This place is terrible. I was starving after a severely delayed flight and stopped by for a sandwich. She told me I couldn't have a breakfast sandwich, only a regular one. Of course, the regular sandwich was more expensive. Even though the bagels were sitting out and the toppings were almost identical. I got my sandwich, had walked away, then realized the cheese was still cold and it was missing a couple of toppings. The lady spoke very little English and I'm sure didn't understand 90% of what I said. What a scam!!
Sales C.
Can someone please call me regarding a missing wallet that I believe to have left at the Dulles Gourmet Market on Saturday 7/22/23 - 3215430856.
Zay M.
While waiting on my return flight, my son and I stopped here to get some food around 10am. They were out of sausage. I ended up getting a bacon and cheddar sandwhich on a bagel. Bagel was the only option for bread. They had plain and sesame bagels to sell too. I heard the cashier tell someone else that there was no cream cheese. They offered cranberry muffins and blueberry muffins. It didn't look the freshest honestly. My kid got a muffin and he said it wasn't bad. My sandwich was okay. I wish they had more options beyond a bagel for the bread. The cheese on the sandwich was eh haha. Not a bad option to hold you over.
Dinora A.
if i could give this place a zero , i would. but unfortunately it is not an option. horrible costumer service. will never be coming back.
Jerry W.
I bought the Vegetarian wrap with listed the ingredients on the front and did NOT include bell peppers (which I can't eat). However, there was one in the sandwich. When I looked closely at the ingredients in small print, it lists red pepper in the hummus, but this was a full piece of red pepper. Ruined the sandwich for me.
Kat V.
Even if they tell you they accept ApplePay, they do not. The food was decent & they prepared it pretty quickly, but I had to go back to my bags to get cash or a credit card, since they said they took ApplePay and that wasn't actually true. Funny, since the other stores here are all cashless & take ApplePay.
Mahsa M.
I experienced horrible and unprofessional service by a worker named Senait. We wanted to buy some snacks and at the register and as she was scanning our items, my kids and I changed our mind about buying one of the snacks due to the price. I informed her that we didn't want to buy those snacks then, she started shaking her head and giving us looks. She then started to raise her voice asking us why we would even bring something up to the register if we didn't want to buy it in the first place. She started arguing with us claiming that she couldn't cancel the transaction because it was too much work for her!
Tyler C.
One of the few open places at Dulles. Fancy sandwiches, nice salads, and a good selection of drinks. Bagels too. Seats in the back nicely distanced. Electric outlets to recharge! Some of the outlets are broken, but it was easy to find one that works. Nice person at the register.
Steve A.
Airports always suck for getting food. Dulles isn't a good place for much. It has a Gourmet Market. Here it just could be the best thing in the airport. The food isn't too bad of a price. Gourmet isn't quite describing the food. It mostly is grab and go. They have an area with some tables. Most times these are filled. There's a bar with a few draft beers, which are overpriced. Beer still isn't as much as it could be. It's about $7 for a pint. They have typical stuff like Yuengling. Food is a little better than it looks. There's a counter where they have sandwiches and soups. It has some premade ones in the case. It's about $8 for a pretty large sandwich and there's a few to choose from. These taste much fresher than typical airport stuff. It has stuff you can get fast. It's the best thing about it. This isn't as bad as you may think.
Dana Harrington
If you absolutely need to eat here, don't go for the "fresh" food. Get something prepackaged that came from a factory. The quality will be much better.
(Translated by Google) The attention is the worst at the airport, I was waiting for 30 minutes to attend, they were talking and arguing between the two workers, the other one on the cell phone texting and we waiting for them to attend us, when they are asked for speed they respond badly And they throw things away.Very bad experience with this place and with these workers. The owner's number should be available to complain. APPALLING(Original)La atención es la peor del aeropuerto, estuve por 30 minutos esperando que me atendieran, ellas estaban hablando y discutiendo entre las dos trabajadoras, la otra en el celular texteando y nosotros esperando a que nos atiendan, cuando se les pide rapidez responden de mala forma y tiran las cosas.Muy mala experiencia con este lugar y con estas trabajadoras. Debería estar el número del dueño para poder quejarse. PESIMO
Chinapjs
Better then average airport dare, at least for Dulles, and there is plenty of seatings. Long line though. Prices ok. Sandwiches we're actually quite good.
