Amy's Drive Thru

This food was terrible & such a waste of money. We purchased 2 orders of the chicken strips and fry box. It only comes with 4 very small chicken tenders & the chicken was TERRIBLE. It had this weird chewy texture & didn’t taste right. The inside looked gray & whatever they fry it with has a weird flavor. Even the sauces had a terrible aftertaste. It was $37 & we just had to throw it away.

It is highly unusual you will need a vegetarian’s review of a burger. Here it comes. Considering all the options for a hot meal in this side of the terminal, this scores above all. A good looking veggie topped pizza or this double patty burger. Burger was crispy and had lots of of veggie crunch. It appeared small but was filling as it helped as my flight took off two hours later for a 17 hour flight. Ordering was easy and came fairly quick. Expensive for a burger but the better option. Comes with the usual condiments in a bottle, put it back after use. Some employees insurance was added in my bill, saw it later though. If it’s not crowded, love the immediate table in front of the food pickup place.

Meets expectations of an airport restaurant at. ordering was quick when we got there but got super busy after. Lots of space to sit and eat, but the tables seems dirty. Good arrived fast. Flavor was a bit lacking but tasted ok. overall, a decent option

So grateful to have stumbled upon this place. I’m not sure why there are so many negative reviews. I got the chick’n tenders and a dairy free milkshake - 2 things I haven’t had in ages. They were absolutely delicious. I can’t wait to travel here again so I can order from Amy’s again!

Been a routine customer every time I swing through SFO. Excited to see mainstream veggie food in an unexpected place. Try the ginger cookies and the “chicken” tenders with special sauce. Seating is a bit tough to come by and you’ll have to wait at prime meal times.

I had the Amy's vegan burger and fries, and it was a great experience! The burger was flavorful and satisfying, with a nice texture and fresh toppings. The fries were crispy and well-seasoned—definitely hit the spot. A solid choice for a tasty vegan meal!

I fly through SFO about once a quarter and I am working my way through eateries in Terminal 1. Tried Amy's because I wanted something filling, but not too heavy. The burger is not a meat replacement, but a true veggie burger. It was decent, but not great. Where I am enormously disappointed is the parfried french fries. They were pale, soggy luke warm and filled with hate. If this is the only choice for vegan/vegetarians in this airport, in California no less, we're all screwed.

How rare it is to have a mostly vegan spot in an airport. I’ll appreciate that thought every time I go to Amy’s SFO. Yes, Amy's is expensive and overpriced, as the reviews state, but still worth it.

Always nice to find some veg*n options in an airport, and I'm glad SFO has Amy's. Husband and I grabbed lunch before our flight, and we were both satisfied with our food. I got the crispy "chicken" sandwich with fries and my husband got the broccoli mac & cheese (with cow cheese), and then we split a half chocolate and half coffee shake (but it seems the chocolate flavor is a lot stronger, so it just tasted like chocolate--we tried). Crispy chicken sandwich was really good and had good crispiness! The plain fries are pretty stereotypical fast food fries (but could use a bit of salt and were just warm rather than hot), so nothing to write home about. My husband was quite happy with his mac and cheese, although we did notice that all the portions are pretty small by typical American standards. That works well for my husband, who isn't a big eater, but I was definitely still a bit hungry afterwards. Like anything else in the airport, you're paying a captive audience tax so of course the prices don't feel like a good value, but if you prefer quality over quantity, this will work for you. The worker at the cashier was polite, but we did have to repeat ourselves a little bit to make sure he understood us (my husband thinks maybe we got an all chocolate shake without the requested half chocolate and half coffee, which we may have, but I thought we eventually had gotten it across and suspect one flavor overpowered the other). Eating area around the stall/kiosk was clean and not too crowded at the time. Food came out relatively quickly, but not quite fast food fast as they seem to make/cook at least part of things to order (like my nice crispy "chicken"), so if you're in a hurry to catch your flight, give yourself 10 minutes at least for your order to come through. All in all, really glad this is in SFO. I don't travel that often, and try to get SJC since it's much closer to me when I do, but I will definitely try to stop by next time I'm going through SFO.

Big fan of Amy's drive thru and was excited to the food at SFO. Not sure I will be back soon. Chili: 3/5. Pretty forgetful. Would not have this again. My wife also did not like her mac snd cheese. There are lots of other options for food at SFO, so we will be trying those next time.

