Mayorga Coffee

Average coffee. Decided to try Mayorga at the recommendation of a friend and was disappointed. The espresso lacked any kind of rich or creamy quality and tasted like a latte you would order at McDonalds or Sheets. They have a mixture of Torani and Monin syrups, and it would have been nice to know which flavor was what brand as Monin syrups are much better quality and probably would’ve helped. However, the staff was friendly. Prices are a bit expensive but hey, it’s an airport.

I tried a café latte and it was as good as every where else I had been too. But they are extremely slow but not enough to loose more than one star. I have nwverre tried anything but the latte here so I’m not sure about the qualities

The service here was very very slow. I normally don’t mind that in a place but for breakfast in an airport I think it’s a reasonable expectation. The food is also pretty mediocre. I had a breakfast burrito that I would place in the bottom third of food I have ever eaten in my life. The fresh squeezed orange juice was one bright spot.

I ride up the escalator and head straight to this coffee place. It’s faster than McD (which has a wicked long line nine times out of ten) when I just want a cup of tea. A very hipster place in the airport, but I like it. The workers are eclectic and efficient both things I appreciate.

No prizes for high-​quality espresso. No prizes for a wide-​variety menu. No prizes for service. But if all you need is a decent and fast latte post-​security, you’re at the right place. For a quick burst of airport caffeine, Mayorga Coffee does the trick.

Got a bagel with cream cheese, the cream cheese seemed off so I looked at the expiration date and it was 5 months ago. Asked for a new packet but the cashier assured me it was a new package. I showed her the expiration date and she still insisted the cheese was fresh. Don’t sell expired goods and if you do make a mistake, don’t lie about it to your customers who can clearly demonstrate you are wrong.

This place usually serves fairly decent coffee, which is good being they are one of two coffee shops in the entire airport (still have never found the other). This one is located in the center of the airport where all terminals converge. After going through security I was excited to get a cup to kill time until my flight. I arrived at approximately 630 pm. Two employees were working, but it appeared a little dark. I asked if they were open? The female looked at the male and asked, «Are we open?» He responded they were not. I could not believe the only centrally located coffee shop in the entire airport was closed by 630. I ended up getting my coffee at the McDonalds across from Myorca. In the end it saved me a few cents anyway. Major disappoint towards Myorca. I guess if u want coffee from there get there Very early.

Good coffee for those ultra early ‘oh dark thirty’ flights
Breakfast sandwich is a bit blah and uninspired.
5 stars coffee and staff service. 1 star food.

The staff person was incredibly rude, sarcastic, and demeaning to me. She should try a different line of work — one where she doesn’t have to actually interact with any human beings.

Stopping here for a cup of coffee is part of my travel routine. The staff is always polite and friendly.
Sparkles smiles when she sees me, even when standing in line.
It feels warm and inviting here.

I don’t know what I got but that was NOT a 3 shot of espresso. Zero crema. I think they just put coffee in a cup. Will never go back to that place again. May just go to the golden arches (yuck) for an espresso. Can’t be any worse.

Pretty good coffee for an airport. I have not tried any food, but the espresso is good.

This is my favorite hot chocolate in the whole world. Every time I’m at this airport waiting for a flight, I have to get one.
However. The line is long and service isn’t spectacular. Thankfully, that hot chocolate makes up for it and then some!

I will give this 2 stars because the service was nice and friendly however, this place has the worst breakfast sandwich I have ever had. Barely toasted bagel that tasted like cardboard and an egg that was dry and very un-​egg-​like. Not good at all.

This was the worst cappuccino I have ever had. It tasted like they took used coffee grounds, boiled them for about 10 minutes, and then strained the remaining liquid into my cup. It is unclear what authenticity they are aiming for but I hope I never encounter it.

Service is nice but the coffee leaves little to be desired. I’ve given them three times and each time not very good. I’d suggest walking over to Bruegger’s in the US Airways terminal instead.

Very light on selections for breakfast but a good place to grab a drink and power bar. Nice people working the counters too!

I think it’s your standard coffee inside airport terminal joint with the usual suspects (sandwiches, muffins, coffee, etc). I just got the small coffee of the day, which was actually pretty big for what I’m used to in Canada. It was standard price and the two guys working were salivating at the opportunity to serve me (they looked bored) and served it up in record time. Great job, guys!

I stopped by here the other morning for coffee while waiting at the airport for a morning flight. It is a little place in the middle of the airport and the line seemed fairly long. Unlike other places at the airport, it actually had coffee in its name so I thought that I was good. The line moved at a fairly brisk pace and I was soon ordering my medium americano. I received it a minute or two later with room for cream as specified. The drink itself was rich and decent for being in an airport but wouldn’t hold it’s own versus a true coffee shop. With that in mind I would still probably stop by here again in the future as it is the best coffee that I have found in the airport this far.

This is a coffee stand, centrally located in the main concourse food court. They have variety of typical coffee/​latte offerings, as well as bagels, muffins and pre-​made, microwaved breakfast sandwiches. Mmmm. Prices are surprisingly reasonable, even by airport standards.