Wolfgang Puck

Grabbed a bite at Wolfgang Puck at the airport — because choices are slim and flights don’t wait. The food? Good, but the portions were so small I wasn’t sure if it was an appetizer or a sample. And then—$7 for a bottle of water? Seriously? Pro tip: ask for regular water at the bar, it’s free. Still, tasty food if you’re not starving. But hey, what else is new at the airport?

In airports you cannot ask too much, very fast and fresh baked. Ingredients can customize the only thing is the crust is too thin and dry. I customized one and it cost $29 dollars. The guy Lava is very friendly answer questions without stop works on his hands. The girl who making crust is very efficient One size like medium- large good for share and you can grab a beer also have high chair bar for charging area. Close to restroom very convenient. Have elevator and slide friendly for wheels. And machine order.

Easy self-service order and pay. Everything was being made fresh to order. The breakfast pizza was excellent and well priced. Outside counter drink refills was nice too. Just what we needed all the way around.

This pizza used to be awesome but now it lacks. I just spent $55 on 2 pizzas and they were doughy, wet, lacked cheese, and undercooked. The chef also had a bad attitude. I get it, we all have an off day. But if you’re in an open kitchen with people watching you, hire people who don’t make you (and kids) feel bad for ordering pizza. I used to get this pizza for my kid every time we flew. Will now go to CPK. Feeling completely unsatisfied with my expensive lunch at this place with no time to get anything anywhere else.

Frankly, it’s shameful, both for the staff and the management of this chain. You’re better off grabbing a plastic-wrapped sandwich from the newsstand next door. Just look at the photos and you’ll get the idea. Avoid this place at all costs. The food is awful, and the prices are outrageous. It’s a complete rip-off.

The food was good, the service was good but the prices were pretty high in my opinion. Also, the tables didn't appear to be wiped down at all. I had the pepperoni pizza, which was about $25 and a coke, which was another $7.50. Add on an 18 percent service fee, and things got pricy pretty quickly. I know it's LA, and we are in an airport, but c'mon...

The portions are huge so ideally it would be nicer if I split my sandwich with someone. I ordered the Avocado one last time (really good!) and got the Italian sandwich this time. Not the best I've had, not decent. I really appreciated the staff accommodating my request for extra crispy well done fries. It's pricey even for airport food, but it is what it is (19.99 for the sandwich + homemade chips, 5.99 extra for French fries). The tall lady with blond hair was very helpful and offered me her favorite suggestions when I asked for them (versus the shorter lady with the brown hair who told me to ask the lady with the blond hair). The food is fresh and is prepared relatively quickly, but if there were other tastier options for less, I would eat there instead. Except during breakfast because the Avo Toast was delish!

Absolutely Terrible Experience – Avoid at All Costs! This was hands down the worst pizza I’ve ever had. I ordered two Margherita pizzas and a Caesar salad, and not only were the pizzas uncooked, but the total came to a ridiculous $99. For that price, you’d expect at least decent food and service — but we got neither. The pizzas were doughy and undercooked, with barely any flavor, and the salad was soggy and bland. On top of that, the service was awful — rude, slow, and completely unhelpful when we pointed out the issues.

We were hella hungry when we stumbled upon wolf gang express at lax. It was pretty good sandwiches, wife and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Blue cheese burger - it was a pretty good burger for airport food. The burger had good amount of blue cheese to pair nicely with the meat patty. Meatball sub - have to say the meat ball sub ordering was influenced by Joey from friends. If a man can save a sandwich when he hears supposed gun shot. That sandwich has to mean something! It did not disappoint, large meatballs paired with melted cheese. It made every bite cheesy and meaty. Check it out at the lax if you got a chance.

While waiting for our flight, we ordered pizza and a burger. It was about 30 min wait for the pizza. The burger didn't take as much time to make. The burger came with a lot of fries!! Unfortunately these were way too salty. The burger and pizza on the other hand were not bad. The prices, as expected for the airport, were insane. If you have time to spare before arriving in the airport, make a stop at Shake Shack or In n Out for better (and more affordable) burgers if you can.

A not so terrible option among very terrible options. Ordered the breakfast plate and extra sausages. Too much potatoes, not enough seasonings or roasted veggies. The sausage was good though, not like a frozen mini link as I expected.