Amy's drive thru SFO TERMINAL 1 best veggie burger I ever had ! I got the AMY Reminds me of an in & OUt burger but vegetarian. I am not a vegetarian so I don't go out of my way to get these burgers, but it feels a lot less guilty to me than regular burger for Early morning. Flavorful even without ketchup! Crispy and yummy Quick fast service ! It was busy at the airport, bright and clean, had a standing area to eat the food quickly :) Follow me for more foodie adventures in SOCAL & more Xoxo living with Luci

The food was very good, but the service was awful. I loved my vegan chocolate shake, the cookie, the fries, and my breakfast sandwich with added veggies (but they forgot the onion I added and was charged for). The cinnamon roll wasn't very good--no icing, dry, and just not good. As for the service, they continuously messed things up and it was very frustrating!

Got a breakfast burrito... I can't even take a photo of it to upload because of how awful it looks and tastes. It made McDonalds look like it deserved a Michelin star.

I was excited to try Amy's as I like their food is organic! The service was just okay. The guy that took our order seemed annoyed and the staff were arguing amongst themselves when we went up an ordered. They were fairly busy when we went so that is understandable. The spicy breakfast sandwich was good. Not overly spicy and the tofu was cooked well. The fries were crispy and not too salty. The Açaí bowl had a good amount of fresh fruit and was smooth. Would recommend coming here for a quick meal! Especially if you're looking for something vegetarian or vegan! There was also plenty of seating around.

My wife and I were waiting for our flight back to New York. We had a few hours to wait and eventually got hungry. I had my eye on the chicken sandwich and fries but by the time I ordered, chicken was gone. There is an Amy's restaurant where we stay in Northern California and I now have a new place to visit on my next trip. It's a typical airport location and all the items were very neatly placed for the customer convenience. The place is large, bright and very clean. I went with the Grilled Cheese and fries. I was happy with my choice and truly enjoyed both these items. Nothing better than a nice 'cheesey' Grilled Cheese and crispy fries. There were many people eating there food and everyone seemed pleased with their orders. The service was a very good and I was impressed with the flow of their customer service. KUDOs to the team at Amy's Drive Thru.

Since I was flying out of SFO's Harvey Milk Terminal (Terminal 1), I was curious to check out Amy's Drive Thru, which I thought was entirely vegan, but according to the cashier, it's not. That didn't worry me too much after she said that the Broccoli Cheddar Mac can be made vegan. On paper, it sounds delicious. And the fact that there are legit vegan options at SFO is always appreciated. Unfortunately, I was underwhelmed by this dish. The vegan cheese was melted on top, which was fine if the overall dish had more cheezy sauce mixed throughout the pasta. The menu says that the vegan cheeze contains sunflower seeds, which is interesting to me because I could not tell it contained nuts. Usually, nut-based vegan cheeze is more creamy, whereas this wasn't very creamy. The bread crumbs on top were a light sprinkle. The one thing that I did enjoy about this dish was that it had a good amount of broccoli chunks in there. https://yelp.to/71tQWVjfJj While I might not order this dish again, perhaps I'll check out those Chili Cheese Fries next time which is what I would have ordered if I had a bigger appetite.

Definitely the best vegan food I've ever had at an airport, and objectively good food even compared to non-airport places. Pretty much anything on the menu can be made vegan, I had vegan broccoli mac and cheese which was absolutely amazing. The guy working the counter was very friendly and food came out fast.

Another reviewer said that Amy's burgers are like In-n-Out, but vegetarian. That's exactly right. For airport food, their veggie burgers are decent. My favorite item here is actually their vegetarian "chicken" tenders -- they actually do kind of taste like chicken! ...maybe with my eyes closed, but still. I was amazed that they stayed crispy after couple hours into a flight. My only gripe is that their size is too small (1 star off). For $16, I had expected more than four nugget-sized pieces. Starbird, a few gates away, offers much bigger chicken tenders...although those are made with real chicken, which you may not be into if you are reading this review for Amy's Drive-Thru.

