Dish D'lish

Wanted something for breakfast before our flight. ATMOSPHERE: They're a cafe-style restaurant located in the main terminal wing. The panini-style sandwiches are all prepped and refrigerated so all they do is heat them up on the press. They also have cold sandwiches and all types of coffees. BEVERAGE: Cafe Mocha Great taste. Not overly sweet. FOOD: Egg Bacon & Cheese Sandwich It's a thicker white bread with sesame seed crust done in the panini press. It was damn good! Being a light breakfast eater, I ate half and took the other half on the plane. SERVICE: The ladies were all friendly, smiley and patient. There wasn't a line so our food & beverages were served immediately. OVERALL: Really good food with average prices.

This store is conveniently located in Concourse C. I just Grab and Go! LOL! I’ve purchased some food and snacks here which were good. Expect high prices any where in the airport. This store is no exception. The employees have been good and nice. I’m truly happy it’s there.

A tiny gem off the C gates when you don’t have a chance to grab food elsewhere. I’m mostly vegan and can count on picking up something quick and tasty here. Today it was the chia oat berry cup and that was amazing. Hit the spot with my flying queasy stomach and held me through my cross-country flight.

What a nice healthy selection of food options. They have the credit card machine setup so you have to leave a tip. No skip button. The cashier didn't earn a tip. She just scans the item. Seems a bit obligatory.

Do not waste your money on expensive airport food here. There are other much better expensive airport food options. I spent $15 on a drip coffee, yogurt and a muffin. The yogurt was good but the coffee was undrinkable and the muffin was stale.

I love the chicken tarragon sandwich and get it every time I’m in the airport, one to eat in the airport and one for the plane later. So good!

I had the turkey sandwich, it was $16, I pulled it off the shelf myself and it was absolutely trash. After I walked it over to the register while the cashier is ignoring me and asking her coworker if he got her a coffee, the payment terminal has the gaul to ask me for a tip. I put 0 (and the terminal made it hard to do so). What is wrong with whoever decided to ask for tips in a place like this?

Good option for a quick & healthy lunch. Lots of sandwich options, fruit & candys. Not a ton of vegetarian options (the vegetarian sandwich is mostly cucumber. Take away only

Picked up several items here that were very good. Deviled eggs (as good as, no better, than home made), a "Tray" Delicious Flight Snack pack with grapes, apple chutney, hummus, crackers, and cheese, and a toffee cookie. Service was good and so easy to just pick up what you want and go. Definitely will ear mark this place to visit again when I'm flying Alaska Airlines from SeaTac airport.

This store is conveniently located in Concourse C. I just Grab and Go! LOL! I've purchased some food and snacks here which were good. Expect high prices any where in the airport. This store is no exception. The employees have been good and nice. I'm truly happy it's there.

Everything. The people were nice but the food is absolutely the worst I've ever eaten We got the turkey sandwich and the bread was soggy. We also had a tarragon chicken salad sandwich and the chicken was so dry you couldn't chew or swallow it. And they had the nerve to charge 42.00 for that, 2 chips and a diet coke. Inedible food and disgraceful pricing. They should be ashamed l.

Pricey grab in go in the SeaTac airport in the C gates (right by C16). However what airport food isn't expensive these days? If you're going to spend money on a snack, I'd recommend dish d'lish. They had an amazing selection of healthier options from cous cous salad, lettuce salads, fruit cups, drinks, apples, Seattle chocolate and more. I got a Greek yogurt parfait with fruit and crunchy granola. I like that it listed the macros and calories and how delicious and fresh it was. Exactly what I needed amidst a long day of traveling. Overall, great shop at the airport and I will definitely be back.

It's expensive airport food much like pretty much all airport food but if you find yourself waiting for a flight near this place, you're hungry and have the money to spare - this certainly is not a bad option whatsoever! They have a great selection of grab n' go snacks that are fancy AF like deviled eggs, gourmet sandwiches, fruit, veggie and cheese platters. Mmmmm mmmmm- The hippie dippie sandwich with veggies and pesto cream cheese on wheat bread as well as the cheese and crackers snack platter were both fabulous! I also really enjoyed the goat cheese chive spread with the crackers. Highly recommend them... everything looks DELISH up in here!