Due to the delay of our United flight home to Honolulu and our inability to gain (free) access to the United Club, my sister-in-law (SIL) and I spent more than three hours in this restaurant in Terminal 2. Having had lunch on our flight from Vancouver, we just ordered a Tanqueray gin & tonic each and a plate of fries. Uh, the bill (before tip) was $62.42. After we found our flight delayed 1.5 hours, we ordered another gin & tonic (for me) and a Margherita pizza. The pizza was so disappointing; my SIL said Wolfgang should be ashamed to have his name on the restaurant. To me, the crust was fine, but the sauce tasted like it came straight out of a can of Brand X tomato sauce sans any seasoning. There were bits of basil and cheese on top. I will admit that the pizza looked exactly like the picture on wall behind the food preparation area but I've had much better pizza from Safeway. The bill (before tip) was $49.28. I know food and drink at any airport can be expensive but $134, including tips, for 3 drinks, a subpar pizza and a plate of fries seems unreasonable. It would have been cheaper to buy one-day passes to the United Club, if we ever fly United again.

Honestly not bad for airport burgers. Server didn't ask me how I wanted my burger cooked so it came back pretty much well done but not dry. There was a pretty char on the patty. Seasoned well and lots of fresh lettuce and tomato! Nice hot crispy fries with plenty of salt and pepper. Simple, maybe not WGP level but fine. Price comparable to typical airport food. $20 for the burger and fries. Server was friendly and I enjoyed sitting in the little corner by the window. He didn't come by very quick but he probably didn't notice me sitting there. Minus one star for lack of salt and pepper at the table. And only offering light mayo!!!!

I was pleasantly surprised with the quality of the food. The classic Manhattan and the tuna melt were both very good. The service was fast, which is a significant plus in an airport setting where time is often limited. Prices were on the higher side, which is typical for airport dining. Overall experience was positive and will return whenever I have spare time before boarding a flight.

Ambiance: spacious dining space inside, side high tables near entrance for takeout and then full bar service and seating tables further inside for dine-in Service: the two self checking touchscreen panels are not working, which won't react to your touch at all, staff here is very slow and kind of rude, it took almost thirty minutes to get the food ready, they are very disorganized in terms of ordering, and preparing food in kitchen Food: limited choices for take out and dine-in Turkey Sandwich - ** very dry and plain taste Bagel - * served cold even after asked for reheat Gator Zero - *** dented bottle Price: overly priced for the food quality, which costs about $25~$30 per order, keep in mind that it takes a long time to get your stuff and don't come here if you're running short on time

About what you would expect from a small airport restaurant. Food is okay- I had the oatmeal which tasted fine but was super watery, and my mom had the breakfast bowl which she said was a little too greasy. Our waitress seemed really tired and accidentally brought us coffee when we had ordered tea, but she was really nice. Overpriced for the food but maybe not by airport standards.

Too expensive for a basic and simple sandwich!!! Its funny that airport foods are over priced! We arrived around here at 10 pm and we didnt have so many choices so we came to this place...We ordered turkey sandwich and they were fast for service. Our sandwich was fresh while it doesnt have so many ingredients...

Ridiculously overpriced, as is everything at LAX, and about a third of their menu options were not available. Sadly, at 8:30pm, there were not many other options. The pizza was tiny, basically the size of my hand. I will say it was a solid pizza in terms of taste, and they had made it fresh (I do not know if that is true for the non-pizza items, but you could see them tossing the dough and putting it in a pizza oven).

We ordered "The American Breakfast" with sourdough bread and scrambled eggs and the Breakfast Bowl with chorizo and a fried egg. It was a bit pricey, but not surprising for airport restaurant. The kids shared the American breakfast and said it was good. We split the breakfast bowl and were super pleased with the flavors. Just the right amount of spice from the sausage and peppers, everything was tasty and warm. I would eat breakfast here again, but not sure if this would be my first option due to the price and size of the meals.