I didn't know that Amy's had restaurant locations. My experience with the brand is having their frozen vegetarian/vegan meals from Sprouts or Whole Foods. I wanted a quick and small bite to eat before my flight since I had to be at the airport early. They had a breakfast sandwich that I was planning to order but then at last moment I opted for the grilled cheese with added grilled onions and tomatos. I'm guessing I did that due to the price point, it's an airport so everything is more expensive than it would be elsewhere. Hard to give a bad review since it's grilled cheese, no one should ever mess that up, so simple. If they do watch out. Mine at Amy's was tasty. Good wheat bread and well executed grilled cheese. Nice option to have in the airport for non meat eaters. I am a meat eater but had been vegetarian for the past week so I was just keeping that going until I get home.

Surprisingly good and I mean that in the best way possible. Coming from someone that isn't vegan nor vegetarian the "sausage" breakfast sandwich was delicious! Couldn't even tell it wasn't real meat. The service was quick and the food came up fast. The açai bowl was really good as well.

I ordered the breakfast sandwich (spicy) and it was delicious. I really enjoyed the flavor of the sandwich. the service was excellent.

Breakfast burrito was basically watery & half cooked egg. Looked gross. & Not appetizing at all.

Ended up trying Amy's after we got hungry since our flight got delayed for 4 hours. Between two people, we got a veggie burger, a veggie chicken burger, and an order of fries. Both burgers really burger'd and the fries were plenty and crispy. Cost-wise, it's probably one of the overall cheaper food options at the airport. Between Amy's and all the other restaurants within a short walking distance from our gate, this was a solid choice for takeout. I don't normally get veggie burgers, but these were pretty good. Would get them again (and maybe a milkshake) if we're at the airport and need a quick bite.

The most affordable spot for a bit at the airport! The servings are a bit smaller than average though. Everything is vegetarian or vegan and there's tons of options for breakfast, food and regular burgers all under the $12 price point at the time of writing. Unfortunately, the price has increased quite a bit in recent years. Just last year I think a burger was around $8-$9 and now it's $11. The food itself is good, especially as far as fast food goes. I've had the breakfast sandwich and "the amy" burger but haven't yet tried their new chrispy chicken burger which is only available at lunch time. The breakfast sandwich was a bit small and a bit dry, so next time I will stick to "the amy". I do like their secret sauce which has a nice tangy flavor. It says it opens 6am on Google but they were taking orders at 545am (ymmv) so a good place to stop by even if you have an early flight!

Amy, I had no idea that you were going to save me, but you did. A purchase of a can/bottle type thing of sparkling water and one of your cookies came in real handy when I got snacky on my flight. I reached into my bag, pulled out the plastic wrapped cookie and dug in. Kind of crispy and kind of chewy, but 100% delicious and the perfect snack when sitting on the plane.

Decent food in an airport? Decent GLUTEN-FREE food in an airport? This weary traveler couldn't believe their eyes. Their menu states that nearly everything they offer can be made gluten-free. That's major. I ordered their vegan "chicken" sandwich on a gluten free bun & it was tasty, tasty, tasty. Was it the best thing I've ever had? Perhaps not. Was it the best gluten-free airport food I've ever had? Yes, one million percent. They also carry a few different Maine Root sodas, so I got to pair my singitch with a little bit of familiar Northeast flavor. Service was a little aloof & slow, but it couldn't put a damper on my excitement to actually be able to eat well in an airport. I'll definitely be back if I'm ever in the San Fran airport again.

I love Amy's frozen meals, and have been wanting to try one of their Drive Thru spots. Excited to find this one in the SFO! My husband and I love mac n cheese, and for me, vegan is preferable because dairy doesn't play nice with me sometimes. We got the broccoli macs, which is basically the frozen vegan macs from the store with some broccoli on top. I'm not mad about it. I like those and some cruciferous is ways appreciated. Put a little hot sauce on top, and you're good to go. I do wish I was able to try more of the food. It's one of the few reasonably priced spots in the airport because it's basically vegan fast food. The counter could use a little cleaning while I was there and I wish they had more than one cashier, but other than that, not too bad! I can't hate on Amy's, they've always been good to me.

Vegan milkshake is outstanding! Cheese fries too. I will walk across the airport to eat her.