Adrienna Y.
I am an impatient person. I like getting from Point A to Point B as quickly and efficiently as possible. Unfortunately, most trips I take from coast to coast often involve a layover. Thankfully, airports today offer plenty of options for catching a bite, for shopping for browsing. The quality of those options, however, is a toss-up. Dulles Gourmet Market was the closest grab-and-go place that wasn't Dunkin or McDonald's so I went for some breakfast before my 7am flight. Although I'd grabbed my foil-wrapped, paper-sacked egg and cheese bagel sandwich, walked a quarter mile to my terminal and waited for a few minutes to put all my belongings down and to settle into a seat, it was still steaming by the time I was ready to eat it. The cheese was a classic American cheddar that had melted on sheer contact with the scrambled egg slice and the freshly toasted bagel. The turkey patty provided just the right amount of saltiness without the guilt of eating a porky one. Even the egg was surprisingly fluffy, despite the fact that these had come in liquid form prior to being microwaved. While I would have preferred they ease up on the oil of the patty, my bagel sandwich was ultimately pretty satisfying. If bagel breakfast sandwiches are your thing, I'd probably recommend theirs over a Dunkin'. If not, they also have a variety of muffins, breads and croissants to suit your liking!
TJ A.
I bought candy, but the female employee gave me a receipt for a bottle of water. She also didn't give me the correct change due. I lost trust in the integrity of this business and will avoid it in the future.
Virginia B.
It's the only thing in the airport open at midnight. I have to say the chicken wrap I had was excellent as were the bagels I bought for breakfast later that morning. I was happy to find something to eat in the airport and it was good. No complaints.
This place is terrible. I was starving after a severely delayed flight and stopped by for a sandwich. She told me I couldn't have a breakfast sandwich, only a regular one. Of course, the regular sandwich was more expensive. Even though the bagels were sitting out and the toppings were almost identical. I got my sandwich, had walked away, then realized the cheese was still cold and it was missing a couple of toppings. The lady spoke very little English and I'm sure didn't understand 90% of what I said. What a scam!!
Can someone please call me regarding a missing wallet that I believe to have left at the Dulles Gourmet Market on Saturday 7/22/23 - 3215430856.
While waiting on my return flight, my son and I stopped here to get some food around 10am. They were out of sausage. I ended up getting a bacon and cheddar sandwhich on a bagel. Bagel was the only option for bread. They had plain and sesame bagels to sell too. I heard the cashier tell someone else that there was no cream cheese. They offered cranberry muffins and blueberry muffins. It didn't look the freshest honestly. My kid got a muffin and he said it wasn't bad. My sandwich was okay. I wish they had more options beyond a bagel for the bread. The cheese on the sandwich was eh haha. Not a bad option to hold you over.
if i could give this place a zero , i would. but unfortunately it is not an option. horrible costumer service. will never be coming back.
I bought the Vegetarian wrap with listed the ingredients on the front and did NOT include bell peppers (which I can't eat). However, there was one in the sandwich. When I looked closely at the ingredients in small print, it lists red pepper in the hummus, but this was a full piece of red pepper. Ruined the sandwich for me.
Even if they tell you they accept ApplePay, they do not. The food was decent & they prepared it pretty quickly, but I had to go back to my bags to get cash or a credit card, since they said they took ApplePay and that wasn't actually true. Funny, since the other stores here are all cashless & take ApplePay.
