Farmer’s Market

I have to agree with the other fellow reviewers in the surprisingly higher than average prices.
I knew that I had to be selective with my choices in what looks like a «farmers market” — in LAX that’s got to mean the equivalent of «over priced» but I still wasn’t prepared for what I found.
$ 8.00 for a tiny yogurt parfait, my usual airport snack at normally ~$ 4ish. So in lieu of a parfait I grabbed two fresh bananas.
But to my horror, they were rung up at $ 2.50 EACH for a single fresh banana.
Sad Face Crying Emoji.
Lastly, I overheard the cashier tell the customer behind me as I walked away that a soy substitute in coffee a cappuccino will cost an additional $ 2.00.
Sad Face Crying Emoji.

If I could give zero, I would. Wanted to get something quick for the flight for the kids. Opted for the cursants (how in the world do you spell that… anyways). Got them put in the bag to eat in the plane. When we opened to eat them 30 minutes later, they were gross, hard and uneatable. I only wish I could get my money back. At $ 4 each, they should melt in the mouth. Horrible!!! Horrible!!! Don’t buy anything but H2O there…

My review is strictly for the blueberry cream cheese croissant. It’s not healthy at all and pricey at $ 4 but cheaper compared to most of the other food offerings. The Marcel counter (across from croissants) will warm it up for you.

Great concept. Terrible service. No one was working the front register so you are left standing at the food counters waiting for the slow as hell staff.

This is an airport terminal fast food joint. It’s expensive as expected. A Greek Salad and OJ set me back $ 19. Outrageous.

Very pricey airport food and drinks, but I like the selection.

Had a quinoa chicken salad. It tasted pretty good, healthiest thing I think I ever ate at the airport that I didn’t bring myself. Prices are ridiculous… not sure if it is because its the airport, or if its LA or if it is just this place. I would probably go back again and get my wallet raped to have a decent meal.

They overcharged my credit card $ 1.00 when I specifically did not add a tip on to my card.
Prices are ridiculous, even for Airport.

This review is for the «Farmer’s Market» in terminal 5. Total price gouging. Should be illegal. Total ripoff. I strolled in here on a Tuesday morning at 5:45am to grab some «healthy» food before my flight to Atlanta. I grabbed a decent looking banana, not knowing that they were going to charge me $ 2.50 for it! Grabbed an apple too, same story. $ 2.50 each, but no signage to be found anywhere.
A 1.5 liter Fiji water was $ 8.00! Again, no prices to be seen anywhere until you check out and realize that you’ve been hosed. That same bottle would be like $ 2.69 at a supermarket. I understand that they probably pay high rent, but does this justify strip club prices for bottled water?
A small coconut water was $ 5.55, and my yogurt parfait was $ 8.00! Factor in a Kind bar for $ 2.99, and my «healthy» breakfast ended up costing me $ 32.20!
Effe this place. Total ripoff shit show. And the coffee (which they forgot to charge me for) was so bad that I threw it in the garbage can after two or three sips.

Just spent $ 28.00 for one sandwich, a naked drink and an ice tea! The sandwich was so horrible I took one bite and tossed it. Don’t waste your money.

Nice options to have in an airport terminal but very pricey for what it is (granted, it’s in an airport). Try to plan ahead and pack your own food.

This place is a decent airport small corner food shop. The prices are definitely airport monopoly but the location is clean and the staff nice. They had a decent selection of actually fresh food and produce. There is nothing else close by that is better. I say try here (or of course LAX could just improve…)

It’s 10:30pm and I’m stuck in this god forsaken terminal for another hour. I won’t get a chance to eat for about 8 more hours so I decided to get some food from the only place open, «Farmers Market.» I just paid $ 12 for a soggy turkey sandwich (just a sandwich!) made with cheap processed food — I thought it would be fresh… it’s a place called «farmers market» for crying out loud.
It’s been over a year since I’ve been there or even thought of it as an option… but…where is McDonalds?

$ 26.55 for a turkey loaf sandwich without advertised goat cheese and. Stain purported to be cranberry. Two waters, one warm, and yoghurt cup. But at least the staff was really cheerful. I suppose they figure you will open the sandwich at 30,000 ft., but this gives airport food a bad name. As if that were a challenge.

not very nice. called me ‘Granny’ when I fumbled with my change.

Awful food at atrocious prices!

There were several of these scattered throughout the terminal. While I do appreciate an effort to provide more fresh food options with fruits and vegetables, I am not pleased with the outrageous prices for the food.
We got a turkey, cranberry and goat cheese sandwich. I absolutely do not appreciate processed turkey in a turkey sandwich. There were several slices of turkey, but it was disappointing when I could have made a sandwich from home with a better selection of deli meat. The cranberry and goat cheese was a slight mixture spread on the bread. I would have appreciated actual cranberries and more of them mixed into this spread. I suppose at least now I will not be curious about the offerings at Farmer’s Market any more. The sandwich was probably worth about $ 3.50, not the $ 12 that we had to pay.
The chicken salad was actually the diamond in the rough. Probably not worth $ 12 either, but much better quality and taste than the sandwich. It is a fresh spinach salad. The spinach really was fresh, not wilted or limp. It came with the usual extras like walnuts and fruit. The dressing was tasty, and we really only used less than half of what was provided to dress the salad. We really were wishing we had purchased two salads instead of the crummy sandwich.
I truly understand the whole supply and demand thing, but it seems rather ridiculous. Sandwich wise, we would have been better off with Subway — and that really is saying a whole lot.

This is not quite a «farmer’s market». They have pre-​packaged sandwiches, wraps, and dipping veggies. They had some other «healthy» snacks and drinks but it’s not quite a produce section nor is it a very lively environment. But I will have to admit that I have traveled through this terminal many times, and I recall a Burger King being there instead so I guess if that is what you must compare it to then it sure is a lot better than that and also a lot healthier!

Located next to Starbucks near gates 46 – 49. A busy area but the line moved quickly so if you’re in a hurry it’s not a bad place to stop.
They have a decent amount of choices including wraps, sandwiches, salads, nuts, fruit, parfaits, chips and a variety of other snacks and beverages.
I got the veggie wrap which was not bad. The tortilla was soft and all of the ingredients inside tasted very fresh. It had hummus, sliced cucumber, roasted red pepper, cheddar cheese & arugula with Caesar dressing in a whole wheat tortilla. It was $ 6.99 ($ 7.62) with tax. Airport prices, typical.