Alaska Airlines lets you pre-order a box of charcuterie/cheese board items for your flight that is not worth the price. Everything is wrapped up clean in it's packaging, but the quality of each product doesn't make you feel like you're getting value for that $7. So I headed for the Hudson shop for their cheese plate box and although it's similarly priced, they always have way too much cheese in the box. I mean seriously, it's like the cheese is going to go bad so they're trying to salvage it by shoving it into the airport packs. Plus it's simple stuff like cheddar with ritz crackers and I love stuff like that, but you couldn't finish that box on a 1.5 hour flight. Hoping for better, walked to my gate and found the Dish D'Lish stand and wtf, same price point, better quality and variety. I liked the hard boiled eggs swimming in a cup of water with a sprinkling of bacon salt. What a great idea for packaging because it looked clean, yet a cut above. Apparently they are known for their deviled eggs which I wish I'd known because they do look delish and I will be getting them for my next flight. I walked away with the Tray Delicious Flight Snack Pack, which a generous portion of crackers for your two dips: red pepper hummus with olives and goat cheese with a spoonful of apple chutney. The tray also comes with a nice portion of grapes and a piece of Tillamook cheese. It was filling, fancy, and the same price as the Hudson basic cheese pack around the corner. Now I'm so excited for my next flight coming out of that gate. Can't wait to try the chicken salad and the deviled eggs.

Best choice in this terminal. It's only very overpriced as opposed to outrageously overpriced, they have light choices which is what you really need when you're connecting. They also have the sort of packaged light meals that you can stick in your carry on. Reminds me of the entry for Earth in the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.

Dish D'Lish at SeaTac used to have a sit-down venue with hot foods, then it shrank to this little take-out-only spot. I'm not going to lie. I am really glad they survived even if the space is about as big as a large closet. Compared to buying a seriously overpriced tube of Pringles, bag of Bugles or Chex Mix, I will gladly pay the also overpriced snacks here. (It's the airport, everything is overpriced!) But the items here are healthy with quality ingredients. Try a fresh blueberry Greek yogurt with granola, or deviled eggs, or a mini salad, or a sandwich. When I used to business travel, I regularly bought the ultra tuna salad cup. Or if I am traveling with my husband, we would split a tuna salad sandwich. Their tuna salad is really good! FYI if you are browsing the photos, some of them are obsolete. The bigger restaurant space with tables is gone. Ditto with the hot foods; there is not any at the current take-and-go retail. This location is at the end of concourse C; see the map I posted.

The Terragon Chicken salad sandwich is delicious. It's the best pre-packaged airport food I've ever had and it compelled me to leave this review. They also carry Ellenos yogurt

The never-ending renovations of SeaTac are finally starting to pay off! This is grab n go hippie food. It's easy to cater to almost any diet. Most of it is ala cart. It's pretty dang expensive, though.

I wish this airport had a place that did smoothie bowls. Before boarding I don't want a bunch of breaded breakfast sandwiches and I don't want salad for breakfast. This place has an okay priced berry yogurt parfait with granola. I was very please with the item. It was $5.99 + tax so not exactly cheap, but the item was fresh and the berries were delicious. I highly recommend if you're looking for something light and something to give you that more full feeling then choose this parfait.

Dish D'Lish's chicken salad sandwich is my go-to lunch to carry onboard a plane in SeaTac airport. It's a good sandwich in an airport with lots of low-quality sandwiches available. I've also tried their tuna and egg salad, and while they're both OK, the chicken salad is a better choice. I'll observe that the price of a chicken salad sandwich has gone up in recent time -- from $9.49 before the pandemic to $12.25 in January 2023. So it's not as good a value as it used to be. Still, it's better than the alternatives from the many other vendors at the airport.

I think this little spot in terminal C is a great gem if you're trying to find a pre-wrapped snack or even one that's keto friendly. I had the tuna salad in a cup which was pretty tasty (does have pickles). The cups are plastic heat sealed which was so nice, especially if you're grabbing and tossing in your backpack (vs just a plastic lid that can easily pop off, making your snack flow out). The tuna cup was topped with a few cucumber slices, cherry tomatoes and arugula. They also have salami and cheese snacks too and the brand they carry is nice. I really recommend this place! Enjoy!

