Burger King

Ok, so you know this is Burger King here, not a high quality all natural grass fed burger joint, but for a quick airport bite, it’s a solid choice. The line was short, and our server, all sass, Yen, was a delight!

The price of water here is outrageous. Don’t do what I did which was try to save time by making one stop.

I’ve been to the Burger King in the Northern Satellite concourse twice. I don’t have any qualms or praises regarding the service, but I do have an opinion on the food.
The first time I ate here, the Whopper was average (at best), which is acceptable for airport fast food. Today’s experience was not so great. The chicken strips were horrible — they were ice cold (word to Andre 3K) and the portion was significantly smaller than normal, as if they came from the kid’s menu. Needless to say, I’m still hungry and feel that the $ 8 I spent on this «meal» was the worst economic decision since I longed Apple stock last year.
In the final analysis, I’m not eating here the next time I’m in the Northern Satellite.

You can totally get a whopper in the crappy terminal at seatac. It tastes like any other whopper you’ve had before except you’re in an airport and can people watch the best people.

SeaTac is a difficult airport to get something good that isn’t hot or expensive to take on the plane. It’s even worse when you’re in the North Satellite area. I happened on the cooler next to the counter at the Burger King… and found a salad that turned out to be delicious, healthy, and even cheap… best deal in the airport ($ 5.39 plus tax) and it was ready to go! Try the Apple Cranberry Chicken Salad… you won’t regret it! It had nice pieces of chicken, big chunks of apple, dried cranberries, blue cheese and mixed greens… healthy and delicious, and they let me choose my own dressing. I put a low-​fat balsamic on it and it was delicious. Also, having a salad meant I didn’t end up with my hands on the food on the plane… no mess!