FarmAir's Market

The egg sandwich doesn't resemble the picture on the billboard, coffee is weak, dark warm water. Service is very good, friendly and fast.

I ordered a grilled chicken sandwich. This for the Farmair’s Market next to 103 across from 104. It’s not on Maps but the same thing as the one by 124. The grilled chicken was already sitting there because they flash cooked it cause it somehow took like 3-4 minutes to get ready. The chicken had the most unnatural black and gray color. I ate it cause it was 16 dollars but I really wanted to throw it away. Hoping it was at least frozen or something before they flash cooked it so I don’t get sick. Really regretting eating it. Most pathetic looking piece of food I’ve ever received at an airport and for 16 dollars they should be ashamed.

2 guys that work there told us to leave and cursed me out in spanish. 2/16 around 12:30am. My 4 year old daughter was sleeping on the bench and the guys told us to leave because no one could sit behind the area. We sat on a plane for 3 hours and had to come back to that gate around 12:30am. People were already sitting on the benches so we chose one my daughter and baby son could sleep on rather than the floor. The 2 guys come and tell us we have to leave because we could make a mess. We weren't even eating. After a brief conversation which turned into an argument that I knew I wasn't going to win (airport politics) we woke my daughter up and waited another 30 minutes for the airline to give us an update that we were finally able to fly. While they walked away they cursed at me in Spanish.

Food was ok, hot and fresh. I got the Cuban and the pork could have been shaved down a little thinner as it was hard to chew. The Flight drink I got was very strong (not a fan). Staff was nice.

I stopped at Farm2Air Market at Orlando International Airport Terminal A, Gate 123 and had a disappointing experience with a staff member this evening. As I approached the counter, I was abruptly told they were closed before I even had a chance to speak. I was simply trying to ask if I could have some ice to keep my breast milk from spoiling while traveling. When I explained this to the employee, she audibly sighed and rolled her eyes. The response felt dismissive and unnecessarily rude, and the interaction left me feeling embarrassed for asking a reasonable question. Customers were still seated at the bar and I was going to give her a tip. I understand closing procedures and that employees are busy, but a little kindness and professionalism go a long way especially when someone is travel