Purchased a bottle of water for $2.59...gave the clerk $3.00 and was told it was for sales tax???? Who is collecting the difference? Lesson learned: buy the water at Hudson News instead.
Mark P
I picked up from Potbelly before a flight. Service was quick. The sandwich, while a bit expensive, was quite good. This is a fine airport option.
MarkP115
I picked up from Potbelly before a flight. Service was quick. The sandwich, while a bit expensive, was quite good. This is a fine airport option.
WINEandTRAVEL
My ham and cheese sandwich was made very well. Was perfect for my flight. Was plenty of ham... considered double meat but wasn't necessary. Friendly service.
Dalefarkas
The words Good Food and Airport are generally an oxymoron. You can have airport and you can food. But, good airport food is tough to find. The Potbelly Sandwich Shop in Terminal C, at Logan, is an exception. They make excellent sandwiches, a very good Mac & Cheese and nice looking salads ... plus a soup that I can't attest to because I didn't try it. The key is their production technique: 1) A courteous, patient short order cook directly takes your order for the sandwich or your choice. There's no fancy electronics here. You tell him the sandwich or combination you want and he lays out the fixings on an fresh hero roll. 2) The sandwich is placed on a conveyor that takes it through an oven that toasts the bread and heats the meat. 3) You tell a second cook, after the oven, what cold condiments you'd (like lettuce, tomato & mayo) on the sandwich and wraps it. Potbelly has combos that are interesting, too. One is a Choose Two for just over $11. You get a half sandwich (really enough considering their regular sandwich is about 12" long) and then a choice of either their Chicken Pot Pie Soup or Mac & Cheese. For an airport this is a real deal. They provide well designed bags to take your meal onto the plane. What was interesting to me was that everything was thought through at 100%. The Mac & Cheese I had as a side must have been super hot when it was placed in the small container I took on board with me. An hour and a half after I ordered my sandwich & side the Mac & Cheese was still warm as I ate it on my plane. I highly recommend Potbelly (unless you're seriously on a diet.) The have full sized portions, great taste and a very reasonable price.
51ginnyl
Early morning flight, no time for breakfast at home. Discovered Pot Belly while strolling through the terminal looking for food. I had bacon, egg and cheese, my husband had the Mediterranean. Good sandwiches, very reasonably priced for airport food. No long lines, unlike Dunkin and Starbucks.
SUBZEROSKIDD10
*This is the review for the Terminal B location (TripAdvisor wouldn’t let me make a new listing for Terminal B)* I got the upgraded size Italian sandwich, where more meat is added. This was surprisingly large for a little over $10, making it one of the better deals compared to most airport rip-off prices. The shredded lettuce and the tomatoes were fresh, the meat was hearty, and the toasted bread nice and crispy. I would order it again or try another one of Potbelly’s options before or after my next flight from Boston.
A personal favorite
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Purchased a bottle of water for $2.59...gave the clerk $3.00 and was told it was for sales tax???? Who is collecting the difference? Lesson learned: buy the water at Hudson News instead.
I picked up from Potbelly before a flight. Service was quick. The sandwich, while a bit expensive, was quite good. This is a fine airport option.
I picked up from Potbelly before a flight. Service was quick. The sandwich, while a bit expensive, was quite good. This is a fine airport option.
My ham and cheese sandwich was made very well. Was perfect for my flight. Was plenty of ham... considered double meat but wasn't necessary. Friendly service.
The words Good Food and Airport are generally an oxymoron. You can have airport and you can food. But, good airport food is tough to find. The Potbelly Sandwich Shop in Terminal C, at Logan, is an exception. They make excellent sandwiches, a very good Mac & Cheese and nice looking salads ... plus a soup that I can't attest to because I didn't try it. The key is their production technique: 1) A courteous, patient short order cook directly takes your order for the sandwich or your choice. There's no fancy electronics here. You tell him the sandwich or combination you want and he lays out the fixings on an fresh hero roll. 2) The sandwich is placed on a conveyor that takes it through an oven that toasts the bread and heats the meat. 3) You tell a second cook, after the oven, what cold condiments you'd (like lettuce, tomato & mayo) on the sandwich and wraps it. Potbelly has combos that are interesting, too. One is a Choose Two for just over $11. You get a half sandwich (really enough considering their regular sandwich is about 12" long) and then a choice of either their Chicken Pot Pie Soup or Mac & Cheese. For an airport this is a real deal. They provide well designed bags to take your meal onto the plane. What was interesting to me was that everything was thought through at 100%. The Mac & Cheese I had as a side must have been super hot when it was placed in the small container I took on board with me. An hour and a half after I ordered my sandwich & side the Mac & Cheese was still warm as I ate it on my plane. I highly recommend Potbelly (unless you're seriously on a diet.) The have full sized portions, great taste and a very reasonable price.
Early morning flight, no time for breakfast at home. Discovered Pot Belly while strolling through the terminal looking for food. I had bacon, egg and cheese, my husband had the Mediterranean. Good sandwiches, very reasonably priced for airport food. No long lines, unlike Dunkin and Starbucks.
*This is the review for the Terminal B location (TripAdvisor wouldn’t let me make a new listing for Terminal B)* I got the upgraded size Italian sandwich, where more meat is added. This was surprisingly large for a little over $10, making it one of the better deals compared to most airport rip-off prices. The shredded lettuce and the tomatoes were fresh, the meat was hearty, and the toasted bread nice and crispy. I would order it again or try another one of Potbelly’s options before or after my next flight from Boston.
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