I'm new to the express and purchased my food, thinking that I would just order and then sit down to eat. Thankfully it was early morning and the waitress was understanding of my mistake ordering food from the express to go self serve device. Food was very good and reasonably priced. The restaurant was nicely furnished with a friendly bartender that made me feel comfortable about eating my to go meal in the restaurant. While I was enjoying my breakfast I was clearly not the only person who had made the mistake of ordering food from the express to go kiosk. The waitress was a bit perturbed about the confusion and how it affected her tips. I unfortunately didn't have any cash to leave her a tip.

Slowest service even with no line and four people working in the back. If you have less than 45 minutes to board, go somewhere else.

Stopped in for a early morning drink prior to our flight. Morning bar staff is very friendly and quick with your order. Food available as well, breakfast menu for the morning crowd. Nice place to chill before moving on! Happy Trails!

Seems like a popular location, with breakfast items, ready made sandwiches and drinks are available to go or dine in. Dine in space is clean, and servers walk around to take orders. Breakfast items are very basic. Eggs and toast slices are good. Chicken sausage is so bad, it has a very thick hard out skin around it. The server was very nice to let us sit down, even though our order was to go.

Basic breakfast items. Good flavor. Not a big portion but enough for me. It's pricy as always in any other airports. The waitress was very nice. She let us stay in the dine-area even we ordered at express take-out. 1 star just for her.

First off, when the bartender w a full bar tells you there's no wine menu that's ridiculous. I ordered the Pinot noir which was terrible. They were happy to switch it out for the Cab which was also bad but a bit better than the Pinot. I ordered my WP burger medium and it was well done. I added a fried egg and they fried it well done fry w no runny yoke. Needless to say this burger was super dry. I had to ask for extra mayo and I was given packs of it along with packs of ketchup for my fries served on paper plates w plastic ware. The environment was cool, and good vibes from the customers who only ordered beer at the bar. They helped me plug-in power to charge my phone so I'm grateful for that but that's about it. I'm not coming back here.

I appreciate the friendly service and efficiency getting orders at this restaurant before getting on a flight. The service is consistently friendly and welcoming here. The food is good and the prices are reasonable. I would recommend this place.

Food: The food does take a while to get to the table (10 min) so I would recommend getting the express foods if you are in a rush. I got the tuna melt with fries which was good. Service: My server was really nice. She gave me recommendations and was very attentive. Ambience:There was a lot of seating which made it nice to catch up on work.

If I could leave zero stars I would. Customer service? Literally zero. Sat down with my daughter and wasn't even so much as looked at to be given a menu or even water. Had to go up to the bar and order myself and had to order food from the kiosk. The chicken Alfredo wasn't bad for airport food but I'll never come back here again.

Finding adequate breakfast at 5:30am in LAX was interesting, especially when you have a connection leaving at 8:20am. You know you can't really leave the airport and the options you do have are typical airport stuff. I happened to come across Wolfgang Puck Express as one of the more palatable options here in my brief existence in Los Angeles, California on a trip in January 2023. My experience was touch and go, since it was just typical fast food counter service with a kitchen you could see the chefs moving about in the back. I probably spent about 5 minutes ordering and waiting for my order and about 45 minutes eating and just killing time before my boarding time out of LAX. Wolfgang Puck Express also shares the space with a nearby bar. Pretty sure it's also Wolfgang Puck Express but usually nobody starts drinking at 6am in an airport, I'm assuming. For the most part though, it was a good choice to have in this part of the LAX airport. You could walk around and see what other viable options are, but you'd likely stumble upon a snacks/drink convenience store, Starbucks or Starbucks-esque kiosk, or another bar restaurant that may or may be too far from your gate. For my own taste, Wolfgang Puck Express was the only viable option for an actual breakfast that was near to my connecting gate within walking distance. Two thumbs up. Only thing about the offering that I chose that morning was that it was extra greasy or oily. I chose the American breakfast, which at $15.50 at the time, was an eye opener. Yes, inflation + California + LAX airport really made the price of personable sustainability was shocking. Still, food served at Wolfgang Puck Express is pretty good, compared to eating snacks for breakfast while picking up the latest edition of USA Today. The overall experience here at this Wolfgang Express - Los Angeles international airport was fine. Casual and yet good. The enjoyable part was finding a seat and just enjoying the ambiance, knowing that you are at the beginning of your trip, as opposed to the end of it going home. The restaurant's dining room was nice and spacious, even though it was small, I got to watch the television while having my breakfast. The restaurant was clean and was near the airport restrooms if needed. While there isn't much in terms of viable food options here, you can count on Wolfgang Puck Express to have your back. They also have a drink kiosk as you enter the restaurant. I picked something up before ordering my meal. Pretty sure United Airlines occupies this part of the airport, so you'd likely would be flying with them if you are coming and going with United Airlines to Los Angeles, California. Recommended since it's probably the best viable breakfast option in that part of the terminal. They do have a good display of drinks though. This Wolfgang Puck Express is located in the United Airlines wing of the Los Angeles International Airport. Maybe Terminal 7, but pretty sure on this. They accept major credit cards. I did see a sign attached to the register at the time that said there was a National coin shortage and credit cards are preferred for purchases. I didn't hear anything about this on the mainstream media, but it is what it is. The only way you can come here is probably if you were either traveling to and from LAX as a traveler, working with the airline or the airport staff. Really rarely if you can get here if you aren't one of those categories. As far as parking goes, LAX has it share of generous parking options for anyone and everyone. I'm not sure about public transportation options that would service the Los Angeles international airport, but I'm sure there is, just need to Google them and see what routes would work for your commute to the airport for your flight in or out of the airport. The service here was quick and friendly. Almost like any other fast food place & Starbucks. While the food was extra greasy / oily, it tasted good and was the highlight of the morning, especially with the overnight flight from Honolulu (HNL). If United airlines takes you to LAX, consider coming to Wolfgang Puck Express in Terminal 7. It's nice and a welcome respite from the world outside. 3.5 stars for the overall experience. 4.0 stars do the food and service. 2.0 stars for the prices. Shocker. 5.0 stars for the location in walking distance from my gate and ambiance of the dining room. Support local! C+