Located down at the end of the Alaska terminal (the C concourse) is this solid spot to grab a quick bite on the go. While I'm normally a bit leery of airport food, the stuff in Seattle ups the game a bit. This place, while not the pinnacle of amazing, is a step above many spots. They sell all sorts of goodies here, including plenty of keto friendly options and a good amount of stuff I haven't seen anywhere else - case and point - "Bacon and Eggs"...a couple hard boiled eggs with bacon flavored salt. All the taste, no grease! They also have deviled eggs, some really good looking burrata with olives and tomatoes as well as tons of sandwiches and salads. Prices are expensive, but airport reasonable. Paying a little more for higher quality has recently become something that we appreciate, especially at an airport. Hot garbage is $7, the sandwiches here are around $10. End of the day, you best grab something here before or after your flight and save yourself the heartache that follows paying $7 for something you'd question feeding to your dog. The food here is solid and well worth the time for a good meal or snack.

DELICIOUS. I am absolutely delighted that Dish D'Lish has a good assortment of options for gluten-free people! I picked the Chia and Oat Berry Cup (basically overnight oats mixed with delicious chia). It was the absolute perfect mixture of ingredients - so yummy! I was a little surprised that there were still stems on a few of the blueberries in my cup. No worries at all, they were easy to remove. But you don't see that often! Most importantly, this was a completely GF option and it was delish. I will definitely remember this place next time I am in the C terminal.

You have to be careful about having Hugh expectations for airport restaurant-- but should there be exception if the place is called Dish D'lish? I ordered the Kathy's Favorite panini. This is turkey, brie, and a cranberry sauce. It was just ok and definitely overpriced. They have a lot of sandwich choices and look like they might be better for breakfast.

I was looking for something that looked relatively fresh and wasn't fast food or seafood. This worked, though was pretty overpriced, and my sandwich bread was very stale (it was 9pm on a Monday). Cost: $16.10 all in for a quinoa cup and a sandwich. * Sandwich w/ turkey fixings ($8.95) - 3.5 stars Great flavors (like Thanksgiving in a sandwich). Stuffing, cranberry sauce. I really like the fresh grilled part, but the sandwich was likely sitting out all day and the bread was very stale! * Quinoa cup ($5.75) - 3 stars A bit dry. I bought this thinking it had nice juicy cherry tomatoes, but they were dried pieces. Not too much flavor, a bit too much feta (or other similar) cheese, some crunch from cucumber/celery.

The cashier on Thursday night told me that yesterday, Friday 10/20/17, was Dish D'lish's last day in its current SeaTac central food court adjacent location. That makes me sad. Despite great cookies, this Dish D'Lish location always seemed to under-perform its potential- it never seemed nearly as busy as it should have been. Part of that was its awkward location - it was near the food court's great hall, but just off to the side enough to be overlooked. I think if it as being like the store next to the department store entrance inside a mall - people just walk on by. I also thought the buildout was wrong because you couldn't see in and the views of the great food were blocked by seating and inexplicably high pony walls. The interior was also much too dark. It always looked closed. Its sandwich menu was also problematic. I looked at this menu so many times but never saw anything savory I wanted, with one exception- one time I did get the EXTREME Grilled Cheese. It was fine but super-rich and hardly extreme. I'm a sandwich guy - give me some spice, or some sizzle, or deli favorites - none of the sandwich options on the menu really called out to me. Sure, Dish D'lish had its challenges, but for me all ills were redeemed by its cookies. Dish D'lish has the best damn cookies on the West Coast north of San Francisco, period. I've had the always-good iconic chocolate chip, the funny-named but wonderful classic snickerdoodle, and the crave-worthy chocolate toffee s'mores cookie too. All are FANTASTIC. Most of my flights in and out of SeaTac are through the 'B' gates so I haven't stumbled upon the new Dish D'Lish "C" concourse location. I need to track it down. I can't quit those cookies.

