LottaFrutta

If you’re looking for a healthier option while passing through ATL, this is one of your best bets.

Got a Lotta Mora, which was great, but the service was terrible. I wouldn’t stop at this location again. Waited 10 minutes for a smoothie even though there were only 2 people in line and 5 – 6 people working. The girl ringing me up was super rude and in no hurry to make my drink. I was wondering what was taking so long, when I realized that the cashier was the one that had to make my drink even though she had stopped to have 2 conversations with other employees. It’s a shame, because the original Edgewood location is great!

I was so excited when I found out that there was a Lotta Fruit in the airport. I love the location in midtown and I figured I would feel the same about this location… But, it’s safe to say the lackluster attitude of airport workers is ruining Lotta Fruit’s reputation.
The breakfast sandwich I had here was not worth the $ 5 it cost. It was so sad. I have never been so disappointed in Lotta fruit and I’m use to their prices.

Healthy options in the airport are somewhat limited, but given the parameters, Lotta Frutta is a decent choice. I am sure I will stop in again the next time I am in the Atlanta airport.

Perhaps one of the biggest airport ripoffs. $ 8.00 for a fruit cup. Included 3 large chunks of fruit (be prepared to look foolish trying to bite into the large piece of fruit with your flimsy plastic fork) and then back filled with grapes. Insanely overpriced and the fruit wasn’t even that tasty. The mango in my cup was hard as a rock and tasted like chemicals.
I give two stars because it is a somewhat healthy option, but you’ll pay a price and be left feeling hungry. The smoothy drinks are probably the better choice for value – though still expect that crazy airport pricing.

Really good smoothie (I had Lotta Mora, with pineapple juice)… but really pricey (8.37 final price)

Gotta love LottaFrutta. If you like fresh fruit in a neighborhood local favorite, don’t miss this. Located in the historic 4^th Ward just down Sweet Auburn from the MLK Center and Ebenezer Church, it’s an easy and very scenic walk. The menu is all fresh, organic fare with awesome smoothies, sandwiches and exotic fruit cups (my personal favorite). If I lives in Atlanta, LottaFruta would be my go to spot. Enjoy!

Nice to have a somewhat healthier option in the airport. They have smoothies and egg sandwiches in the morning.
I ordered the Lotta Mora smoothie. You can get it blended with your choice of water, milk, orange juice, or pineapple juice.
It took over 10 plus minutes for them to begin making my drink and they were not busy. They had completely forgotten to make my drink. They served about 6 people that had arrived after me before I spoke up.
The thing I found most disturbing was when the cashier went back into the kitchen area. She did not was her hands and then picked up a small measuring cup and starting wiping it out with a dirty towel that was laying on the counter. There is absolutely nothing sanitary about this operation although it has an A grade from the food inspector.
When my drink was finally complete I was so repulsed by the operation that I could not even think of drinking it. If I could give this place a negative star I would.

I was apprehensive about going here for breakfast while waiting for my flight to board. Boy was I wrong! One of the best breakfast sandwiches I have had in a long time. The bread & sprouts made it! The bread was a coco bread, sweet and soft. You have an option to add sprouts, tomatoes, and pickles to sandwich. I opted for the spouts, while my bf had sprouts and tomatoes. It was a significant size sandwich which left us full and content. I would recommend ordering this!

I love a good fruit parfait! This one has one of the best I’ve had! The service is awesome and the manager is very nice! CSB

For a place that advertises «Gourmet Smoothies», I would give them two thumbs down! At $ 8+ dollars a cup, 10% Fruit, 90% Ice = 0% Flavor. I threw it away after two sips.

I’m a huge, huge fan of Hartsfield-​Jackson International Airport. First, you can fly anywhere in the world non-​stop. Second, it’s laid out in a logical, sequential fashion, even if it is huge. And finally, there are great dining option at each and every terminal (though T may have gotten a little bit of the short end of the stick on that one). On that last one, the recent decision to feature more local Atlanta favorites has really taken the dining options in Hartsfield to the next level. While I was always good with a Popeye’s chicken biscuit before flying, it’s nice to know that now I can also get a piece of cake from Intermezzo, or fried goat cheese balls with honey from Ecco. Or, in the case of this review, a limonatta fruit cup from LottaFrutta.
First things first, it’s definitely not as good as the original location. The fruit is not as consistently awesome, as precisely cut, and you’re likely to find things in your fruit cup NOT listed on the menu (notably grapes in everything). It’s also pricey. So is the original LottaFrutta in my opinion, but $ 10 for a cup of fruit and a bottle of water takes pricey airport food to the next level.
However, it is one of the few truly healthy yet still local options in the airport. I love the limonatta fruit cup that comes doused in lime juice and spicy chile guajillo, adding a not so subtle kick to the fruit. It reminds me vaguely of a chamoyada, and the spiciness makes it addictive.
All in all, a solid addition to the B concourse. But the original location still merits a visit.