Solid place to get classic burger food at the airport. It's still pricey, but that's airport prices for ya. They also have some non-burger items, which I was surprised by. I got the tomato bisque and it was quite good. It was also very thick for a tomato soup, but I didn't mind that. I also got a chocolate shake and it was good. I still think Shake Shack has the best chocolate milkshake, but Amy's is pretty good too. The service is fast. I ordered a milkshake and soup and they were out in less than 5 minutes. They also give you a buzzer when you order, which is nice so you don't need to stand around the counter waiting for your order to be called. They also charge a nominal Employee Health Benefit fee as well as the regular sales tax. Prices: - Chocolate shake ($10.69) - Regular tomato bisque ($7.49) - Employee health benefit ($0.91)

As an Acai lover, I had to try their Acai bowl and I was very surprised with the quality! In fact, this was one of the best acai bowls I have had! Portion was just perfect. I wouldn't want it any bigger because I would hate to carry around the left over with me at the airport. It's amazing that you can have an acai bowl at the airport before your flight! I wish every airport had this!!

I'm from out of state and I know Cali is $$$ especially airports anywhere but I wanted a "healthier" option for breakfast since I've been eating like a savage for the past couple of days. I ordered the breakfast sandwich and I was taken back by the size (that's what...). It was smaller than a regular bagel and I ate as slow as I could so I can get full. Despite that, it was a good sandwich. It didn't have overwhelming flavor or sauce, it was just right for me. For $12, it could be a tad bigger so the sandwich could be even more enjoyable

I had the Mac and cheese. It was pretty good. Nothing id get again though. I'm not vegan or vegetarian. The cheese wasn't grainy which was nice, just a little watery. I thought I took a picture but I lost it.

Waiting for a flight that was over an hour late, I decided to grab a little food while sitting at our gate. Wandered around and saw a few places where one could grab food and Amy's had no line, so I came here. Nae was behind the counter and was nice. When I got the receipt I saw a "Employee Health Benefit" charge, which was under $1, but didn't ask what that was for and gave a tip anyway, I got the Rachel Wrap and didn't finish it as I just didn't like it. Oh well, stuff happens.

From the website: "At Amy's Drive Thru, we're serving a fresh take on your favorite on-the-go foods. Our organic, non-GMO, veggie powered menu is the first of its kind in the drive thru scene and we're happy to have vegan and gluten-free options for every menu item. Sustainable packaging, thoughtfully sourced ingredients and solar powered fryers are just a few of the planet-friendly features at our restaurants. Roll through and savor our flavor loaded veggie burgers, burritos, mac and cheese, shakes, salads and more. We can't wait to see you!" Located near Gate B6. Is it expensive? Yes. Is it the best food you're ever gonna eat? No, but it's a welcome break from the mental load of navigating menus in airports when you've got any kind of dietary restriction. I got... - the cinnamon roll (which is vegan when you omit the icing), which was underwhelming (... it really needed that icing). - the iced vanilla latte with almond milk; it was also underwhelming (it's mostly a cup of iced milk, so if you actually want coffee... big skip). +/- the marinated tofu rachel wrap (crisp greens, purple cabbage, baked tofu, carrots, pickled daikon, sesame seeds, roasted cashews, green onion, miso and ginger dressing); I wish that I had paid attention because they also offer this as a salad (both are located in the to-go premade foods area before the counter), and I think it would have held up better. The wrap was VERY wet; one bite and the whole thing fell apart. The overall wetness made everything kind of one flavor, too. + the sticky ginger cookie; it was INCREDIBLE. Chewy, soft, little sugar crystals coating it. It was a random last minute addition to my purchase, but it was the highlight for sure! Is it four stars in the real world? No. But in the airport world? Absolutely!

I just stopped here after browsing a few other places in the terminal, and it was great to find that Amy's is vegan. I got an açaí bowl (without chia because #allergic) and it came out super quickly! It was delicious and I appreciate that they are made to order and don't just come in a pre-frozen package. The bowl was chock full of fruit but also had a good amount of açaí in it. I'm a happy camper!

I was extremely disappointed in my lunch here before my flight. I got tomato soup, cheese fries and a cinnamon roll. The tomato soup tasted like canned marinara sauce that was microwaved. I had a sore throat so I felt like I had to force myself to eat it. Using the flat wooden spoon ruined it even more. The cheese fries were ok, very soft and the cheese was liquid, not what I was expecting. The cinnamon roll which I wanted to save for the flight, was the tiniest thing I've ever seen. It was the size of a cookie, and not a big Crumbl cookie. I spent well over $20 on all this food and will never waste my time or money on it again.