Every once in awhile I get a burr under my saddle that I need to eat better. Invariably, it happens at a place that does not have the most healthy options. This is what happened last Friday at Sea-Tac Airport. Luckily, I found a pretty decent option near my gate called Dish D'Lish by Kathy Casey. Who is Kathy Casey? After a quick internet search after the fact, she is a former James Beard nominee and I am shocked that I have never heard of her (I watch a lot of cooking shows). The place has many sandwiches, salads and to go items to satisfy your needs and looked to do some good work at breakfast. The vibe is bistro-ish and I had no problem getting seated. The order was the "Pacific Rim Chicken Salad" and an appetizer of "Kathy Casey's Deviled Eggs N' Bacon" I was pretty happy with what I ordered. The salad had roasted and herbed chicken that was juicy and not pressed. The veggies and mandarin oranges were nice and fresh. The Sesame dressing was not very flavorful but after the fact I looked at the menu and it was low fat so...wah wah. The deviled eggs were a home run. The topping was creamy and flavorful and the bacon really came through. It was almost like Bacon N Cheddar Eazy Cheez and I mean that as a complement. Overall decent food at a reasonable price that isn't too bad for you.

If you're a health nut at the airport then you probably cringe at McDonalds and all the other high calorie, overly cheesey and greasy options at the airport. But don't be too disheartened because Dish D'lish serves healthier options at the airport. Now I love all food - healthy and not but today I was particularly hoping for something light before I took flight (my stomach can't handle heavy food and flying). So we stopped by here and took a look at their options. My partner decided to go with a turkey basil pesto panini. They also serve an assortment of breakfast sandwiches. In their refrigerator case they have some sandwiches such as tuna salad, chicken tarragon and thoughtful turkey. Most of these come on wheat or whole grain bread. I chose the thoughtful turkey which also had basil pesto, red pepper hummus, arugula and cucumber. I also got a berry parfait to share and it comes with vanilla fat free yogurt, northwest berries and granola. Now like any other airport place, it's overpriced. In total it was around $22 and I would normally not pay that much for the amount of food they gave. But it tends to be that healthier options usually cost more and the airport can charge more cause people gotta eat. The panini looked as if it needed more filling but was decent. My sandwich was actually pretty good and tasted hearty. The parfait though was way too sweet. The syrup at the bottom could have been toned down and the granola was almost sickeningly too much sugar. However, I was glad we could get a lighter option before boarding and taking out. I'm glad they have fresh fruit and salads here as well. So if you're looking for something light, healthy, and hearty, this is the place to go.

The service was great but unfortunately the sandwich was just bleh. I guess I should've figured it wouldn't be that good when the sandwiches are all made in advanced and they just heat it up once you order. I had the egg, bacon, cheese sandwich and there was no flavor. The people around me had packets of ketchup and lots of salt and pepper. I should've done the same. I ended up just eating the bacon which wasn't even crispy. Oh well, airport food.

Wanted something for breakfast before our flight. ATMOSPHERE: They're a cafe-style restaurant located in the main terminal wing. The panini-style sandwiches are all prepped and refrigerated so all they do is heat them up on the press. They also have cold sandwiches and all types of coffees. BEVERAGE: Cafe mocha - Great taste. Not overly sweet. FOOD: Egg bacon & cheese sandwich - It's a thicker white bread with sesame seed crust done in the panini press. It was damn good! Being a light breakfast eater, I ate half and took the other half on the plane. SERVICE: The ladies were all friendly, smiley and patient. There wasn't a line so our food & beverages were served immediately. OVERALL: Really good food with average prices.

Best healthy option in SeaTac. Thank you for being my go-to spot before boarding my flight.

I'm always at the airport and this is my go to place inside Seattle Tacoma International Airport. You can find a variety of things to eat here from pastries, soup, sandwiches and salad. I like this place the most because it has seating inside and it's nice to get away from the crowd in the main food court area. It's quite pricy but what do you expect at the airport? So far I've tried chicken noodle soup, a turkey Florentine, and a toffee chip chocolate s'mores cookie. Haven't been disappointed with anything!