The food here is edible, it's just really bland. I don't understand why airport food has to be so expensive and low quality. I ordered the American breakfast with bacon, over easy eggs, and crispy breakfast potatoes. The bacon was thin limp microwave bacon. The eggs were actually cooked over easy, but they had no flavor at all. The potatoes were neither crispy nor actual breakfast potatoes. They were smashed potatoes that you'd serve as a side with dinner. They also were bland and not appetizing with breakfast. Wolfgang Puck should be ashamed to have his name associated with this food in any way.

Mr. Puck, I get that you can sell anything when you put your name on it but this airport food was equivalent to earthquake freeze dry food. The pasta was beyond gross. The pizza was worse than eating a sheet of copy paper. Were you even involved in the menu developing process? I should've just bought a bag of cashews from Hudson instead. At least, they are nutritional and tasty. We haven't wasted our $60 on something this bad lately.

Flew in in a red eye for a connecting flight to Vegas. Got into the restaurant around 6am No menus at the table so I ordered at the counter breakfast and a drink-- just u see $30.00. I was in the restaurant for about an hour I ate and had my head in my arms which were in the table watching my iPad. At 7:00 Waitress came by and poked me in the arm-- " You can't sleep here. I just LET YOU sit here even though you ordered to go" Rude and glaring yet definitely many seats open in the restaurant. Not stopping her from accruing tips. I spoke to the manger who informed me that there was a no sleeping in the airport policy. Can't seem to find that on line at LAX or anywhere not in the Wolfgang site--not that I was sleeping anyway!!! Manager did offer me a free bottle of water which I declined. Airport restaurants are always too expensive anyway for ok food but I will sit for table service to relax out of the boarding areas when there is time between my flights. Never again here. No staff to serve when I get there and then made to feel guilty for resting.

Accommodating and friendly wait staff. Was able to make a slight add to my breakfast bowl, and had a free refill of coffee. A bit slow but I had 2 hours to kill so I didn't mind.

Great service and great food. French fries were fresh and crispy. My salmon was very good. It had a garlic pesto like sauce on top and it was perfect. Food came out fast. Area was nice and clean.

