off from the way it should have. I paid somewhere around 8 dollars for a sub par sandwich, I would avoid unless you are in a time crunch and need something to fill your stomach.

My sandwich was ok but it took them a ridiculously long time to make it and then for me to pay

For airport food — prices were about the range that I would expect (let’s face it — the airports gouge you for every penny). I was trying to find something healthier, and avoid the typical places because of my intake of food earlier in the day. I had the spinach quiche and a small side salad (cucumbers and dill). Neither one were very flavorful. It met the purpose (food, somewhat healthy), but after I ate I felt like I should have just had a coffee. I didn’t finish either one.

I don’t know what people are talking about with the great prices here. I got a cold piece of quiche, small spinach salad, banana, and drink for the low low price of $ 17. Maybe I’m a cheapo, but I think that’s a lot. They have quiches and salads in the case that you can choose from — I wish the prices were marked on the case, it was a little hard to see the menus up above and find what I was looking for.
The food was good, but to me, not worth the price (plus, the spinach salad was on the bottom shelf of the case, which must be super cold because the eggs in it were literally frozen). Service was not terrible, but not award-​winning (only after answering a question about the quiches and then letting me choose which one I wanted did the guy behind the counter tell me that it wouldn’t be heated, their microwave was broken. Thanks.), although the guy that checked me out (who may be the owner) was very nice.
It’s unfair to have this place right across from McDonalds so that you have to choose to empty your wallet or fill up your arteries. I’ll probably look for a better option down along one of the terminals next time.

Nature’s Kitchen has multiple locations in Pittsburgh International Airport. This location is at the Center Core location.
Ordered a turkey sandwich on wheat with swiss cheese, mayo, lettuce, tomatoes, and onions. Also picked up a couple of bottles of cold water here.
Sandwich hit the spot!
Until Unilocal corrects the address for this business listing — the correct address is:
Nature’s Kitchen
Pittsburgh International Airport, Central Core
1000 Airport Blvd
Coraopolis, PA 15 108

Very fresh ingredients and somewhat healthy options. The food doesn’t look or taste like a chain. Also, their mocha latte was excellent. Definitely will be back!

Wow, I’m really surprised that this place isn’t on Unilocal yet. I think this is a newer place at the PGH Intl Airport (they don’t have a website which I think is both sketch and endearing) and if I remember right, this is where Au Bön Pain used to be. They offer healthy alternatives to the greasy airport fare you normally find such as wraps, soups, salads, smoothies and drinks.
I stopped by here twice this wknd-​the first time was for lunch right after I arrived. Airport price wise, I was quite surprised with the prices-​this place is cheap! I got the wrap and salad combo and thought that it was a traditional salad with lettuce but turns out you can choose a salad of your choice. I went with the veggie wrap and pesto salad which was around $ 8 plus I got a bottle of water along with that. Both items were very tasty and they are not shy with their portions (check the pics) Good times! The only thing I wasn’t a fan of was the sun dried tomatoes. I am a fan of them but Nature’s Kitchen likes them a little too much and between the pesto salad and wrap, it was too much for me. Ok… and the staff there reminded me of the kids in Dangerous Minds but besides that, I was a fan of this place.