Mojo Burger

Given that it’s airport food, I can’t complain about the price, but the operation itself is a mess. The cashier was telling everyone that the wait for a burger was 10 to 12 minutes, but for those of us in line today (no more than 5), the wait was more like 20. Also they were out of ingredients (no mushroom, only whole wheat for rolls). I’d recommend trying Una Mas a few stalls down instead. I would have done so, but I didn’t want to bring spicy food on the plane.

Whiny and rude employees, especially with each other. Subpar burger and a regular drink was around ~$ 13. Poor upkeep as there was a pool of honey in the ketchup pack area. Pretty bad experience and I’m not the type of person to get let down easily.

Breakfast muffin of egg, cheese and sausage sucks… mass of greasy stuff. .only flavor came from the sausage. No flavor to the eggs… try something else.

Takes 20 minute to get an overcooked hockey-​puck burger. At least they have good lettuce, tomatoes and pickles on it, otherwise it would have been too dry to eat. Someone should tell the cook that it doesn’t matter what ranch beef you use if you cook the meat into leather.

I was standing waiting to order (the was no one in line), just french fries, with 3 staff member behind the counter. Another staff member comes out of the kitchen and starts putting orders together, then places the orders on the counter in front of me then calling out the order number. Not once did he acknowledge me, and after he called out a couple of orders I ask him if there was anyone taking orders and his response was «my friend, there’s only 2 of us» in a sarcastic tone. I just said okay and walked away. First, I didn’t realize you knew me and we were friends, and Second, I understand if your under staffed and busy, but at least acknowledge the customer. If you would have acknowledge me and said I’ll be with you shortly (instead of being sarcastic), I wouldn’t have had a problem waiting. We’ll thank the short guy working tonight for chasing off a paying customer.

Desperate for food at 5:30am, I ordered a sausage, egg, and cheese breakfast sandwich.
Ahhh, airport food. I paid nearly $ 5 for it. The wait time was reasonable. I asked them to cut it in half, which they did. It’s a very basic sandwich, so don’t expect much. It’s extremely greasy, but it did the job to tie me over until lunch time.

You don’t expect to get good food at an airport, and this place certainly lived up to that reputation. Burger was pretty small and took close to 10 minutes to come out (it wasn’t busy). Believe it or not, the Sushi place right next to Mojo is better (and has higher avg Unilocal review!).

When I ordered I asked for a small fry, then noticed that they offered onion rings. Asked if i could change fries to onion rings immediately, before I finished ordering. Was told that he had already entered it and couldn’t change it. Really? I asked him if there was no undo button and he nodded. I wondered what would happen if I just walked away, since I hadn’t paid yet. I should’ve just gotten a burrito next door.
$ 11 for a double cheeseburger and fries. Food took a good 15 minutes to come out even though there were only 4 people waiting. Burger was burned and dry, meat looked pretty low quality. Very disappointing. I understand airport food is more expensive, but this place is just abysmal.

Okay food /​cold fries
Long wait, other orders came out before ours
Expensive ass waters, typical
… Kinda wish i ordered somewhere else, like jamba
I feel like crap & i hate flights. Great.

Food was passable (low-​quality for fast food, IMO) but the service was bad. Guy messed up my order and gave me crap when I tried to correct it, saying he wasn’t going to give me more onion rings (I ordered half and half) because he already gave me «a ton» of fries. I guess it’s too bad for me that fries are the cheaper half.
Also apparently half onion rings gets you four onion rings. Four.
Last time I’m coming here.

Truly terrible coffee! It made me laugh.
OK breakfast muffin sandwich.

I should of went to San Jose Joes … Burger patty was not a quarter pound like the guy said… Maybe over cooked and shrank. The buns were way to big… All I tasted was lettuce tomatoes and ketchup. So I took the top off and ate it with half a bun. Orion rings tasted like mush cooked inside batter. $ 15 I paid for this crap with a big bottle of water. I should of went to In N Out before I came in the airport. Not coming back.

