Green Leafs & Bananas

I ordered a sandwich and a smoothie. I realized I meant to order fruit and ice and told the girl serving me I’m sorry I actually wanted a fruit and ice not a smoothie. She looks at me like the world ends and when I turn away to go pay I see her shaking her head like «what’s wrong with that person». I ignore it until literally 30 seconds later another person orders a regular smoothie and the same girl from 10 feet away loudly yells «yes thank you!». That was my breaking point and I walked away. If you’re going to be rude to me, you’re getting no business sorry but not sorry the place across from you was way better anyways.

I’ve purchased from Green Leafs twice now while waiting for flights. The first time I bought a smoothie and the second time some nonfat frozen yogurt. Both were great!
The smoothie tasted good but not fantastic. I forgot what kind I got, but they have a super extensive menu and you can even customize a bit (kinds of milk, yogurt as base instead of milk, etc.) Tons of fruity options as well as chocolatey rich options.
The froyo was awesome too. I got a nonfat swirl with chocolate and vanilla, and topped it with peanut butter and Reese’s pieces. It was expensive — almost $ 5.50 for the cup. But it tasted great and I knew I had to pay a premium for airport food. She put the peanut butter at the bottom of the cup, which I was wary of at first but then fell in love with by the end of my treat.

I stopped in as I tracked every week. The eggs and sausage were as expected, warm, not hot, and tasted like they had been there for ½hr. No great surprises as they have them in the window, so you know what you are signing up for.
Incredulous that clerk now keep coin change and don’t provide it unless asked. While not concerned over $ 0.39, just curious whether trained to nickel and dime the customer, or not trained and consciously ripping off the customer. Either way, I won’t be back.

The sandwich taste was fine. It was about ²⁄₃ the size of the other sandwiches on display in the cooler. The service was terrible! I stood there more than 60 seconds while the clerk stocked cookies while facing me and not once said, I will be with you or even make eye contact. Finally when she was ready to take the order she stood and looked at me and then said «do you want to order something?» She had real who gives «a» demeanor. I was kinda surprised there was not more training before putting her on the front line. No time to ask for a manager, had to catch a flight.

Good food, horrible service. Not friendly, they don’t talk any more than to ask your order and tell you how much they owe.

Your choice of lettuce (I got spring mix), four toppings, and a dressing for $ 7.79. Salad portions were large and everything was hand tossed after I picked it. Not bad at all for an airport café (at least as far as price and health rating go!)

Fast. Decent choice of food. Good coffee. Organic ingredients. Had a naan vegetarian wrap. Was better than I expected for airport food! Sandy the cashier was a lovely surprise. She has a great attitude and serves the customers very well.

Great food. Very most and delicious. Slow service thu. But am amazing all over experience

Stopped in here this morning because it was the only healthy option in the terminal. Pleasantly surprised by the menu selection. I was in the mood for a smoothie of the fill-​me-​up variety, not just fruit juice. Chose the muscle builder one in a size small and it hit the spot. Good of you like peanut butter with your fruit. Nice and freshly made to order. It was about $ 6 so I don’t feel it was over priced for what I got in relation to where I was.
The service is what is somewhat lacking here. I understand not liking your job but I don’t want to be afraid you might not care enough to make my food correctly. The register clerk was cheerful and made up for it.
I’d go here again if in the terminal.

Worst smoothie EVER! It’s hard to mess up a smoothie… but it was so thick… and as soon as I started drinking it my stomach started hurting!!! what the Heck! I’ve passed by this place a thousand times and I’m so sorry I stopped!

Smoothie was so sweet I couldn’t finish it. Good waste of $ 6. If you’re looking for a light/​healthy snack find something else.

This is a mediocre restaurant café. They have a selection of salads, paninis, etc, which are overpriced and slightly above-​average tasting at best.
I got the Chicken Mozzarella panini (I think), and it was okay. It was like $ 8 though, which is ridiculous, considering it is literally bread, chicken, cheese and tomatoes put together. I also asked for a glass of water, and the lady told me they only had bottled water, which is ridiculous — they have a sink and I only wanted tap water. I bought an iced tea instead, which was mediocre, and of course, overpriced.
I think Chickie’s & Pete’s, Auntie Anne’s, and Jamba Juice are better options than this place at the airport. Wasn’t a huge fan at all!