I experienced horrible and unprofessional service by a worker named Senait. We wanted to buy some snacks and at the register and as she was scanning our items, my kids and I changed our mind about buying one of the snacks due to the price. I informed her that we didn't want to buy those snacks then, she started shaking her head and giving us looks. She then started to raise her voice asking us why we would even bring something up to the register if we didn't want to buy it in the first place. She started arguing with us claiming that she couldn't cancel the transaction because it was too much work for her!
One of the few open places at Dulles. Fancy sandwiches, nice salads, and a good selection of drinks. Bagels too. Seats in the back nicely distanced. Electric outlets to recharge! Some of the outlets are broken, but it was easy to find one that works. Nice person at the register.
Airports always suck for getting food. Dulles isn't a good place for much. It has a Gourmet Market. Here it just could be the best thing in the airport. The food isn't too bad of a price. Gourmet isn't quite describing the food. It mostly is grab and go. They have an area with some tables. Most times these are filled. There's a bar with a few draft beers, which are overpriced. Beer still isn't as much as it could be. It's about $7 for a pint. They have typical stuff like Yuengling. Food is a little better than it looks. There's a counter where they have sandwiches and soups. It has some premade ones in the case. It's about $8 for a pretty large sandwich and there's a few to choose from. These taste much fresher than typical airport stuff. It has stuff you can get fast. It's the best thing about it. This isn't as bad as you may think.
If you absolutely need to eat here, don't go for the "fresh" food. Get something prepackaged that came from a factory. The quality will be much better.
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(Translated by Google) The attention is the worst at the airport, I was waiting for 30 minutes to attend, they were talking and arguing between the two workers, the other one on the cell phone texting and we waiting for them to attend us, when they are asked for speed they respond badly And they throw things away.Very bad experience with this place and with these workers. The owner's number should be available to complain. APPALLING(Original)La atención es la peor del aeropuerto, estuve por 30 minutos esperando que me atendieran, ellas estaban hablando y discutiendo entre las dos trabajadoras, la otra en el celular texteando y nosotros esperando a que nos atiendan, cuando se les pide rapidez responden de mala forma y tiran las cosas.Muy mala experiencia con este lugar y con estas trabajadoras. Debería estar el número del dueño para poder quejarse. PESIMO
Better then average airport dare, at least for Dulles, and there is plenty of seatings. Long line though. Prices ok. Sandwiches we're actually quite good.
I am an impatient person. I like getting from Point A to Point B as quickly and efficiently as possible. Unfortunately, most trips I take from coast to coast often involve a layover. Thankfully, airports today offer plenty of options for catching a bite, for shopping for browsing. The quality of those options, however, is a toss-up. Dulles Gourmet Market was the closest grab-and-go place that wasn't Dunkin or McDonald's so I went for some breakfast before my 7am flight. Although I'd grabbed my foil-wrapped, paper-sacked egg and cheese bagel sandwich, walked a quarter mile to my terminal and waited for a few minutes to put all my belongings down and to settle into a seat, it was still steaming by the time I was ready to eat it. The cheese was a classic American cheddar that had melted on sheer contact with the scrambled egg slice and the freshly toasted bagel. The turkey patty provided just the right amount of saltiness without the guilt of eating a porky one. Even the egg was surprisingly fluffy, despite the fact that these had come in liquid form prior to being microwaved. While I would have preferred they ease up on the oil of the patty, my bagel sandwich was ultimately pretty satisfying. If bagel breakfast sandwiches are your thing, I'd probably recommend theirs over a Dunkin'. If not, they also have a variety of muffins, breads and croissants to suit your liking!
I bought candy, but the female employee gave me a receipt for a bottle of water. She also didn't give me the correct change due. I lost trust in the integrity of this business and will avoid it in the future.
It's the only thing in the airport open at midnight. I have to say the chicken wrap I had was excellent as were the bagels I bought for breakfast later that morning. I was happy to find something to eat in the airport and it was good. No complaints.