Pricey place, the pre-made food/wraps are decent but there are much better options at the airport.

Had bacon egg cheese sandwich and Napa Greek yogurt parfait.Food was fine.Check your order and keep your receipt. They screwed up my order twice, as well as for the people in front and behind me.

Rating because I dont think this place deserves a 2.9, not that that will affect their bottom line much anyways because its one of the only options at the terminal. However, at least for the coffee shop, I enjoyed my experience and had a really delicious iced chai latte with an added shot of espresso. I also had the yogurt and granola from the area in the back and it was nothing to write home about and rather pricey so I think that is where most of the bad reviews come from.

I usually don’t give low rating to any place, but this one deserves it. First of all that lady working there charged me extra money for the food I order. When I told her they have charged me extra by mistake. She said sorry we will refund the amount. I had a flight in 30 minutes to take due to which I didn’t check my bank statement, now I see she haven’t refunded me. Be careful make sure to check your receipt after purchase, them seems to be charging extra for free. I should have kept the receipt so I could even upload here with the cashier name. Will never go there worst place.

Great selection of food items before you take a flight. Sure, its expensive, but its high quality ingredients in an airport. I love the salads and the coffee is always solid. The oatmeal is really good, as is the yogurt bar in the morning. I havent really tried this sandwiches or any of the entrees but I do enjoy the breakfast.

Quite expensive place. The premade sets of food (cheese, humus, etc...) are fairly good, as their sandwiches. Pizza are not worth the price, service is more than slow, pizzas are not tasty and the crust is not well cooked: Pizza spend too much time in an oven which is not hot enough. Coffees are good.

Taste was good,. But the crust was too thin..

Got a premade turkey sandwich. Bread was really stale

Dont get the fresh yogurt with fruits. It blows a$$. None of the fruits had even a hint of sweetness.

The staff us amazing and food is really fresh niceI love their water bottle conceptRather we throw them after drinking we can reuse ♻️ like regular bottles

Very good quality airport supermarket. There are pizzas, bagels, yogurts, beverages, coffee, chocolate, skin care products and much more. All domestic produce. And delicious cupcakes! They are the best I have ever tried.

Quite expensive for a salad and hot chocolate. Hot chocolate burned my tongue.

Overpriced. Decent food options. Mac and cheese was pretty good. Good location within the SF airport.

Drop some serious coin on this gourmet market, and cafe, and walk away with everything from alcohol, bread, cheeses, chocolates, gifts, juices, fancy Italian ham (forgot how to spell it), salami, pickles, and so forth. $$$ out of $$$$$. I would recommend this place.

Says vegan options on the sign, but the vegan options are... Basically just oatmeal. Very disappointing. Prices are what youd expect for SFO, i.e. unbelievable for anywhere else.

Love this shop. Part coffee shop at the front. Full-service bar in the middle and deli & sandwiches made fresh at the back of the shop.Had an awesome #vegan pre-flight meal of a toasted tempeh sandwich with roasted peppers on tasty bread.At the bar I had my last awesome California craft beer before my flight from their bar - fraught beers served all day. The one I had was local from Walnut Creek from the company #calicraft called ‘The City’. The staff are so helpful and friendly, made my last hours in San Francisco so much better.In terms of sustainability, l am enjoying San Francisco airport’s fantastic #SFO new #sustainability policies of no plastic bags and no plastic water bottles. This shop staff say they have been using paper bags for years and the large plastic bottles still available are being phased out. Apparently a lot of people have been complaining about the policies, but I applaud them!

I was pleasantly surprised to find an Equator Coffee in the airport! Although the service could be improved a bit, the single origin natural coffee hit the spot! I definitely recommend at least the coffee here for anyone looking for a better cup.

Worst service. Egg was cold, paper left on the cheese! Over priced 35 Canadian for a sandwich and two coffees. Super rude, honestly the worst experience.

Airports these days have everything. Why even shop anywhere else when youre traveling? Wine, chocolates, cheese. They have Cowgirl Creamery.A nice little cafe to eat in while you wait to board your flight and also shop like a tourist.

