Serves meat, vegan options available. Counter-serve chain featuring globally-inspired customizable burritos, plus salads & smoothies. Vegan-friendly toppings include tofu, white or brown rice, corn, black beans, Asian cabbage, cucumber, pico de gallo and hummus. Smoothies that are not made with yogurt or ice cream can be made vegan upon request. Open Mon-Sun 5:00am-8:00pm.
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Philadelphia International Airport, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, 19153
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Added by DianeH on 25 Jul 2019
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17 Reviews
First Review by DianeH
devonwithano
Points +5598
Terminal D - Edit
The quality of the ingredients that went into my burrito were not top notch. My sweet potatoes were undercooked and too heavily spiced, and it was more of a farro burrito. Granted it is airport food, so sticking with four stars.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2021-10-15
Pros: Vegan choices, Filling, Easy to find
Cons: Low quality food
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nlevine94
Points +859
Loads of WFPB vegan options - Edit
Looks like the best spot in Philly airport. Allergen menu online shows tons of vegan options, including but not limited to the tofu, cilantro lime rice, farro, quinoa, black beans, chick peas (not the curried ones), all salsa. Under the grains (pre-made menu) bangkok and harvest are vegan, and under the greens (pre-made menu) spicy thai is vegan. And the berry blend smoothie is vegan.
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AmeliaEstry
Points +354
Works in pinch - Edit
The Philadelphia airport is abysmal when it comes to vegan food but you can technically eat here. Nothing is labeled. If you order straight from the menu you might need to modify. You can also build you own - they do offer tofu. Taste was decent, price was high.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2023-10-19
Pros: One of the only vegan options, Can build your own, You won't starve in the airport
Cons: Expensive for what you get , Tables were very dirty, No labels
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Kaylalynnryan
Points +40
Fresh and healthy! - Edit
I did the Mediterranean bowl with no cheese. Yummmm. I might go back and get a smoothie!
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CHIPer
Points +46
Great for Gluten Free Vegans! - Edit
We loved the variety of ethnic food choices available. I had the Bangkok wrap with tofu and strawberry banana smoothie. My gluten free husband had the Bangkok bowl and the mixed berry smoothie. A variety of salads are available, and they offer customizable options, as well. They had quinoa and farro options in addition to white and brown rice. As with any airport food, it was pricey, but my wrap was so filling I only ate half, and saved the rest for the next meal.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2023-07-20
Pros: Very fresh veggies., Indian, Thai, Mexican and more, all in one place., Lots of gluten free options.
Cons: High price.
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SydneyHeflin
Points +24
Fast and yummy! - Edit
I got the health nut smoothie, and my husband did a build your own wrap for breakfast. Both were quite filling and delicious! A great change from all the heavier vegan options.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2023-06-26
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ginahimes
Points +38
Vegan Options at the Airport - Edit
It was great to have a fresh vegan option at the airport. Like all airport food, overpriced, but I have a healthy appetite and I took 1/2 on the plane for dinner!
Read morePros: Many vegan options, You can build your own bowl/salad
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Annalese
Points +59
Quick Vegan bowls - Edit
I got a Bangkok bowl with tofu and a health nut smoothie. Both were extremely rich flavorful and filling for one human. The line was also extremely short and they were quick so that was a plus.
Read moreSmoothies clearly labeled with ingredients so it is easy to know which ones are and are not vegan. The only con in my opinion is that bowl ingredients are not labeled I checked their website for allergen info. For example: curried chickpeas have dairy and sauces are not clearly labeled with ingredients. Would definitely stop again just better labeling would be convenient!
Updated from previous review on 2022-12-14
Pros: Multiple options/bowl combos, Quick stop
Cons: Not labeled clearly
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krystle.w
Points +41
Good airport food - Edit
I got the Bangkok bowl with tofu and it was delicious! So nice to have some healthy options in the airport, this is legit one of the best meals I had during my trip.
Read morePros: Lots of vegan options, Fresh food , Convenient
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xlycia
Points +218
Vegan airport option - Edit
Super convenient vegan bowls - premade options on build your own. Menu is not labeled, but their website has a full list of ingredients that are vegan which makes it easy to choose ingredients. We were able to get regular bowls at “breakfast” time. Only critique is that their are huge portions of rice in the bowls, I think I’d ask for 1/2 order of rice next time or pick a different base.
Read morePros: Vegan options , Convenient location
Cons: Menu not labeled, have to look on website
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KatieR_DFW
Points +155
Amazing Vegan options at PHL - Edit
Love the build your own bowl option!! Get Guac & Hummus together for a totally delicious combo you won’t soon forget!!
Read morePros: Healthy, flavorful & fresh , Perfect when you’re at PHL Airport
Cons: Pricey but mostly all airport food is.
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JezzzHoney
Points +134
Great place for vegan food - Edit
Definitely the place to go on the airport considering the ingredients they offer when making your own bowl like chickpeas, black beans, tofu, hummus and more. Just because it’s a massive airport i would like to add that they are located at terminal D, not in the aisle towards the gates but right behind security.
Read morePros: Great nutritious ingredients , Choose your own, Not expensive
Cons: Unhappy staff
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CaitlinLovesLife
Points +1643
Decent Vegan ingredients! - Edit
I created my own “burrito bowl” and really enjoyed being able to combine humans and guac!
Read morePros: Delicious , Affordable , Healthy
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GeriLynnPeak
Points +20
Not so super green smoothie - Edit
I had the super green smoothie which was unfortunately too sweet (agave, I think) and featured unsweetened (thank goodness) vanilla flavored almond milk that doesn't really pair well with the kale and other greens. it's like they were trying to hide the taste of the greens rather than to enhance them. That's unfortunate, because products for the bowls and burritos looked write fresh. And the smoothie used real products, not just a concentrate. I would come again and try the berry or even the protein but flavor, but us ask them to cut back on sweeteners.
Read morePros: Food liked fresh
Cons: Don't hide the greens, but enhance them
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ZachKarl
Points +70
Great food, regardless of being in an airport. - Edit
They have lots of vegan options and a menu online that labels which ingredients are vegan, which are the majority. Currito is located at the beginning of Terminal D and is worth a stop.
Read morePros: Lots of vegan options, Nutrition facts with vegan tags available online, Relatively quick
Cons: Vegan options aren't presented on the menu boards
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Herbiv4
Points +1795
Surprised - Edit
I didn’t know there was another spot in this airport where it is clear that a vegan could get a delicious and fulfilling meal. Build your own bowl - they have tofu/chickpeas/black beans/lentils and so much more. Delicious!
Read morePros: Plenty of veg*n options
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DianeH
Points +1025
Great airport option - Edit
I was excited to find this place. If they had it on the west coast, I’d be a regular customer! This is a build-your-own bowls, burritos, salads, and smoothies. I had a bowl filled with rice, curried chickpeas, tofu, farro, lentils, cabbage, corn, and cucumber. There were several other options too. It was tasty, filling, and inexpensive!
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