Guava & Java

While waiting for my delayed connecting flight. At PHL. (Philadelphia international airports) needed a coffee but the guava Java. Said they didn’t have coffee ??? Really ¹⁰⁄₃ at 10 pm airport was busy. ?? How can the coffee place have no coffee. Thank goodness world bean was operating and Monet made me one of the best cappuccino. A major fail Guava Java

Would have been 3 due to there non fresh smoothies however when I gave it back and asked for a sandwich the guy refunded the difference without me asking. Really nice service.
Thank you !!

Friendly employees and they have a great selection of coffee beverages for you to choose from.
I got the espresso macchiato and she pulled the espresso perfectly. It was gorgeous, delicious, and wonderful! She even asked me if it was suited to my liking. I also ordered an Everything Bagel with Chive cream cheese and it was tasty.
I would definitely return for some quick breakfast on the go here! :]

I would make the walk to the other terminal for coffee the lady here is lazy. She said she was brewing fresh coffee only to give me the old coffee like I did not know.

I got the tuna salad sandwich and it was horrible. Fresh squeezed orange juice was really good and that is the only reason I am giving it 3 stars. They say all sandwiches and paninis are fresh but they’re clearly not. Bad customer service. I asked for tuna panini and they guy behind the counter was trying to sneak in a cold sandwich. Glad I checked.

Decent smoothie and supplements to add… everyone ordered fancy breakfast sandwiches. If I ate meat & breads I’d be all over that breakfast cuban.

I really enjoyed their Super Fruit smoothie, found it to be reasonably-​priced for airport fare, and received the most excellent customer service from the adorable, welcoming, genuinely nice register lady. I’ll stop again if ever in Terminal B!

over priced canned guava juice!!!

Running late for my connection I stopped and bought a chicken sandwich and a water. The lettuce was wilted and gross, the cheese dry and hard on the edges and the chicken just did not look right. The whole sandwich seemed old. I have eaten some sketchy stuff while traveling but I threw this in the trash and got something from another vendor.
Following up: I sent the president of Guava and Java an email. They responded quickly and sent a refund and a gift of cookies. Hope the message gets results for fellow travelers.

Powdered smoothies. Nothing fresh.

One of the very few places at Philadelphia International Airport that has a solid breakfast sandwich. I had a ham, egg & cheese with a organic strawberry lemon prepacked drink. The drink was ridiculously sweet, I felt like I was drinking sugar. Maybe I should have went with the coffee instead… My sandwich was good however. I will be back the next time I am traveling early morning and seeking a breakfast option.

These reviews are so harsh based on what I experienced. For me it was a cute little high school girl who took my order and then promptly called it out to an older guy at the blender. Nothing extraordinary, nothing terrible. Must just depend on the day, I guess? I promptly got the correct smoothie and paid airport prices for it. I’d definitely get another one (mango banana strawberry was good) but also won’t be going out of my way or traveling to a different terminal to seek them out. If you’re there, grab one.

I stopped here in Terminal B at Philadelphia International for something for breakfast. I got a muffin for my wife and for myself I ordered a ham with cheese and egg panini.
Both were good. The panini could have been heated just a bit more, but it was OK. Prices were OK for an airport. Who else has a captive audience like that?
If you’re in Terminal B and want some coffee or goodies, stop here. I wish I had gotten my coffee here instead of the burnt tasting stuff I got from another stand that has the double D for it’s name.

This would be a 2-​star if it was located anywhere with better options available, but since it’s in the Philly airport, it’s eking out a 3. Because compared to nothing, or a Snickers bar, or a refrigerated seran-​wrapped «sandwich» that’s mostly bread, this place might qualify as «A-​OK.» (Well, the Snickers is a tough call…)
It’s a coffee counter spot with a case of mediocre-​looking pastries, muffins, sandwiches and what they’re calling paninis. The appeal here for me was that I wanted something hot, and these paninis (which were unlike any paninis I’ve seen before — long and very skinny — but whatevs) can be heated up in their insta-​oven, in the style of Starbucks breakfast sandwiches. I couldn’t find anything else hot around at the odd hour of morning I came through here, so bizarro panini was the winner.
Be forewarned that the structural integrity of these sandwiches is nearly nonexistent, so you’ll want to keep yours wrapped as tightly as possible, take a lot of napkins, and plan on getting a little messy. Taste-​wise, mine was, you know, not objectionable. Okay even. Extremely greasy, but okay.
Anyway, if nothing else is open, this place is a better alternative to places that also sell magazines and fast food options that sound positively nauseating when jet-​lagged in the early morning. (I mean, really, who eats a shitty burger at 5 a.m. when they’re not either still drunk or hung over?)

Okay, easy order … Large coffee no room, chocolate croissant. What she heard (twice) was large cappuccino and a chocolate chip muffin. Third try was the charm. Coffee, according to cup, is La Colombe. That’s a plus since Peets wasn’t open yet. Croissant was old, stale and chewy. Too bad, Au Bön Pain was right behind me, but also closed. I would even have preferred McDonald’s.. . Oh yeah, also closed. I am not a fan of airports.

This place is decently solid. They have good paninis; the mozzarella/​basil/​tomato one may be overpriced but it’s good both cooked and cold and beats most of the food you’ll get on the plane.

I think Stephen must have encountered different employees than I did… the one who «helped» me was beyond miserable. She mumbled everything she said and barely spoke. It was obvious I was bothering her. My whole wheat bagel was really good… I wish they had low-​fat cream cheese in addition to regular, but oh well. The coffee was only okay. I went there because I was so excited to see La Colombe at the airport, but I was disappointed. It was kind of watery… and just particularly good. Oh well — at least it was convenient!

Airport food, not much else to say. However, it is a little better then other options for the morning meal before your flight. Coffee is fine, juice is there, along with fruit and pastries and bottled water.
Prices are a bit high, but not unreasonable for an airport eatery. The guava juice is okay but not as good as Hawaiian Sun.

They have La Colombe coffee which made me really happy when I was waiting for a delayed flight on a Friday afternoon. Unfortunately, they are not so good at making it. It definitely tasted a lot more bitter than my La Colombe in Rittenhouse. Points for effort though.

I grabbed a water and some premade pesto pasta salad here. Not half bad. Healthy airport food is always a plus.