So we were a bit hesitant to eat here simply because we didn't think food at the airport could be good even with a name such as Wolfgang Puck but boy were we wrong! We ordered the chicken Alfredo, spaghetti w meatballs, prime roast French dip, wings, calamari, and pizza. We were blown away by the flavor and freshness of the food. Not only that but the portion as well! It was entirely super sized but definitely enough for one person. The Alfredo had bits of chicken, mushroom, and peas in this creamy cheesy delicious white sauce and the ingredients weren't your typical iddy biddy frozen pieces. There were thick cuts of tender chicken and generous cuts of mushrooms and yummy peas. Their spaghetti and meatballs isn't your typical fare either. Their meatballs were full of flavor, fresh, and moist. The spaghetti sauce was simple and clean...just the way it should be. Wings and calamari were out of this world and the cheese pizza was a definite crowd pleaser w kids! And their prime rib French dip was so good my daughter had to get another one to go! Service-wise, we had the best server there. Ana was friendly and helpful as well as thoughtful and really went above and beyond to give us a relaxing dining experience, especially after the ordeal we had to go through with our flights (another story). She deserves more than 5 stars here. As a side note, I did read the other reviews posted on Yelp about this establishment which lent to my initial reservation about dining here but I'm glad we took the chance! Our experience was definitely a positive one and quite honestly, I don't have anything bad to say about it. Food and service was amazing and if we ever find ourselves at that airport again and we have time we would definitely go back!

.... Nothing like grilled Burger fries before your Flight.. or Breakfast good... get cozy little table by the back window overlooking the planes. If your lucky - you'll get Server *Jerri... She made sure I had a Great Experience, and I had everything I needed... It's always a Plus when you have a Server that's on the Ball. I personally love the back Window...looking at Planes while I enjoy my breakfast/ Lunch when I'm flying out of Terminal 7. They have a Great Bar Area... Drinks Flowing.. lol.

If you're stuck in LAX or just waiting for a flight, Wolfgang Puck Express is a great place to go for a bite. They have healthy options and ones that won't break your bank. This is one of my usuals when I want something to fill my belly and satisfy my tastebuds. I got the Turkey Club Sandwich. All the ingredients were fresh and the side of fries were done just right (hot and crispy, with a soft center). There's several ways you can put in your order. Of course, you can order the traditional way (in person), but they also have a self service kiosk to put in your orders and mobile orders as well. The staff are very organized and the orders are fulfilled quickly. There's open seating for dine-in options, but you can always find other seating options in the nearby spaces. I would highly recommend grabbing a meal at Wolfgang Puck Express if you're at LAX and hungry!

Nice enough staff but the food is insanely overpriced for what you get even for airport food. $23 for a breakfast pizza & bottle of water. I first had the pizza here in 2013. It's pretty terrible now. They don't even cook the eggs into the pizza anymore. It's like a cheese pizza (the original had no red sauce) with scrambled eggs thrown on top. I won't be back.

Great staff. Good flavor. Half portion of rigatoni Alfredo for full price. Doesnt even look like the advertisement. Insulting

I chose the sandwich as a fast option while I had a hour before my flight, and with a name like Wolfgang Puck, how could I go wrong! I grabbed a BLTA out of the refrigerator section. Within 30 minutes of eating the sandwich I began feeling faint & sweating profusely. I then proceeded to vomit the entire sandwich, barely making it to the bathroom in time. DEFINITELY DO NOT RECOMMEND, no matter how big the name behind it is!

Pretty good pizza! Definitely overpriced at basically $20 for a small pizza, but what else are you going to do at an airport???

Out of all the mediocre options on this side of LAX, this one is probably the best but also by far the most expensive. The food was great - we loved the alfredo rigatoni and the chicken wings, everything was well done. The service was solid (we sat at the bar which was far better) and overall had a good experience here.

Poor service. Long wait just to get a French dip. Wife already finished her meal + 15 min before I got mine and she eats slow. Mentioned to server and said it would be done in 10 min......NOT!! Dont waste your time here. Excuse was they were swamped. Not true, half filled in restaurant. Would give a zero of that was an option.

My bar is usually pretty low for airport food but this was such a positive experience! The server was very attentive and I had a delicious meal! I had the salad, BLT, and a side of fries. All was great!