I was beyond excited to find this Amy's Drive Thru next to my JetBlue gate at the San Francisco Airport. I grew up on Amy's frozen vegetarian meals, the only options at times for healthy vegetarian food back in the day. I recognized the Amy's logo right away, but still had to double check - a brick and mortar?! The design of the 'building' inside the airport hangar is beyond adorable, so thoughtful all the way around. Loved this down to flower pots hanging from the 'roof' edge. At first I thought a burger would be too heavy, but then when I realized it was vegetarian, I was all in. I got the double burger - because it was approximately 50 cents more than the single?! And the burger was so delicious, although tbh I ate while onboard the plane hours after ordering it- which was my intention. It was so good and filled with all the right toppings, and it actually stayed together and did not fall apart. Thank you! I originally was just going to get a milkshake because that sounded perfect, and then when I saw the orange flavor, I was all in. They have an orange juicing machine so I assume I had freshly squeeze juice in it, but even if not it -was so delicious. The plant-based/vegan milkshake was the exact same price as the dairy milkshake - $10!!!!!! and when I asked the cashier what the plant-based one was made of, she said it was mostly coconut... I ordered this and it was so wonderful I am still dreaming about it. I don't know where I could get a coconut cream orange milkshake for that price. The staff seemed happy, were laughing, got the items out quickly, and were so helpful. The quality of the items, the affordable pricing, everything was just the best. Thank you!

I appreciated the many veggie options as it was refreshing to see them on the menu. I had a red eye flight ahead and didn't wanna load my tummy with too much beforehand. I ended up getting the cheese fries, which come with the option of real cheese or vegan. I got the real :) so yummy and at a frugal price for a location at the airport. Next time, I'd like to try their crispy chik'n sandwich, which looks amazing. The service was also great and the people were friendly and well mannered.

Their $8.99 breakfast sandwich is surprisingly good for being vegan! Good flavor, the sauce they put on it is sweet. I don't feel bloated after eating this because it's not riddled with fat and dairy which is a win! Ice coffee is $4.99. Airport prices however decent tasting meal!

I had some time to kill due to a flight delay and got a free meal voucher. I figured it was a good chance to try Amy's. I eat vegetarian every so often and it would be free. Ordered the Amy's Burger with fries. Service was fast But the burger itself was just ok. It wasn't bad but it wasn't particularly tasty either. It felt like they were going for something unique but I've enjoyed Impossible meat burgers that taste better. If you've had Monty's, this definitely doesn't compare. Fries were also just alright. Overall, it's an decent spot for a vegetarian option at the airport but there are better options for non-vegetarians.

For sure could be the best food you ever get in an airport. In SFO among the restaurants is one by this popular organic foods company that's all for vegans. Amy's Drive Thru isn't actually a drive thru but the food comes out pretty fast at least. Prices are the worst thing as with most places in here so no surprise about that. The menu has a surprising amount of options for breakfast, lunch, or whenever. After going through the gates, we came here at breakfast. It already had a small line. That was a pretty good sign. About the only complaint is the prices. It's about $9 for smoothies. Because it was the morning, I got the Morning Greens Smoothie of course. This is made with bananas, carrots, kale, lemonade, mango, and orange juice. As for the food, we got some of the typical breakfast items. It's about $10 for the cheapest of these. Could be worse to be honest. I got the Breakfast Burrito, and it was much better than the frozen ones they have in stores. This was filled with mild salsa, potatoes, tofu, vegan Cheeze, and vegan sour cream among other things. Best place to go in this airport. It's located in the Harvey Milk Terminal. The whole menu is okay for vegans and vegetarians.

A decent veggie burger, labeled as an organic burger! It's my second time trying a veggie burger. The taste reminds me of the street burgers I used to eat as a kid, and it puts me in a good mood! Haha. The taste and memories of childhood!

I'll start with the positive feedback. The location is conveniently close to gates B7 and B8, and the packaging was appealing, with colors I really liked. However, the food itself wasn't great. The fries were just standard, and one item unexpectedly had beans on it. The chicken was strange, I even took a picture of it. I couldn't quite identify the meat, but it seemed like a frozen type, similar to what's sold at Costco. The breading was puffed up but empty inside, and it didn't taste like chicken at all.

Not gonna lie, the pre-dawn wake up call was pretty brutal, but -almost- worth it to catch the breakfast menu at Amy's, which runs from 6 to 10am everyday. It's not cheap, but given that it's in SFO airport, it's not downright extortion, at least. The breakfast sandwich is an easy win, comforting, satisfying, and not too greasy. Always a nice treat when I'm passing through.