Why can't every airport have a Dish D'Lish??!! I travel all the time for work and I am SO tired of the same old food options - then I saw Dish D'Lish and my world changed for the brief moment I was in the Seattle airport. Home made deviled eggs!!! Chicken salad with grapes and arugula !! Beautifully done salads!! Run don't walk to the Air Alaska terminal....and on your way out, grab one of the S'Mores cookies up at the counter....I am not kidding when I say...the BEST cookie I have ever had !!!

In the context of "airport food" - 4 stars. I don't expect much from airport restaurants, so if I get something that's a bit above average, I'm pretty happy. My breakfast sandwich was definitely premade and reheated, but for all that it was actually really tasty and quite a generous size for $7. They use really good bread and quality cheese which makes a difference. The people working were nice, even at 6am. There are lots of grab and go choices if you are in a rush and they offer a good number of fairly healthy options. Considering there weren't a ton of places open for breakfast (Starbucks, McD's, a few others) Dish D'Lish seems to be the best of the lot.

For airport fare, this place was pretty great. Quick, easy, gluten free options labeled clearly. My man got a breakfast sandwich, which he noted was substantial for the price. I got some deviled eggs and a thing of olives. Sexy olives. That's how they label them. Sexy olives. And a little, old Asian woman read everything we ordered back to us... Sexy olives. It made my morning. If I have some time to kill in SeaTac and I'm hungry, you bet I'll be coming here again.

Up until 6 years ago, I used to be a 150,000 miles a year frequent flier. Dish D'Lish was where I'd get my first cup of coffee and sometimes a breakfast snack. The other day, after putting my wife on a plane for her family visit, I went down memory lane by stopping here for a muffin and a cuppa. I always liked their coffee and was glad to see it was still as good as remembered. Their large muffins and panini style breakfast sandwiches are still offered. This is not McDonalds. The offerings are much nicer and more cafe style than fast food. But one watch out - it is the airport and they do have much higher prices than one would charge in a city setting. Still, a nice oasis from your normal airport "food".

Initially I was SO EXCITED about this place, after wandering in and seeing little side portions of grilled chicken (in bags - lol) because that's legit ALL I wanted. I also saw sides of hummus and the combo of grilled chicken and hummus sounded delicious. To be honest, IT TRULY WAS... It was a great plane meal, however, about an hour after eating it, I started to feel like CRAP... And it only got worse from there. Nauseated. Hot flashes. A little stomach distinction. I did NOT feel good and the plane ride can't be blamed because it was surprisingly perfectly smooth. When we landed, I only felt worse too. I ate this combo (which really was delicious DURING the eating process) around 1pm and I wasn't hungry or ready to eat or NOT NAUSEATED until around 8/8:30pm.... Ugh. THE WORST. Maybe I ate too much? Maybe the chicken was a tad bit under done? Maybe it was something from the day before... All I know is I don't think I can look at straight grilled chicken for a long while as it makes me queasy just thinking about it. Womp Womp. That being said, shawarma ain't off the table, lol!

I was trying to find something decent to eat at Seatac and one review recommended Dish D'Lish. I have not had the pressed sandwich from here, although I have walked passed by the main concourse location many times. I ordered Kathy's favorite pressed sandwich and it was really good for airport food. The price is on par with other airport food.

Can you hear me laughing? It's because everyone that comes from the counter once their number is called have the same look on their face. It's that funny. Small sandwich and don't taste very good. Turkey was dry. Cheese was almost non existent. 16 bucks for a crappy little Sammy a bottle of water and chips. I also try to say something good so here it goes. Staff is friendly place is clean chips and water were good.

Cold wrapped sandwiches not so good Prices however are higher than average even for airport food. NOT recommended

If you're looking for a healthier bite to eat then this is the place for you! They have fresh cucumber salads and juice selections for a grab and go treat. The sandwiches are made in house and fresh to order. The tuna meltdown sandwich is my favorite here and I highly recommend this place to everyone!

Good healthy options in their to go fridge. The NW Cous Cous salad was really good. Fast line, good seating. The hot items looked great but I didn't try em.