Based off of customer service Both of the dyed red heads need to be fired. I ordered my food online and received a message that my food was ready. Approached the counter with my number and she said, "we don't have your number" I told her I received a message that my food was ready and she said, "I don't have your number" I turned to walk away and she calls me back because my food was sitting there the whole time. Secondly, I asked another lady for a box and she said we don't have boxes. I said well a container. She said we don't give those out. So I had to put my pizza in a bag because I didn't want to carry a big ol pizza box on the plane.

took 30+ minutes to get one chicken sandwich. Insanely overpriced and chicken was like eating rubber. don't even consider going here. disgrace.

So they of course are way over priced with terrible food as it's an airport...... but what burns my rear is the fact that they gave me a gin and soda when I ordered a gin and tonic only to be told they don't have tonic and then still charged me!

This review is based on the breakfast experience. It was excellent. When you think about airport terminal food you typically lower your expectations and realize you just want something to carry you through your flight and most of your travel day until you can settle back down at your final destination. At this spot you can actually relax at a table and enjoy your meal in a little bit of peace. The breakfast plate I ordered was very good. An important key with travel day meals is you don't want food that might upset your stomach while inflight and then you have to pay an extended visit to the plane lavatory. 20 minutes later you open the door and people are looking at you like, "man, what were you doing in there?" Again the food was delicious and not greasy and the potatoes were so good. Finished and didn't have that "I wish I just munched on some crackers instead" feeling. Some airport food spots can make you feel rushed and cramped with luggage pieces all around you and at times strange smells. Not here. Located towards the opposite end of the terminal from the TSA entrance.

They don't have free water. The tea I ordered didn't even have the tea bag in it yet. Everything is over priced. The CRISPY potatoes are soft and just baked and not crispy. The oatmeal is not very good.

While waiting for our flight, we were looking for some lunch. Came across Wolf Gang Puck Express and decided to try out their pizza and a side of fries. The cashier was friendly, quick, and patient. Our order was ready in no time and wrapped up neatly. Seating is available but depending on the time you come it may be all taken. We placed our order to go and planned on sitting near our gate to eat but then a table opened up. They offer sandwiches, soups, salads, pizzas, appetizers, pastas, etc. The Margherita pizza was flavorful, it had a slightly crisp crust with a nice chew. The roasted tomatoes were sweet and slightly tart. The basil and fresh mozzarella were of high quality. The side of fries were very good as well. Came out fresh and the little ones were very happy. Prices here are high but it is the airport. I wouldn't say this is the best pizza I've ever had but it sure was good for airport food and it was convenient!

Wolf Gang Puck Express in the United Airlines Terminal 7 at LAX is good for what it is. We ordered a Margherita pizza and it was made fresh to order. When it came out it looked like a classic Margherita pizza. Not overloaded with cheese, which most places mess up with this style of pizza. The ingredients were fresh and the pizza tasted great. I'd come back for a quick meal before a flight.

Not terribly terrible. But terrible enough that Wolfy would not have eaten as much of the airport franchise pizza as I choked down. If the baker could simply allow it to sit in the oven to crisp up, develop the requisite leoparding to bring it nearly to snuff, I would've finished my lunch. But instead I swallowed enough to get me from an early lunch to a probably near midnight supper when I expected to finally roll into my driveway. Note to future traveling self: skip Pucks pizza, get a bag of gummy bears, they never deny.

Great service I have a party of four n waiting on a flight . glad that we were helped by Ana Fast polite efficient .. we need people like her ..food was great hot thank you once again

terrible outlet at Terminal 7. Average range of pizza, salad and sandwiches. - lady server was rude. gave 2 stars because serving size was good. Extremely expensive.

I'm not one to leave bad reviews. But this was a disappointing experience. Food seemed microwaved, less fresh feeling than the gas station Arby's I had last week on a road trip. Half of what they charged would have seemed appropriate. The server, while busy granted, treated our conversations as such. Didn't ask how the food was, messed up the order, used unprofessional pet names while addressing the party, and seemed to take full advantage of the fact the restaurant automatically charges an 18% gratuity.

Where can you order a coffee? Who knows? Where do you eat the food? Who knows? Kiosk has item for sale you can't order??? What? There is a server but they just yell at you. Go somewhere else. This place is a train wreck.

If it takes longer to get an egg sandwich than it takes to get thru TSA, it's time to get a new crew. 20+ minutes after a 10 minute wait in line to order. 1 cook. No coffee since the coffee maker was broken. LAX needs to review their food options