Wow. For a breakfast sandwich at 7am on a. weekday morning, this place wasn’t bad at all. Granted, a sausage cheese and egg sandwich, a very greasy hash brown, and a bottle of water costs $ 12 but it’s airport food. I’d skip only the hash brown next time. At least it had employees out front which is more than I can say for the other places that supposedly serve breakfast.

I have been looking for alternatives in the terminal, but this does not appear to be a good one.
Service was slow, and my mushroom swiss burger was tasteless.

I had the Mushroom Swiss burger which was fine, and I’ve previously had one of their chicken sandwiches, which was also good enough but unexceptional. Mojo Burger always has a shorter line than the other food options nearby in the terminal, which does make it quick. The fellas behind the counter also always seem so disorganized. There’s one guy in the kitchen who seems to do all the work, and the two dudes behind the register are often goofing off — at least somebody is enjoying their time at the airport.

This place really was a disaster. I waited over 15 minutes for a single patty burger for my daughter and a side salad for myself. Their «assembly line» appears to be one slow-​moving person using one hand to put the buns and toppings together. I mean, why bother using two gloves when you can do this all with one hand? It’s not like people have flights to catch.
When we got on the plane (barely, thanks to Mojo burger), I discovered that my daughter’s burger (ordered as just bun, burger, and mustard) was covered in lettuce, tomato, and a small army of tiny red onions that appeared to have been embedded into the bun (no doubt one at a time). While we did remove the offending vegetables, the burger (and probably the entire plane) smelled so strongly of onions that my daughter wouldn’t eat it. Picky … sure? But nonetheless — it’s not what I asked for — and so I had the pleasure of carrying a $ 6 burger to Phoenix to toss in the trash can there.
Oh — and my side salad did not come with any dressing.
Morals of the story … 1) make sure you’ve got plenty of time; 2) check your order; 3) most importantly, DON’T EAT HERE!

3 stars for the food
2 stars for service
Being located in an airport you’d think the fastfood workers would know to move quickly because most of their customers are rushing to get to their flight. Came here over a week ago to order 4 burgers and 2 french fries. I had 45 mins before my flight had to depart. Mind u there was nobody in line when I got there. 20 mins later there were 3 people waiting for their orders (3 ppl working the grill and counter). Husband came to get me because our flight was boarding. Took 25mins for my order to come out. The food was ok, fries nothing special. Unless I have 2hours to kill… this place isn’t going to be my food stop.

I don’t know get how anyone can get a burger wrong, but this was probably my first experience with a pretty bad burger. I got the Wild West burger or something, and I thought it was pretty burnt and dry. I dosed my burger with ketchup and bbq sauce for it to be a little better. The onion rings you can totally skip on. Is there a McDonald’s at this airport? Cause if not, they need to bring one in! My goodness!

Mojo was not werking for moi.
So very mediocre. At best.
Disclaimer: no hamburger was ordered. It’s possible that item may be more than just edible. Though other reviews indicate not really. But if what I ate was any indication of quality… ;/​yeah, goood luck.
Though I did not have their namesake burger, this place barely cooks up a passable cafeteria breakfast. Portions are a bit disappointing too.
Toast slices were fine. If they somehow messed up the toast, I would have to take away a star.
Cashier was nice, there were plenty of napkins, plastic cutlery, and seating.
You’d think maybe, maybe, you might get some actual eggs scrambled. But no, it tastes of re-​constituted powdered stuff. On par with dining hall eggs I remember from college. Bleh.
While the jury is still kind of out, I am going to have to no-​jo on da Mojo.

I was hungry while waiting for yet another delayed flight with Southwest so I finally got to try Mojo Burger the jacked-​up-​airport-​pricing way.
Ordered myself the chicken teriyaki sandwich which turned out more decent than I thought. The few things good about my sandwich was the fact that my chicken meat wasn’t dried out, I got a wheat bun and the pineapples in the sandwich was the only thing that gave it flavor.
But, apparently the double meat burger and fries my bf ordered was the worst fast food he’s ever put in his mouth. When he took a bite of that burger, I swear I saw sawdust blowing out of his mouth. And I ate one of his fries. PUKE! Tasted like fake jailhouse-​like potatoes (you’re better off eating plastic fruit).