Farmers Market LAX

I actually might give this 4 stars except for sure high prices. Like excessively high for no apparent reason.
I enjoyed my veggie tacos and rice and beans with a caipirinha for lunch. The style and vibe and Las Vegas style bar is fun.
But too expensive that it’s not even enjoyable.

Do not buy food here. They are very confused and the service is incredibly slow. Oh, and they’re way overpriced, even for an airport. Go to the other options on the terminal.

We ordered the croque monsieur and the sandwich americaine, and I wish I had bought a banana instead. The croque Monsieur is just white bread with ordinary ham and cheese. I know it’s airport food but for those prices, I was at least expecting better bread than that.

Prices are not expensive, they are just laughable. The day somebody buys a Muscle Milk for $ 8! That is just funny. Sandwiches run $ 11 – 16. Sandwiches are average.

Jasmine is amazing. I travel all the time and Most of the the shops are a disaster. Jasmine was so friendly and fast I forgot I was in an airport. She’s great and a real asset to your company

The almond cookie from this place was enormous and super nutty. The hot tea was decent size and the price well its at LAX airport be prepared to pay extra. The service was up to my standard too.

Good tasting food was prepared quickly. It is overpriced but it’s inside of the airport past security check-​in.

The service was good but the Berry smoothie I purchased was blended ice and juice (no berries whatsoever). Was hoping for more after paying $ 6 for the small!

Stay away! Terminal 5 does not have any quick and decent food like Mc’ds or BK. Farmers Market is the answer. Not. I expect jacked up prices in an airport, but FM is a big ripoff. If the food was fresh and good, I might go. Mediocre to poor quality at ultra premium prices. The coffee is mediocre. The almond croissant I got was refrigerator cold and stale. A latte and croissant for a mere $ 11. A burrito and drink will run you $ 20. The sandwich my wife bought was terrible. That only costed me $ 15 and another $ 6 for her coffee. I’m a frequent flyer and forced to quickly get food here today. Will starve in the future. The purchased plane food is better. That’s how bad the quality and value is at FM LAX.

This was the best place to get lunch before our flight, in terms of I think it’s the healthiest airport option. We had good, fresh food (salad and sandwich). It’s definitely expensive but so is everything else at the airport. At least I felt good after eating it!

After waiting 15 mins in line their is no turning back now. But after the first sip of coffee is sure wish I did if the cost doesn’t kill you the taste will.
If you see the horrible looking green apples laying out don’t let the condition of them change the fact that they are 2.75 each. Or if you need dairy free milk alternatives get ready to pay $ 2.00 just for soy milk.
I am not a huge Starbucks fan but I would rather pay less and enjoy better coffee at Starbucks and that’s not saying a whole lot.
Shame on you farmers market.

Stooped at Lutetia grill. Bad choice !!! a TV dinner would have been better. The mole was burnt and tasted like shit I hade the chicken burrito it was not much better I understand we are at an airport but this was the worst food. :(. Total disappointment

DO NOT GO!!! From the outside, it looks fresh and inviting but you’ll leave with poor quality coffee and food, that could not be more overpriced and underwhelming.
1 latte will set you back $ 4.50, soy is $ 2 extra.
Outrageous.
These folks have lost their minds. Walk 100 more feet and you’ll gladly stumble into the coffee bean and tea leaf.

Had a burrito at the Mexican place in this Farmers Market. It’s one of the worst burritos I had in years if not decades. This is such an insane offense especially in Southern California where there are great Mexican restaurants everywhere.
The rice in the burrito was cooked with so much water that they are just a minute or two before turning into sludge. The rice was not seasoned whatsoever, it’s more like plain white rice from a Chinese restaurant but with excessive amount of water. It was a pulled pork burrito but 85 percent of the burrito was that rice and there was barely any pork.
This was an insult considering the $ 13+ cost for this soggy mess of a rice cake. Skip this place!!!

