Berkshire Farms Market

What I like about the Berkshire Market is the quality of the products that is often not found in an airport. I would consider it a little like Whole Foods Market. Organic food options with some eclectic choices. If you are a fan of chocolate, they have Taso stone ground chocolates in a variety of flavor options. The pricing on it is better than Amazon! Try the smoothies, they are good as well.
My new thing this year is to let you know about the quality of the napkin. Nothing is worse than good food with crappy thin napkins.
–Good napkins. Not freely accessible.
What did I learn today? The line for food at 5:10am this morning was long.

I’m not sure why everyone else is shocked that the prices here are higher than normal: you’re not shopping at Safeway or a big-​chain grocery store, and you’re inside of an airport. If you don’t want to pay money for over-​priced snacks or candy bars, then bring some from home. This place has a nice selection of salads, fruit, chocolate, locally sourced products from New England (chocolates, cookies, nuts, maple syrup), smoothies, juices, and coffee.
Yes, it’s kind of like Whole Foods on steroids, but if you don’t want to pay a premium for slightly healthier foods, then you should go to Hudson News for snacks or McDonalds for a breakfast sandwich.
Smoothies were $ 7 – 8, and this was open early; I had a 6 am flight, and this was open by 5:30 am. The service at the counter is a bit slow, and the smoothies take a while to make, so don’t come here if you don’t have a little of extra time to spare.
Not my favorite establishment in the world — there are better food places in other airports — but certainly not bad, and worth another visit next time I’m in the Boston airport.

Berkshire Farms Market is good in that it’s one of the healthier food options at Boston-​Logan, but that isn’t saying much. I grabbed a large pineapple juice here in advance of a recent flight, and found the juice uninspiring and service unbelievably slow. I can’t see myself coming back here again.

Do not come here. Awful pricing and service. I ordered a bagel with cream cheese for $ 3.50, which is already more than it should be. I was then, to my surprise, handed a bagel, a knife and cream cheese. Oh, great, a DIY breakfast! Literally zero effort was put into actually preparing anything. I was just handed ingredients worth at most 50 cents total. Would have taken a minute to actually spread the cream cheese. The whole reason I bought this item is to *save* me time at an airport.
Moreover, as I was waiting for my bagel to be prepared (which literally equates to just taking out a bagel and giving it to me), I saw the manager there preparing a smoothie. He took the blender, which was disgustingly covered with mashed fruit which I wouldn’t want to know how long has been there, and started preparing the smoothie without ever washing it at any point.

I find the Berkshire Farms Market to be one of the best places to buy snacks, food or last-​minute gift-​worthy treats at Logan. You’ll pay for high quality but I appreciate that this vendor offers «speciality» products. Products are nicely displayed and the menu is easy to read and understand.
Their coffee doesn’t disappoint coffee snobs and the breakfast sandwiches are a value for airport food. Bonus; they offer some Iggy’s Bakery products.

The worst service. Being at an airport I would think they would be fast. 15 mins for a latte! Going to Peet’s next time.

What can I say– it’s just another airport food… I had high hopes for this place when I saw the very long check out line, and was quickly disappointment after my first bite of the $ 10 turkey sandwich. The food is just not very good. It’s no different than what I would buy at any of the airport grab and go food stands.
I like the fact they do sell some local favors such as chocolate bars made locally. But man these candy bars are really expensive! I grabbed a few items such as candy, sandwich and drinks (not easy to hold in hands only) and the lady looked at me funny when I said yes for wanting a bag to keep everything…

This place totally cannibalizes its business by making its cashiers also prepare the hot and cold drinks. Imagine a line snaking around the corner in the morning rush, flights are about to board, and a lone woman is both running the till and making lattes, s-​l-​o-​w-​l-​y, Butoh dance slowly, Zen monastery slowly, except this is terminal B at the airport! After waiting in line approximately 15 minutes with barely any movement, I finally had to abandon my packages of food to get to my flight. I watched others peel away too, as it was clear we were not going to be served in the next century. Berkshire Farms, you have a great selection of fresh foods! We want to buy them, even at the airport-​inflated prices. But please give us an efficient way to pay and be on our way!

Expensive food that was mostly inedible. Paid about 34 dollars for a caprese sandwich, «health food» drink, and plum crumb bars. I knew the sandwich had tomatoes and that the ciabatta roll would be soggy 3 hours into my flight, but the roll was much more than soggy, it was soaked to the point of being inedible. The drink tasted like perfume, could not force myself to take more than a sip. Big waste of $ 7.95. The plum crumb bars were the one thing I could eat. They were «ok» but not worth the price of $ 12.95 for 3 small bars.

Traveling to DC this morning on US Air and grab an early breakfast and coffee at Berkshires Farms Market.
I don’t believe the overall rating represents what I experienced this morning. Expectations of a few guest might be a little high for an airport quick service restaurant.
This location has some seating on the side with available power for you to catchup on work.
I grabbed the Steel Cut Oatmeal with walnuts, blackberries, blueberries and honey. The taste was great and the consistency was just right. Always hate this places the serve it so thick and gummy. I also grab a large latte and I have to say it was one of the best I have had in a while.
Concerning some of the rudeness that others mentioned. That is not what I experienced this morning. I had two associates greet me at the same time and as one took my order, the other prepared my coffee.
There are plenty of other food and beverage options. I would stop here again if I travel US Air near gate B19. It’s worth a stop. Make sure you give them a try.