Breakfast was good. They were open super early which was nice (430am). So much better then the other choices around the terminal especially the Jet Rock café. That place is the worst place in the airport.

Oh, come on, guys! For airport food, this place is the healthiest you can get in Philly!
Personally, I love these guys. I mean, come on – they’ve got fresh green juice with ginger for me! They juice it right in front of me, and let me pick the exact contents I want.
Along with that, they’ve got ORGANIC greens for salad, and the salads are good– I use avocado instead of dressing and I’m perfectly content with that.
Bottom line is that I can get all the green-​joy I want in this place, and they deserve a good review!
Lastly, the managers are really nice here. Yes, sometimes you get a sourpuss worker, but you get that anywhere. Who wants to work in a «fast food» joint in an airport? Cut ‘em some slack, and enjoy your healthy meal! :p I paid $ 14.02 for my meal, and that’s an airport bargain for ‘ya.

Small wraps, not very tasty, and the breakfast food under the heat lamp looked suspicious. The cashier was indifferent towards me, but she was friendly with other customers with her same/​similar skin color :-/

Possibly the worst food I’ve ever eaten in my life. Totally deserves negative 1 stars.
I decided on this place because it looked like the healthiest option in the terminal. I ordered a grilled chicken & avocado panini, a blueberry muffin & a water, and the water was the only thing I could stomach.
I waited quite a while for my food & then had to rush to my gate, so it was only after I settled into my seat that I started to smell the food. It didn’t exactly smell like food at all. I’ve never really smelled that odor before. I think it might be what yoga mats smell like when they’re on fire. Anyway, I had to check that the odor was coming from the food bag, because it seemed so toxic. Yes, it was the food.
But the thing is, I was hungry & I’d just spent $ 15 on all of this & was hunkering down for a transcontinental flight. I decided to take a look: gray avocado, chicken covered by a layer of clear slime, one piece of limp iceberg lettuce on a roll. I cleared off the avocado & tried a tiny bite. I’ve never tasted, or perhaps untasted chicken like that before. It had no flavor, and practically no texture, and was definitely coated in un-​identifiable slime… Not to mention the bread was now soggy with said slime and the chemical smell.
I quickly wrapped the sandwich back up & called the flight attendant to take it away. The smell was starting to make me sick & I couldn’t wait for her to come by later in the flight with the trash bag.
I wasn’t too upset, because I still had a giant blueberry muffin, and how can you go wrong with a muffin? By making it tasteless! I suppose it’s remarkable how they managed to get nearly no discernible taste into a baked good like that. Only the «blueberries» tasted vaguely sweet, but certainly not tart or any taste that someone blindfolded might determine as blueberry. Considering the large mass of carbs & gluten in my hand that tasted like spongy air, I wrapped the muffin up & put it aside too.
20 minutes later I had an Alaska Airlines Reuben sandwich in my hands. $ 6 and vastly superior. Tasty! No hint of chemical toxicity! Texture!
I will never, ever go to this place again. They make airline food seem like Morimoto.

A healthier airport option, but disappointing service. The salad ingredients have decent quality, but they come drenched in dressing unless you order it on the side. The lady asked me to tell her «when,» and promptly drenched the salad with a high-​flow canister of dressing. I immediately told her to stop, but it was too late.
Oh, and when I paid for the salad they wouldn’t give me a free cup of water. Ridiculous.

Decent salad for airport food. One of the healthier options for sure! I’d stop again if I was in terminal D.

Whilst chillin in PHL, I Unilocaled myself to this place. I was aimin for Le petit bistro, but couldn’t find it (I’m not good w being smart). So to the salad store I went. Had the Asian salad and enjoyed it. Dressing on the side worked as the chicken and other stuff had enough crap on it that it still tasted good. I was happy w the salad and the greens will be good for my poop. Yay!

Overall it was one of the better places I saw in the airport, but it wasn’t amazing. The salad greens were all fresh, the employees were all pretty friendly, and the prices seemed fair for an airport. My salad with organic greens cost $ 8.50 I think.
My complaint is that they vegetable toppings I received were super skimpy, but my salad was overwhelmed with the blue cheese I wanted. I mean, I love blue cheese and all, but isn’t the cheese more expensive than some veggies (usually)? If so, why overload me with cheese when I want a salad.
I would go back though if I were in the airport in that terminal.