Ok, so I ordered the Greek salad & it was good although some of the lettuce was rotted, so I picked it out. I had brought my own organic spinach so I basically took out every single piece of their lettuce that looked questionable. You can see my photo of it.
Well, I then read the reviews and other people have mentioned rotting lettuce. So I decided to show it to the manager. And she freaked out! So, she showered in with free gifts, and I got a huge Fiji water and one pound of almond butter, which together would have come to more $ 25. She also wanted to give me another meal for free too. I was impressed with her commitment & alarm. She told me that the prepared salads are made off-​site & I’m glad that I told her.
So, the 4 stars are for the customer service.

I’m giving the LAX Farmers’ Market food court three stars, which makes my review the most generous one on this page so far. My only real complaint is that the prices are a little crazy, but hey, airport food being a ripoff is nothing new.
Matt B. and I grabbed a quick dinner here on our way out of town. The line at Lemonade was obnoxiously long, and I was happy to find a Loteria Grill in Terminal 5. I got mole enchiladas while Matt got a grilled cheese at Monsieur Marcel. Both were overpriced, but not more so than we’d expected. Service was fast enough, and we were able to get a table without much hassle.
Obviously, this is a fake Farmers’ Market outpost, and you’re not going to get the charm or atmosphere of the original in the middle of LAX. That didn’t bother me. The only thing that really upset me was that the beer was unconscionably expensive. We really wanted beers, and ended up paying $ 9 a bottle for Dogtown Duck and Racer 5 IPAs. I’m sure I’ve gotten six-​packs of Racer 5 for not much more than that. With tax and tip (we tipped a dollar because we bought these from Monsieur Marcel), we paid $ 21 for two bottles of beer. That was pretty shocking.
Anyway, we spent more money than necessary or even appropriate for our airport dinner, but I didn’t hate this place. My Loteria dinner hit the spot, and we obviously needed beer badly enough to pay out the nose for those bottles.

I wanted to grab something quick before my flight so I decided to check this place out. I have to say I’m super dissapointed and I defintely wouldn’t go back. I should’ve went with my 1^st option but this was closer to my gate. Anyhow I ended up just ordering the banana nutella crepes, they were outrageously expensive and I swear I could do the same thing at home. It definitely wasn’t worth the money and everything in this place is just sooo expensive! They have some great items to choose from but not sure if the taste is all that. All in all I wasn’t that impressed, the crepes were small and the presentation was whatever!

For such a busy international gateway, LAX sure does lack in restaurants and amenities!
I ordered a sandwich for the «Monsieur Marcel Gourmet Market and Bistro» where the staff clearly did not want to be there. I ate the sandwich at the bar. The sandwich itself was so-so…just bland. The reviews here are terrible. But I’m going with 2 stars as the bartender was extremely friendly. But the rest of the staff was quite sour. If it wasn’t for the nice bartender, it’d be one sorry star for me.
Don’t waste your time here. I often walk to T5 or T6 when I get tired of the crowds in T4. But if you’re in T5, this isn’t your best option.

It is what it is. It’s an airport fast food joint. Expect to pay through your nose for the food and drinks. A Greek salad and an OJ cost me $ 19! Ouch.
Hint: Walk 20 more yards and you reach Skewers by Morimoto and Ford’s Filling Station. Much better food and value.

Disgusting and outrageously overpriced. Had a yogurt parfait ($ 8) that was good, a decent turkey sandwich (about $ 14) and a HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE prosciutto and taleggio sandwich that was so old, so dry, so disgusting for about $ 16. I would have gone to Lemonade as their stuff is so much better, but their lines are interminable. This one was pretty slow as well because the cashier clearly viewed his «role» as an opportunity to showcase his charm and acting talent… dude, friendly is fine, but at 8:30 in the morning when everyone is trying to catch a plane, turn it off and crank it out. When the line is 15 people long, don’t waste our time by your idle chit-​chat. Noone cares.
I wrote to complain about said horrible sandwich and got radio silence. When you charge a fortune for your food, it better be good. Not okay to simply ignore my complaint. Never again, Farmers Market LAX! I’d rather starve than buy one of your overpriced, potentially nasty sandwiches again.