Uno Espress

I needed substance before the flight home that would last me for 7 hours. Looking at all the surrounding options, I decided for the chicago style deep dish pizza ($ 10).
Substance and food that’ll make me sleepy for the long ride home.
The food was OK. Freshly baked. Not the best tasting pizza, but adequate. The customer service was seriously unprofessional. Granted it’s fast food, but c’mon people — don’t you have manners?
The lady behind the register was a loud mouth and directed people rudely on where to form a line. Well, had it been CLEAR, then customers would know where to line up!

I didn’t have another option since the B gates have all of four places to eat from. Nursing a hangover. The pizza made it worse. :-(

Ugh. Decided to try this place out for breakfast sandwich since I wasn’t feeling like a dunkin donuts. Bad move. The lady at the register definitely wasn’t a happy person which isn’t too surprising for an airport but still.
Ended up having the southern style sausage calzone. Yuck. It borderlined on tasting like cardboard. Apparently when you get it as a calzone vs as a sandwich, it comes with sausage gravy. Didn’t taste it at all. The dough was raw on the inside too. Not soggy, raw. To make things worse, like Unilocaler Casey says– greasy greasy greasy. They put my calzone in a small white paper bag. I had taken a few bites and got into the line for my flight. When I looked down, the bag was already tearing in two places. Huh?! If I hadn’t checked, my calzone would have slid right out. Lovely.

Not bad airport food.
Greasy, greasy, greasy, (did I say greasy?) pizza. I strongly recommend giving yourself time for a bathroom break before boarding if you elect to eat at Uno.

Good breakfast sandwiches, I tried the vegetarian one (eventhough the counter lady watned me ‘it has NO MEATTTT!‘
They were quick and efficient, good for airport food as you run to get on your flight