Bongo Java

They do have a cruelty free option that doesn't have egg/dairy. They do also offer plant based cruelty free milk but they up charge for it a lot. People shouldn't be punished for choosing healthier options, or more environmentally friendly and cruelty free options like oat or almond milk.

Latte was good but they were out of stock on basic things like honey. The breakfast sandwiches are insanely expensive for what you get. Over $9 for half a sandwich with one piece of bacon.

The quality of the food is nice, but paying 9.50 plus tax for a sandwich that is 1/3 of a normal Turkish roll is just wrong. Genuine rip off

The local was a great drink choice! Just the right amount of sweetness with the honey. My sandwich was a bit pricey for the size, but to be expected at an airport.

First off, the cashier was very friendly and welcoming. I ordered a blt and it was out relatively expeditiously. The blt had the most thin and unappealing looking bacon. It was that microwaveable bacon you can get at the supermarket. The aioli on it was really unevenly distributed. The bread roll was great. I will just get a bagel with cream cheese next time.

Like others have pointed out, airport food will always come with a premium. However, it’s the quality of the overpriced food that matters. I ordered a hot green tea and a breakfast sandwich. No complaints about the tea— that’s nearly impossible to mess up.

The breakfast sandwich was subpar. Torn between egg & cheese or bacon, egg & cheese, I gluttonously chose the addition of bacon since the menu stated it had black pepper aioli on rustic bread. What they meant was “glorified Mayo with black pepper on a grocery store-baked roll.” Quite honestly, the roll was better than it looked— light and fluffy. It’s not the “rustic bread” that the menu depicts though.

Others have mentioned the lack of bacon and the single egg on the sandwich. I would agree that the single piece of bacon and the pepper-Mayo do not justify the $1.50 price differential between this and the bacon-less sandwich. I will give them credit that the egg actually seemed to be an egg and the cheese was not some plastic-wrapped Kraft singles (no offense to anyone who loves that stuff).

Staff was friendly at 6am, service was quick, but this is basically a grab-and-go spot, so I wouldn’t expect any different.

I ordered a chicken sandwich and their toaster oven was broken. I specifically said I didn't want it cold....and she insisted it would be hot, she put it in twice. The middle wasn't cooked *or warm* at all. $19 for a cold sandwich and drink.

I liked this place close to the C gates. The “Bacon Egg & Cheese” sandwich was really good.

The Large chai latte was more like a medium, but it was good.
They were fast and friendly.

Croissant was frozen, coffee shot was not worth it, cookies cold on the inside. Waited in line for it for 30 minutes to spend $20+. Had to throw it all away.

Located in terminal C. Alternative milks available as well as breakfast pastries. Light and dark roast coffee available for regular coffee. I ordered the oat milk latte. Fairly smootg profile with a mildly bitter forefront.