Such a great find at SFO and well worth the walk from any terminal. It's hard for vegans to find good veggie burgers and you almost never find them with vegan cheese! And it was absolutely scrumptious! They are open early and you can order burgers all day. Hash brown and smoothie were also great. Next time I'd get the double burger. So good! I look forward to coming to SFO again to go back!

Solid veggie burger spot in the airport. The burger was super flavorful & I was a big fan of the sauce they used. It tastes very fresh from all the veggies on it (the lettuce they used was super crisp and fresh!) and didn't leave me feeling gross/greasy before a flight. The single veggie patty burger is already a good portion to fill you up. Also a super reasonable price compared to other airport spots. Lots of vegan and vegetarian options which is cool! We also got cheese fries which tasted a bit strange; I'm not sure if they use real cheese or if it's vegan cheese, but the flavor was interesting. I like that they have a bunch of organic spice and seasoning bottles nearby to add extra flavor. The fries themselves tasted like mcdonald's fries. Overall would recommend if you're looking for a healthier but still flavorful and satisfying food option in the airport. There's a good amount of seating near the area and service is fast and efficient.

Vegan usually isn't my preference, but I almost wouldn't have noticed if I didn't know! Moreover, the niceness and service from David is nothing like airport-level, but resembles Michelin-level!

We were headed out of SFO and wanted something quick and easy for the plane ride. So many choices to choose from for food at this airport and we picked Amy's because pizza sounded ideal for the travel time we had ahead. There was either a cheese pizza or a marghertia pizza to choose from -- no meat lovers option. We chose the latter. Not bad relative to taste but for $20, it was definitely too small of a pizza for two people to share.

Don't know about other items but I don't recommend breakfast sandwich. Little round bunned thing with tons of ketchup and I think a powder egg not sure. 10 bucks?

Surprised and impressed to have a healthy and delicious option hair in the brilliantly renovated terminal one. You can find good food for just $5.99. Mac & cheese. And even healthier $7.99 broccoli mac & cheese is what I went with. I was extremely satisfied. It wasn't the very best mac & cheese I've ever had. But it was very good and the price was right. It was ready in just three minutes and easy to eat while I waited for my JetBlue flight.

I had the Amy and fries, and my food was hot and tasty. I recommend grilled onions on your burger. The organic ketchup was tasty too. Really nice to get this at the airport.

The service is amazing. The staff is very courteous and the food delicious! For the price, you get delicious organic food. Try the orange milkshake, it's my favorite

LOVE their customer service. i am normally weary about veggie patties but i loved this burger. they were fast, clean, informative, and satisfied my burger craving. loved that the gentleman kept a smile the whole time i was there. :))))

Perfect meal before boarding. I got a delicious veggie chicken sandwich and some mac and cheese:) it was simple and yummy and I got a table by the gate and got to enjoy the view. I guess I decided to yelp this place because SFO is my least favourite airport for food, too much bougie stuff but Amy's is actually simple, reasonably priced and super tasty. Service was quick and helpful! I hope I remember this place next time I fly domestically

Had this in SFO, trying to grab a breakfast burrito on the go. This place is not clearly marked as vegan unless you know the brand (most people do not). And as far as vegan food goes it is really really bad. On the menu they claim "egg" in their breakfast menu and chicken on their sandwich. This is false advertisement as they do not sell eggs or chicken. they sell fake eggs and fake chicken. It needs to be rewritten as alternative egg and alternative chicken. I have spoken to about 2 dozen other people that this has happened to. We have decided to pursue legal action as false advertisement if it is not changed immediately. 0/10. do not recommend

Whaaaat a vegan place at the airport?! Thats amazing! I think they purposely do not advertise its vegan from far but they should because vegetarians and vegans dont usually look at burger places .. i made the connection with Amy's the vegan frozen foods. Fries were not amazing, burger was pretty good and the kale smoothie was fantastic ; it cost $28

Service was good. Coffee was decent. That's about it. $24 for this. I actually had to throw it away except for the coffee. It was horrendous. I can't remember the last time I threw away food. It was a dry slider bun, not even toasted, and no butter on it. Dry eggs (likely premade eggs solution). A tasteless veggie patty. No salt or seasoning to be found. And the hash brown was so oily that it was like biting into oil.