The Original Farmer's Market

The beef empanada from the coffee place is decent, though it’s $9. It’s better than a Dunkin’ Donuts bacon bagel sandwich, which is $7 and dry. The empanada is less filling though. This information suggests that you probably have to spend at least $16 to get decent food at the airport. There isn’t anything that feels remotely like a fair price, except for a $2 donut at Dunkin’. That’s probably the best airport snack deal by far. There’s a place in terminal 6 (you can walk between terminals 4-6 without going back through security, but it’s a hike) that has a chicken teriyaki and rice bowl for about $17. That may be the thing to try next time I arrive too early at the airport.

Had a decent experience. Place was not too crowded. Staff was nice and quick. Being a vegetarian had quite a few options to choose from. But drawback was that most of the items were quite expensive. Had a beagle for $4 and it was good. Didn’t have too many options nearby for a grab and go. So, this was decent enough for me.

Go visit my friend at the bar! He has a great poker face and makes a mean Moscow mule. His name starts with a J. I knew his name but that's how great the mules were! They got fresh made Mexican food and sandwiches. If you purchase drinks and then go ask J to open them for you make sure to tip him, dont be cheap. Yes it pricey. Do you think they will have fresh food where ever you want for cheap. Unless you can find a better option or brought your own buck up. Or starve! ;)

This place stands out among its peers at LAX. Amid terrible customer service, unconscionably outlandish prices, and nary a vegan or vegetarian-friendly option, an $11 meat-free piroshki that comes with a coffee included is a steal. Whereas everywhere else in these dirty, lousy terminals fails to impress, at least Farmers Market has friendly customer service and you can get a quick meal without spending $15 on a slimy and tasteless sandwich.