It's nice to be reminded how good a place is, even if you only go once in a while. I had a frustrating travel experience, having to fly from Las Vegas through Seattle to get to Portland, but the folks at Dish D'Lish turned it around. I found it when traveling to and from Seattle on a semi-annual basis, as it was seemingly the only place in the entire airport that had fresh, healthy options. Cous-cous, salads, the turkey sandwich with cranberry... just everything delectable and clean and flavorful. This time, I had the Pacific Rim salad, some deviled eggs (those deserve applause, they're so good, and I'm a deviled egg fanatic) and one of their non-sugar drinks (one of the few I've ever had that doesn't taste fake) and grabbed it to go so I could catch my connection. On the way back, I stopped there again early in the morning and got a breakfast sandwich on some pretty spectacular bread, eggs, spinach and Swiss cheese. I lived up to the name D'Lish! And this time, my layover was a little longer, so i sat and ate it there, hopped on the wifi and got some work done. Without fail, easily the best airport meals I've had, not to mention just tasty cafe fare in general. I honestly look forward to going through SEA-TAC because it means another stop at Dish D'Lish!

Hubby and i had some time to kill and rally needed some breakfast. He got the egg sausage and cheese sandwich while I got the egg bacon and cheese sandwich. Both were pretty good. I was happy they used a nice sharp cheddar because it gave the whole thing great flavor. I will warn you that if you plan on sitting down and staying for awhile, be prepared for the loud. The people who work there seem to only have that volume.

ZERO STARS FOR ATTITUDE AND CUSTOMER SERVICE!!!! At this airport eatery, customer IS NOT king. What was turning out to be a nice Seattle vacation was quickly ruined by the imbeciles at this restaurant. If i used the words that really illustrate my feelings, I would be censored from Yelp. Anyways, I ordered a small (12 oz.) Americano coffee with my meal. When I got my Americano, the cup was only HALF FILLED. When I went back to the counter to inform them of their error, the server behind the counter replied, "Do you want to add hot water?" I said, "No, I would like you to fill it up with coffee, please." This server then takes my half cup of coffee and adds hot water to it. At this point I flipped out, within of course, because I could not believe what I just saw happen! WTF!!!! I told them I wanted to fill my cup with coffee, NOT HOT WATER. Her reply was, "Hot water is what you add to coffee." At this point I was pissed and replied, "What do you think, I'm stupid?" (Meaning I know how coffee is made. I make it every single morning at home.) At this point, I realized there was no point in arguing with MORONS, so I walked back to my table to choke down this half-ass tasting Kathy's Favorite panini sandwich that I paid $9.00 for. When I looked back at them behind the counter, they had a perplexed look on there faces, as if they could not understand what they could have possibly done wrong. You moronic imbeciles want to know what you did wrong?! TRY GETTING RID OF YOUR ATTITUDE THAT THE CUSTOMER IS ALWAYS WRONG!! Any professionally-run service business knows that customer is ALWAYS king. Am I right on this? She should have filled my cup with coffee, NOT HOT WATER. Then, she should have apologized for the error--not point out that I was wrong! This is how Starbucks or Panera Bread would've handled it, right? Please, who was right in this customer service scenario? For similar experiences like mine, see: Andrea M., 01/07/2016 Previous Review Lea M., 12/10/2015 Michael O., 03/01/2015 Michael K., 11/27/2015 Jeff M., 06/20/2014 Tom M., 07/25/2012

This place is pretty good for airport food, although it is pricey!! I was immediately attracted by the fact that there are some booths and good sit-down restaurants, plus it's a bit more away from the bigger restaurants in the central terminal of the airport. I wanted to order one of the panini's, but for some odd reason...they had absolutely none of them that day and it was prime lunchtime! So instead, I opted to get a strata (it's a unique egg bake w/ cheese and bread), roasted artichoke and tomato soup, plus a handshaken pomegranate lemonade. The food was much better than a lot of other airport places and overall, I liked it...but I probably wouldn't come here again because it was pricey - I paid about $20 and the cup of soup was pretty small! I do like the fact that they have a pastry display here (similar to Panera Bread), where you can buy cookies! I also bought some toffee cookies and they were SUPER chewy and delicious!!! I would probably come back here for those cookies! The service here really sucks, but that's a given at the airport. I asked the cashier here if he could bring my food to my table, since I had a ton of baggage on me and didn't want to leave it unattended...and he actually said no! So much for chivalry, I guess.