Just adding to the other posts that highlight this place’s mediocrity. You’d hope that although they are located in airport, they’d still try to provide decent service… unfortunately that’s not the case. Being overpriced is expected given its location but I firmly believe that any establishment would at least attempt to cater to the customers. The staff isn’t even remotely friendly nor acts with the slightest bit of urgency (everyone is moving at a slow pace and even slower when it is busy). The food, as many of the other reviews here have pointed out, is average at best. I saw them refuse to serve a woman breakfast at 10:35 since they «promptly stop serving at 10:30am». Glad to know that the staff becomes physically unable to make breakfast sandwiches five minutes past their established breakfast time – then again, I’m not that surprised. To be frank, you’d be better off going to the food court then getting anything from this subpar «market».

This is a spot that looks high quality it serves overpriced supermarket type fare. There is nothing fresh, local, or even tasty about this place. Bait and switch.

Seriously impressive spot, given that it’s in an airport! If Berkshire Farms Market existed outside of Logan, I’d definitely be a patron. The pre-​made foods all looked incredible as did the breakfast sandwiches and bakery items. I love the whole concept.

Good selection of Grab n go except that you can grab but takes forever to go. So poorly managed. Today had 4 staff milling about with a line of patrons 7 deep. Yes they have 3 registers but only 1 person cashing out AND they were filling drink orders too. 20 minutes to grab n go a wrapped sandwich and water. Not cheap either.

Pretty horrible. I ordered an egg and cheese on a bagel and watched the cashier take a precooked egg out of a little cooler and put it and some cheese on a bagel and into a little oven. It’s not too good. I guess the title Berkshire Farms Market made me think I would least getting a freshly cooked egg. I should’ve gone to Mcdonalds.

Three stars for the mega-​tart, but otherwise satisfying $ 6 smoothie. I could tell you it had berries and yogurt and maybe some other stuff that TV tells me I need. Or I could skip to the five-​star reason you should pop in this Term B-​expansion newbie: the selection of local, artisan goods!
Spotted on the shelves: Corn & Co, Apotheker’s Chocolate, EH Chocolatier, Taza (I sense a trend), The South End Buttery, Melita Fiore of Salem, Iggy’s, Q’s Nuts, Katalyst Kombucha… Oh man, I want to go back and buy a ticket to Buffalo. It’d be cheaper than the gas money to cruise around to each of these shops.
With what’s available in Logan, the selection of pre-​made sandwiches, salads and other go friendly fare may seem a bit steep, but you’d be a fool to opt for a cheaper Double QP with Cheese over locally sourced fodder that won’t disrupt your aisle mates’ flight, if y’know what I mean.
Did I mention Corn & Co? Whee!

Grab and go options at airports are overpriced (always) and greasy (usually) so it was nice to find this place. I grabbed the OVEN ROASTED TURKEY from the On The Fly case. It was a sandwich of turkey, bacon, avocado, gouda cheese, tomatoes and arugula on multigrain bread. It was decent but I don’t think mine had avocado. I also snagged an APRICOT OAT BAR from the case and that was pretty good.
Again, among the limited offerings here, it’s not bad for healthier options.

Looking for someplace to get a pastry, a bottle of juice, and a coffee in terminal B, I stopped at Berkshire Farms Market out of curiosity, having walked past a Peet’s and with more of the terminal to explore. It’s got a nice open layout, with some expensive high-​end foodie gifts/​souvenirs like maple syrup and fudge. I thought it was interesting that they sell lobster rolls so one could just grab one while heading to a gate. The food prices seem typical for the airport. While the fancy soda selection is great, they all come in glass bottles which I do not want to take on the plane, and the bottled juice selection is lacking.
Unfortunately they were unable to make me a mocha, so I got a latte which I do not recommend. The foam has large bubbles, no microfoam, and the coffee itself is blisteringly hot with no distinguishable flavor other than «burnt.» I’m tempted to toss it and head over to Peet’s.
The chocolate croissant is from Iggy’s and is suitably tasty, though it’s been sitting out a while and is soft instead of crispy. Still, it is quite tasty.

If you want a nice $ 10 sandwich, with tons of bread, and sort of cold, this is where you come! But in all reality, they beat every other grab and go airport option. It’s healthy, good and fast. Yes it’s pricey, but airport food (and $ 3 water) always is.
The sandwiches don’t have caloric information on them, and I really wish they did.

Not sure if it was new opening kinks that have been worked out, but my experience was MUCH better than the previous reviews. I travel frequently and have sadly become a connoisseur of airport cuisine.
This place was such a welcome change from the regular grab and go. They had high end freshly made (they were dated) sandwiches and salads ready to roll. And I’m not talking some ham and cheese slopped on a soggy roll. They had lobster rolls and vegetarian wraps that looked full of ingredients. Lots of beverage options including fresh squeezed juice and whole fruit smoothies. Admittedly I passed on these items but saw several other patrons order them and they looked tasty.
I grabbed a house made hummus cup with veggies and a bag of popcorn that was apparently from a local producer. Both were delicious. What won my heart was their amazing coffee! Fresh, aromatic, strong, perfect temp. The brand they serve is Equator. If I had more time I would have ordered a pour over which they surprisingly offer.
In addition to the better than usual grab and go fare, they also sold lots of unique items like jams, chocolates, cook books and even soap which were all artisan and attractively packaged. These would make great gifts. Better than an I heart Bean Town Tshirt
Prices were normal for the airport and not too bad considering it isn’t a 3 day old cellophane wrapped sandwich you’re getting, but something restaurant worthy.
It was very busy so of course the staff seemed a little flustered, but they were super friendly and greeted me with a smile even though several people in line were unfriendly to them (as if it was the employees fault the place was packed and there was a small wait to be ring up. It’s the airport people!!! Everyone has somewhere to go not just you!
I will definitely be back to this place and wish it was MUCH bigger to better serve the cranky passengers (which I try not to be but don’t always succeed)