Taylors Market Selections by Vino Volo

Sacramento International Airport, Terminal A, 6850-6900 Airport Blvd E, Sacramento
(916) 929-8466

Recent Reviews

Howard Booth

Grabbed a bunch of snacks not realizing I grabbed two of the same bag of a particular snack until after the transaction was complete. Was told they don't do refunds. Unnecessarily disappointing. That's on me for grabbing two so I had to eat that cost (and snack). Otherwise, nice selection as far as airport snack options.

Paige Jewell

They recently got Apple Pay/Contactless thank goodness. They also recently raised prices (maybe to pay fo new payment provider).Good selection of healthy options for drinks and foods. Not your typical Hudson Coca Cola selection.Staff is nice. Sometimes there are 2 working in the AM, but if not then if someone before you orders and sandwich or coffee then you will have to wait a minute because the cashier will be busy and you can't buy your pantry items. This is not great for rush hour.Close to the restrooms and last stop before Vino Volo/gates on the East side of A gates.Bonus, you get your Vino Volo points on Taylors Market purchases (because they are the same business I guess).

Carole Brow

The raisin scones are incredible. I hope to buy more after my return flight.

Adam Knight

Fine beer selection (cans to go) but no prices next to them. Umm, $14 later at the register. Cheaper to sit at a bar in the terminal or buy a beer on the plane.

Kevin Johnson

Ive had decent experiences at taylors…but friday was different…the two lazy little girls that were making our coffees didnt put lids on very well…when i picked up my cup, the lid popped off and cup collapsed…when the cup collapsed, the coffee shot out all over and burnt my hands…ended up cancelling my flight and had to go to the hospital…the two little girls behind the counter? they both rolled their eyes like i did something…they did give me another coffee…Taylors needs to change the kind of cups they use or the way they put lids on…ill never stop there again…

Dana Oglesby

I ordered an iced vanilla oat milk latte and a water bottle which was $14.63. They made the latte hot. I asked that the drink he remade the way I ordered it and the barista rolled her eyes and poured the hot latte over a cup of ice, which can cause food poisoning and ultimately screws up the beverage temp and flavor. I went back in line and asked for a refund and was told since I didn’t want my receipt and the manager wasn’t on-site that I couldn’t get a refund from the same red-haired woman who took my order incorrectly, and she didn’t offer to remake the drink.

Margot R.

The selection is pretty good and more natural. The prices are high, but everything is in the airport. They don't have smart water, which is usually what I look for, but they have some other options that are okay. They are pretty good overall.

Greg T.

I always stop in for their bacon, egg, and cheese croissant before departing. They're also making coffee so it can take a bit waiting in line. The croissants are always warm, flaky, and delicious.

Crystal

Overly price with not too much of a selection. Go next door to The Well’s for food.

Kristen Hemenway

They don’t really open at 5. They open whenever the cashier is finished moving as slowly as possible while rearranging the breakfast pastries. I waited 15 minutes before giving up and going somewhere else.

Tevis Pieper

Two trips through Terminal A recently and stopped to get morning coffee and breakfast from Taylor's Market. They caught my attention with Camelia coffee and decided to get a drip which came out hot and fresh. Their pastry options are your typical assortments and I got a croissant and muffin. The service was great and they worked the line quickly. The only reason this wasn't a 5 was because they were lacking fresh pre-made sandwiches and the pricing was a bit expensive. Overall with limited and pricey options at airports, this is a quality spot.

Jeffrey Marino

Do Not Give them money for food!! I’ve left zero 1 star reviews in my life…but this place! This place has the nerve to charge $16 for a burrito that had disgusting and at least a week old beef inside it. Also note that the genius making burritos thinks this beef should come in the form of giant cubes. There was no doubt that this burrito was made by a place in an airport with zero competition and little market pressure to do better. Stay away, and your bowels during travel with thank you.

Kathy Y.

Purchased a muffin that turned out to be rock hard and inedible. Immediately returned it. Refused to microwave, exchange or refund. Really disappointed and really hungry.

Tevis P.

Two trips through Terminal A recently and stopped to get morning coffee and breakfast from Taylor's Market. They caught my attention with Camelia coffee and decided to get a drip which came out hot and fresh. Their pastry options are your typical assortments and I got a croissant and muffin. The service was great and they worked the line quickly. The only reason this wasn't a 5 was because they were lacking fresh pre-made sandwiches and the pricing was a bit expensive. Overall with limited and pricey options at airports, this is a quality spot.

CalifTravelinsider

Our first flight in more than two years. SMF was quiet as we entered Terminal A around 5:30pm in advance of our 7:30pm flight. To our surprise, all the bars and restaurants were closed - we thought we'd grab a bite and drinks while waiting. The only opening was at Vino Volo. Lucky for us, things were quiet there as well and we quickly grabbed a table and order small bites and beverages - beer and wine. Our server, Danielle, was the lone server at the bar and dining area. In short order, there was a line out the door and all the tables and bar were full. She never missed a beat taking orders and busing tables. Another staff person was in the kitchen brining out food and I'm sorry we didn't get his name. BUT Danielle was the star of the hour. Organized. Friendly. So impressed that we called and told the manager she deserves kudos for job well done. I wrote a story about Vino Volo when it first opened at SMF in 2007. I'm glad to see they've survived and are thriving. Hope all the other staff and locations are equally welcoming. Wine and beer and other non-alcoholic drinks available.

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