Ordered a Dolce Vitta before my flight this morning. What a disappointment. The menu board said it would contain apple, banana, kiwi, mango, melon, orange, pineapple, and watermelon. My parfait contained melon, watermelon, 2 pieces of mango, 1 piece of pineapple and grapes. No apple, no banana, no kiwi, no orange. But 10 grapes, which I know because I had to pick them all out because I don’t like grapes (also since this parfait wasn’t supposed to have them, it was one of the reasons I chose it). Not at all what I ordered and very disappointing.

Wow, actual fresh cut fruit in an airport, that is a miraculous first. All the other food stands must have gotten their fruit cups from the same outside vendor. They all looked tired, sad, and tasteless. I was craving some fresh fruit, and then saw LottaFrutta with people in the back actually chopping up fruit for the next round of fruit cups to go out. I was sold. The fruit was tasty, fresh, and happy.

I love this place! They have a healthy little veggie sandwich that I crave. I stop here anytime I’m in terminal B and you should too. The staff is nice and the line is typically very short.

This was my first time having a LottaFrutta fruit cup. I’ve had their sandwiches before at their main location so I was looking forward to checking this one out in the airport.
I ordered the Dolce Vita fruit cup which has yogurt, honey and granola on it. There’s a decent mix of fruit, but I would’ve liked another piece of apple. There was plenty of mango and papaya, so that was good. The only thing I disliked was that they put way too much honey in it, so if I ever went back, I’d ask for less. Oh, and also, I probably would ask for less kiwi since I don’t like kiwi that much.
I’d be willing to give this place another try the next time in the airport. Maybe another fruit cup or even try their smoothie instead of the ones at Freshens.

I’m a fan of any sort of healthy dining option at an airport, and LorraFrutta meets the criteria for me. It’s a bit pricey, but what isn’t at an airport?
Give this place a try if you’re looking for something and you don’t want the usual dried out, sugar-​drenched pastry.

Having been a fan of the standalone Lotta Frutta in Atlanta from my days as an ATL-​ien, I was excited to see that the owner had opened up an airport outpost of her cool fruit/​smoothie/​healthy snacks concept. Definitely nothing else like it at the airport.
You can choose from a number of different smoothies, as well as some healthier «chip» options such as plantain chips. What they are also known for are their big fruit cups, which are filled to the brim with fresh sliced fruit, and sometimes some granola, or honey, or «crema» (which is a dairy-​free cool whip-​esque topping).
I really wanted the fruit cup that features coconut and a spicy twist from some lime/​chili, but they were out of coconut. I settled for the «Cremolatta,» which was supposed to feature melon, mango, pineapple, and some strawberry, and be topped with the dairy-​free «crema.» I know fruit is expensive, but for almost $ 8, I was hoping for a little more fruit and a little less creamy topping. There was only one chunk of pineapple, the rest was dominated by hard honeydew and red grapes. Most unfortunately, there was some fruit in my fruit cup that was so beyond edible (I think it was mango or canteloupe, the flavor was so off I couldn’t tell), that I couldn’t finish my fruit cup.
I was sad and a little let-​down, because the concept is such a cool one and I know this business has great potential. Plus, the cute umbrellas they pop in the top of their fruit cups bring such happy promises of tasty fruit fulfillment with them.
I have not given up, Lotta Frutta! Next time I’m on B concourse, I will try again,

Really liked the smoothie from here. The plantain chips were great, something you can’t get everywhere. The staff were friendly and the service was super fast. The smoothies are pretty large too, maybe 20 – 24 oz.

Across from B22, LottaFrutta has opened a new outlet. They’re apparently well known in the Atlanta area (I don’t know Atlanta, so I’ve never heard of them) for fresh fruit cups and smoothies.
Rather than hit the fried chicken place or the cheeseburger place or the grilled chicken quesadilla place, I opted to make what I think was a healthier choice. Fruit, yogurt, honey, a sprinkle of granola on top. Delicious.
Only one piece of melon still had rind attached, the rest of the cup was perfect. The fruit wasn’t overripe or mushy at all. Even the banana slice in there wasn’t brown.
Fresh fruit, no grease, no sodium and no fat (or at least whatever little bit was in the yogurt). I’ll do this again!