Although "Millimeters High" doesn't have the same ring to it as "Mile High" Turkey Club, it's way more accurate... A pretty good sandwich place, but I'd you're going to call it a "Mile High Turkey Club," you should really put more than 3 pieces of turkey on it.

The food was cold and does not feel fresh. I ordered: The Shrub sandwich - a soggy and cold sandwich is a bad combination Cous Cous Salad - the salad tastes okay, but it was way too cold and the ingredients seems a bit old Macaroon Brownie - a macaroon stuck inside a chocolate cup cake. it was way too sweet. The "brownie" was a bit soggy.

While flying back home on our trip, my partner was hungry, and surveying the area of food choices, we finally turned around and decided to park our butts at this food vendor. Sea-Tac airport can be pretty big, and with a variety of food choices by looking at what they served, it looked pretty good. They serve a variety of panini's and soups here, and we decided to go for their seasonal soup. Looking for something good to eat at an airport can be hard to find, and what was around this stall was an Ivar's, Wendy's, and some generic Japanese stall, and a wine bar (but we weren't in for the booze!) and then there was this place. They seemed to promote good, clean eating, and we ordered. You can't really mess up the look of soup, and to hungry eyes, anything looks good, but when we tried it, I can say that there was a ton of sodium in this thing. I thought it was the crackers I was eating but my partner was the first to confirm this. This place is practically a diner, you line up, you pay, you pick up your food, and you sit. I noticed that they don't have any tv, so if your in for entertainment, this is not the place for you. I see they sell some healthy food books and other food options as well.

The best option grab and go option in SeaTac for fresh, local, clean eating food. T here are no bad options, but you must try the chicken tarragon cup - you will be hooked!

Thank you! At long last , thoughtful quick food choices at reasonable prices (for an airport) . I found a nice quinoa salad with arugula and basil dressing . It was perfect to grab between flights . C gates rock!

Bored at Seatac? Long layover? Craving a delicious cookie? Well you came to the right place. Holy crap, the chocolate toffee s'mores cookie here is amazing. It has the consistency of not only a cookie but also brittle since the toffee they use melts onto the wax paper it was baked on which leaves a caramel crust. I am not really sure if they used marshmallows in the cookie despite it being called a "s'mores" cookie but I had no problem with the way the cookie ended up. I didn't try/look anything else since I was distracted by this beautiful cookie.

I absolutely adore this place because of their Berry Lemonade. I don't even like Lemonade but their Lemonade is wonderful! They have fresh fruit that they with it that make the sweetness of the blueberries make the lemonade taste even better. Try it! Or try something! YUM!

Great quality choice when on a layover. Not a chain that is in every airport. So I was pleasantly surprised. Great choices of sweet and savory to choose for breakfast. Cheddar and Bacon Strata was a great change of pace from the normal breakfast. It was fresh, moist and very good. Grabbed a cookie to go for the long flight ahead.

(Mostly) organic, fresh, & tasty. Today I had the Hippie Dippie vegetarian sandwich after some lady snagged the last "handheld thanksgiving sandwich thing" I was considering. You delay, prepare to pay the price. But it was very good. Lots of grab & go items as well as paninis and breakfast served all day.

It's meh airport food. It's expensive and there are better options if you have time to look. Service is a 1/5. I got the Turkey Florentine sandwich for my 4 hour plane ride. It was okay 3/5.

Stopped here for a dinner time bite before our flight. The sandwiches displayed in the glass case were the ones to choose from. We ordered a Mile High Turkey Club, Muffaletta Sandwich and two NW Special berry iced teas. All of the top slices of bread on the sandwiches were curled up at the edges. They looked dry or stale. The MH turkey club was salty to the point of being inedible. We just threw it away. The muffuletta was good however there was not enough of the insides, the ham, turkey, salami etc., etc. The iced teas tasted as though a tea bag was waved over the dispenser. No tea flavor what so ever. The tables are in a permanent state of crumbs, wrappers and grease marks. And the workers look like everything is too hard to do. Hey Kathy, you might want to eat at your airport restaurants then fix your food.