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The Unusual Times

1.8 (167 reviews)
ModeratePubs, British

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Wine $14
Harriet M.

Not even for no cost should you come to this restaurant ( which is why I came a voucher from la Compagnie) they need to find other restaurants this one is not up to par with your business. Class ) it is over priced. The food is the worst. The presentation is the worst the server was not good. I am not a happy customer and they could care less.

Sad chicken tenders
Michelle K.

Don't be like me and read the reviews AFTER sitting down. My flight was delayed like many others, so this was the only option. I saw quite a few people already seated so I thought this won't be too bad, but it was real bad. My partner and I both got the chicken tenders and at the whacked up price of 16 bucks, we got 4 small tenders and a side of overcooked chips on a paper plate. The chicken was super dry and the chips were salty. The only decent thing on that plate was the mustard and it wasn't even from them. Anyways I snuck a peak at what other people got and it was mainly beer. One lady got a Cobb salad and it looked pretty sad so don't get that either. However, the service was great.

They close before all the flights leave.
Shari W.

I wish I'd read the reviews before I sat down here. Stay away! Once you come through security you have very limited choices in terminal B. Bring food with you. If you must buy food in the airport the grab and go has far better selections than the actual sit down dining. After attempting to eat in this place I went to the grab and go and bought 2 plain hard boiled eggs for $2.49 the biggest protein boost and a bargain compared to what is available sitting down in this place. Seriously. My husband who never ever ever returns food and is always extremely respectful of restaurant wait staff, having grown up in a restaurant owned by his parents, for the first time ever, and we've been married for 38 years, told the waiter that his sandwich was completely inedible. To the waiters credit, he remade the sandwich on some fresh bread, leading you to question why he served him a sandwich on old bread. In the end the waiter was kind and the sandwich was edible, but truly that's the only good thing he could say about it. I had the cobb salad without the bacon and basically what I got was some chopped up romaine lettuce on a paper plate with a few tiny cubes of cucumber and red onion, and what amounted to approximately half a hard boiled egg, and a pouch of ranch dressing. Now here's the really really shocking part, it cost $23. Just don't.

One of the Worst possible grilled chicken sandwich ($19.99) I had in my travel life :(

Worst food mediocre service close to the gate Will never go again and don't recommend anyone to go.

Sausage egg and cheese
Ophelia A.

I got the sausage egg and cheese sandwich with the side of potatoes and it was wonderful!! It was about 5 am when I sat down and the foos was really delicious. They had hot sauce available at the table so I was set. I mean yeah the price was a lot, that's just the way of the air. It filled up pretty quickly, man I really would come back again for another. Also the fact that they use paper plates is pretty amazing!! Thank you I won't fly hungry.

Spinach Dip
Trevor P.

This nastiness could not be any further from the description. They literally took a bowl of frozen spinach dip, microwaved it, and charged me $13 for it. I'm going to need to wash the taste out of my mouth after this. My stomach is in for an unusual time. I also ordered the basil flatbread. That didn't even deserve a picture. The basil was absent, and they literally microwaved cheap marinara sauce sloppily topped on naan bread. Avoid this place at all costs!

Burnt cheese pizza
Tiffany A.

The only reason I came here to eat is because my flight was delayed 3 hrs and the only other option is to eat refrigerated sandwiches. The place was packed and it took forever for a server to seat me (at a dirty table.) my server was very nice but very busy so he was unable to check in to see if I needed anything. I ordered just a cheese pizza and it was nasty. It was burnt and tasted like it was frozen pizza because the crust was soggy. I would not come back to this restaurant. Food and service sucked. The only reason I'm giving a 2 is because there's a good drinking menu and my server was nice.

Troy E.

Basically what you would expect for airport food. Edible, but not good food. Reasonably quick for slapping two pieces of bread on sandwich meat. The one good thing is that it's right next to the Porter Airlines gate so you can keep an eye on your boarding progress.

BLT with chips - notice how you can't see anything peeking out from under the bread

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Rude staff. Stay clear. Food was mediocre. Expensive. The server and cook is rude. Just stay clear

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