Cibo Food Hall

This place is fully self service and yet the customer service is an absolute nightmare. With the kiosks to order that don’t provide a receipt, a clunky user interface, and disorganized menu system that lags, I wasn’t sure my order place to begin with. I had a 40 min connection thinking this would be ample time to grab a quick bit and make it to my neighboring gate, this was also incorrect and came close to missing my flight filling me with anxiety while I waited for my only meal for the next 5 hours. My simple breakfast sandwich took 25 minutes to make. It should not take this long to fry a few eggs and toast a bagel.

This is in the main hall of terminal one at Minneapolis St. Paul airport. It has a huge selection of common. They bought items and food items in a convenience store setting. It’s relatively new, spacious, and clean. I would make this go too if I need anything quick when I’m visiting the airport.

A good selection of "airport-priced" snacks and drinks, if you're okay with that. The payment kiosks struggled to accept our airline vouchers but helpful staff made it happen.

The prepared wraps are horrible: soggy, tasteless and old lettuce. They would be better off packaging the items separately and the consumer put it together. I would guess the sandwiches are similar bad quality. Pretty much inedible unless you are starving.

Self serve coffee and breakfast. Why stand in line for 30 minutes at Starbucks or Caribou? Coffee is hot and tastes better. Free refills as well. A lot of clean options for food as well

Receipt doesn’t print . Self check out kept saying item could not be scanned . Employee didn’t speak English and was extremely unhelpful - said she could call a manager but my flight was boarding . Wouldn’t buy here again

Waited 15 minutes for this $18 masterpiece that also leaked out the box all over our clothes. Gambled and lost before I even made it to Vegas. lol.

It was ok, very crowded. Don’t expect much more from a airport