Cosi

Healthy options at the airport are limited. Cosi provides healthy soups and salads to help the health conscious weary traveller. The salads are a great option for low carb and paleo siet observera.

I always come here for food when I wait in Terminal E.
Their service is relatively fast, and the flatbread is very tasty. Their soups come with a side of flatbread, and their sandwiches come with a side of carrots or potato chips. They’re not as good as a non-​airport Cosi, but still the healthiest-​feeling food around Terminal E.

What a pleasant surprise in Terminal E! With such a limited number of options in this terminal I’m happy Cosi is here. I’ve always been a fan of their other locations (not so much their coffee). Their food is freshly prepared (especially their bread) and delicious, and their airport pricing won’t bankrupt you. It’s also a fairly healthy place to eat while traveling.
I had the Cosi BLT and it was delicious! I guess I came at a time when fewer people were flying because I was able to order and get out within 5 minutes.

This was our last meal in Boston. Yes it is located in the airport. We actually wanted dunkin donuts, but their hot chocolate machine was broken. So we opted to give Cosi a try. We did their soup and sandwich combo. My club sandwich came on their signature bread. Which was dry and hard. Overall, the sandwich was very bland. Their soup was very «healthy» tasting. Neither my gf and I were impressed. But I guess that is what you get at the airport.

So much for Logan’s professed «Airport food at Mall prices» initiative: $ 2.34 for a small bottle of water? Also, what’s with the bias against diet soda here? I travel through here a lot, and they are always fully stocked with full calorie sodas, and almost always empty of any diet variety.

I’m a Cosi fan in general, so it was a nice surprise to see a location in Terminal E (FYI, it’s down at the Southwest gates, not in the international section). I like that they post calorie counts, and that you can have carrots instead of chips.
Because its in the airport, they don’t have the big ovens of freestanding locations but the bread is still good. My sandwich was relatively healthy and was reasonably priced at about $ 7 (which includes carrots or chips).
Service here can be sllloooooowwwww though…

I am a fan of Cosi, having lived near one a few years back. I recently ate at this Cosi twice, and neither time was particularly fun.
The first time was just after a morning flight, around 11am. I ordered the Tandoori Chicken Sandwich, a favorite of mine. The employee who made it barely acknowledged me, and seemed more interested in scamming on the woman behind me in line than making my sandwich. It was tasty enough because it’s fairly foolproof to make, but it was cold, and I was not asked if I’d prefer it heated.
The second time, I attempted to order a BBQ chicken flatbread, but the employee (a different one) told me no. Well, her exact words were «no box,» and she then turned away indifferently as if that were the end of our exchange. I asked if they could put the flatbread on a plate or a napkin, and they said no. The manager then stepped in and asked, «what, you want to eat it here?» and I pointed just outside to the food court tables and said, «yes, I’ll eat it over there.» He just shook his head and walked away. I managed to order a sandwich, which was fine, and I’m pretty sure nobody spat in it.
In general, the food at Cosi is great, although a bit overpriced. However, the service at this particular Cosi was pretty miserable both times I visited. Both visits were only separated by about a week. But I suppose you can’t expect much more from an airport.

Got the ½ signature salad and half sandwich for lunch in Terminal B. Best airport lunch I’ve ever eaten! The salad had dried cranberries, pumpkin seeds, goat cheese. It was so large I have to save the sandwich for later! What a delicious meal for less than $ 10

Latte was way too hot and I like them hot. Twenty minutes before I could drink it and it tastes like crap.

My last dinner was settled here. I think it was a little pricey, compared to food sold in other places.
but I think that was the only place suitable for me to get my dinner, since I just wanna sth light. So I ordered their signature salad. It was good, coming in a big bowl. Took me a while to finish.
It’s an ok place to just get a bite of food.

Banana yogurt cup was so delicious but had to throw up at JFK as soon as I landed. Could have been luck of the draw but I won’t return.

I had the usual Bacon, Turkey, Cheddar — decent, not great– and tried the Tomato Aurora soup — ITS GREAT but very small… a bit expensive for what you get… but its the only place I will eat in Terminal B food court…
Sand, cosi 3 7.79
Gatorade 2.19
Soup, SD Tomato Aurora 2.10
Total — $ 13.02

My wife and I were waiting for a flight to Los Angeles in Terminal B and decided to give this Cosi a shot thinking it would be better than the other ones, man was I mistaken we waited for over 10 mins for two sandwiches which was odd because they had fresh bread the people working were just beyond incompetent, I thought the Cosi standard was 90 seconds if it took 10 mins in the precious Financial District stores they would be out of business

I’m a huge fan of Cosi back home in Chicago — it’s quick, healthy, and delicious. Cosi isn’t known for being cheap, but you pay for the quality and that’s why it always tastes so good. I could eat the bread alone for days.
As usual, I ordered the Asian Chicken salad with low-​fat ginger soy dressing, and it came out just like it would in Chicago. Prices weren’t that much more than downtown Chicago, plus you’re in an airport, so quit your whining and go to McDs.
Me and my coworker were truly surprised that such a quality chain would be in an airport. (We come from Chicago, where the best you can usually find is a Potbellys @ Midway.) It was a perfect end to a good business trip in Boston.
Thanks Cosi! Please come to Midway and O’Hare!

I didn’t want fast food, so I wandered around until I found this place. Yummy, but expensive.

I’ve got to give props where they’re due. I was in a hurry to get a bite to eat before my flight back to San Francisco yesterday, and happened upon Cosi in Boston Logan airport. I’d heard of them before, a few years ago, in Philadelphia, and vaguely remembered them being OK. I decided to give their Veggie Muffaletta a try (having never heard of a Muffaletta before). I must say, I was pleasantly surprised: great bread, crispy, nice filling, not overloaded with cheese (as many American sandwiches are) or mushrooms. Nice addition of the jalapenos (I think they call ‘em «banana peppers». I just call ‘em jalapenos. Sure TASTES like a jalapeño to me). My only complaint was that the sandwich was a bit wet by the time I could finally get around to eating it (an hour or so later). And it wasn’t perspiration from the warm sandwich having been wrapped up for so long. It was wet with what appeared to be too much olive oil. Still, this did not take away from the crispiness of the bread in any way. It was just a bit messy to the touch at first. The sandwich was a really good size & delicious (if a bit expensive. Nearly $ 8 for a take-​away sandwich). If we had Cosi in San Francisco, I would definitely check them out more often.