Jet Blue from Logan-What did you bring to eat?

[camdensmom]

We have a 5:30 flight and time is tight preflight (silly me has to work until 3). Just looking for dinner ideas to take on the plane. Did you pack a meal at home or buy something at the airport to eat on board.

Thanks-these are the details that consume me

 

[Boston5602]

Jetblue is in terminal C , here is a list of things there. Most have to go meals to bring on the flight....


Food & Beverage

* Food Court Terminal C - Click for Enlargement/Description Au Bon Pain From its roots in Boston, Au Bon Pain has grown to become one of the leading bakery café chains serving flavorful muffins, croissants, warm focaccia sandwiches, salads and signature soups. Location: Departure Level Food Court, Pre-Security. (617) 567-4139.
* Burger King Famous signature burgers and other great tasting foods cooked over an open fire, along with a full range of beverages. Location: Departure Level Food Court, Pre-Security. (617) 634-6064.
* Burger King Expressway Providing quick service of signature burgers and foods, along with a full range of beverages. Location: Departure Level, Post-Security Gates 11-24.
* Cibo Express A gourmet market serving an exciting array of sandwiches on a variety of delicious breads in addition to salads, wraps, candies, fruit and snacks to satisfy every taste. Two locations: Pier C (JetBlue) by Gates 29 and 30
* Dunkin' Donuts The largest coffee and baked goods chain in the world, serving famous high quality coffees, bagels, donuts and other baked goods. Location: Departure Level Food Court, Pre-Security.
* Dunkin Donuts Express offers a full assortment of their popular coffees and fresh bakery items. Location: Departure level food court, pre-security.
* Greenleaf's Grille Made-to-order grilled sandwiches, salads, wraps, soups, fresh grilled vegetables and more and served in a friendly, clean, well designed environment. Location: Departure Level Post-Security. (617) 567-6336.
* Legal Sea Foods Express Express version of the original, famous Legal Sea Foods, offering a full bar, hearty appetizers and raw bar selection. Location: Departure Level, Food Court, Pre-Security.
* Pizzeria Uno Chicago style deep dish pizza. Located post security between gates D1C – D1E.
* Samuel Adams Pub Specializing in Boston based brews, offering a full bar along with sandwiches, soups, salads, chowders, and chips and soft drinks. Bar, standing, and table seating available Location: Departure Level, Post Security, Beyond Gates 11-24 and 25-36.
* Starbucks Famous, high-quality whole bean coffees, fresh, rich-brewed, Italian style espresso beverages, pastries and confections and coffee-related accessories and equipment. Location: Departure Level, post security, beyond Gates 11-24 and 25-36.
* The Grove Specialty nuts. Location: Departure Level, Post Security, Beyond Gates 11-24 and 25-36.(617) 561-0328
* Treat Street Appetizing treats including soft pretzels, fruit drinks, smoothies, ice-cream and more. Location: Departure Level, Post Security, adjacent to Gate 20.


I never have a problem finding something good to eat.

mmmmmmmm Legal !!!

 

[DisneyFreak43]

Nice list, Boston5602! I just bookmarked it for our next trip- thanks. We usually just pack a couple of sandwiches in a small cooler type lunch bag along with a few snacks, just in case nothing looks good at the airport. Alot of times we are rushing to get to the gate, so that way we know we at least have a little something to tide us over!

 

[maelstrom]

I wouldn't count on being able to bring food from home through security (the TSA apparently can't figure out which foods are liquids and which foods are solid) so I'd plan on purchasing food at the gate.

 

[mommiepoppins]

I wouldn't count on being able to bring food from home through security (the TSA apparently can't figure out which foods are liquids and which foods are solid) so I'd plan on purchasing food at the gate.

Thats what I was thinking.

 

[PatsGirl]

And I'm make darn sure to buy something even if you're not hungry -- don't want to get stuck on the tarmac all night with an empty belly

We (myself, DD9 and her friend, 9, just got back from a NYC trip -- we took a Greyhound from Boston -- trip there good, trip back, well, we never had time to pick up a sandwich before Port Authority and it didn't really matter because we weren't hungry at 3:00 really and we would have at least 30 minutes or so at South Station -- and then we were stuck in traffic for an extra 2 hours and just about missed the last bus from Boston to Cape Cod -- 9 hours later I can tell you we were mighty hungry.

 

[salmoneous]

We have a 5:30 flight and time is tight preflight (silly me has to work until 3). Just looking for dinner ideas to take on the plane. Did you pack a meal at home or buy something at the airport to eat on board.

Thanks-these are the details that consume me

There's a nice meal-to-go stand right by the JetBlue gates in Logan. Nice selection of salads/sandwiches/etc. pre-wrapped for the plane.

 

[goofy4tink]

There's a nice meal-to-go stand right by the JetBlue gates in Logan. Nice selection of salads/sandwiches/etc. pre-wrapped for the plane.

Took the words right out of my mouth!!! I've seen lots of people buying at that stand for later on the plane. I usually just grab a bagel (or two) and a water. There's nothing worse than being seated near someone that is eating something really 'fragrant' and have it turn your stomach...that's happened to me several times, so now i try to be careful what I eat on board.