Nice place and very clean. Staffs very friendly. You can buy bagels, hot sandwiches, salads, drinks and many others things before your departure. Prices are high same like others airport.

One of the better airport food and beverage places I have been to. Good variety on the food menu, more choices than the usual burger/club sandwich etc you will find at airports. They even have some pretty healthy options on the menu. Good wine, beer and drinks selection. One TV screen with sports at the bar. Friendly staff, quick service. Definitely the best option if youre looking to grab a quick bite / drink in the international terminal.

Very good, fresh food at prices typical for an airport.

This is my go to place for food at SFO. Great fresh food with great ingredients. Overpriced but it is SFO. The parfaits are great breakfast and the pizza are amazing.

Got sick after eating from this place. The croissants we purchased were stale.

We loved our lunch here -- most airport options are expensive, and this one isnt exactly budget, but they serve delicious quality food, including Acme sourdough bread and tasty coffee drinks. We had the soup in sourdough boule along with a sandwich, and it was all great. I really enjoyed the break before catching our flight, as part of a generally more humane than usual experience in SFO compared to other airports.

I tried a croissant and a blueberry crumb muffin and was not impressed at all - in fact completely disappointed at how bad/stale and bland they tasted. I also tried their bottled Napa water in refillable aluminum bottles, but the water tasted unbelievably flat - I almost donated it to plant life in the street it tasted so undrinkable. And yet everything was so expensive!! Pleasant customer service and shopping area, but will never again shop at this store.

Amazing sandwiches and beer

Very nice food and pretty OK prices for an airport restaurant. Lots of healthy food options and very friendly staff. We visited on a pretty busy day but the queues moved fast and food was fresh. None of the bad experiences we read about below. Maybe under new management?

One of the worst bagels I’ve ever eaten, and it was 7 bucks. It was so incredibly chewy that my jaw was strained for hours after eating. Some parts of the bagel were also hard as a rock? I don’t know how they made this bagel but I advise to not get it

Glad to be able to get a salad! And a burrito bowl. Not cheap, but at least youre getting real food.

Always got your order wrong

This place is a case study in airport price gouging. $6 for a bottle.of kombucha? Come on.

Nice coffee, decent sandwiches, reasonable prices (4/5 green stars).Just past security at SFO for the international departure gates, Napa Farms bar and café is a fairly good option for a coffee and sandwich (or a local beer or wine). I had a 12 oz. latte ($3.80) and an egg and cheese ciabatta ($7.95) which they heated up in a toaster oven. Many sandwiches were packed in plastic boxes, which irks me, but the ciabatta rolls had no packaging and were served in a small recycled paper bag. The latte was pretty good – the foam was just alright but the coffee itself was tasty. The ciabatta bread was great – crusty and fresh – while the egg/cheese filling was fine but could have done with more seasoning and perhaps some herbs. Staff members were friendly and remembered that I didn’t want a lid on the coffee, so bonus points there!I’m giving them 4/5 “green stars” for social and environmental impact. First, the things they need to improve: those plastic sandwich boxes should be done away with and replaced with paper bags. Their beer is served in plastic glasses. For my sandwich, they listed the eggs as cage-free but that term doesn’t really ensure that the hens have a nice spacious outdoor life. It’s better than nothing, but I’d prefer if they used pasture-raised eggs. On the positive side, their coffee (listed as organic and Fair Trade on their menu) is from Equator coffee, which was the first US coffee roaster to be certified as a B Corporation. Equator also has a lot of social programs to fund positive changes in their coffee sourcing regions, and it’s cool that their employee retirement plan includes a socially-responsible investing option. The café’s wine and beer selection appeared to be mostly local and most of their food is also locally sourced. I believe my ciabatta role was made by Acme, one of the best and most responsible bakeries in the bay area. Most of their suppliers have some positive social or environmental aspects, for example, Tyler Florence Fresh, Kara’s Cupcakes, and the Cowgirl Creamery.

Now, normally I wouldnt write a review for an airport restaurant/market because that is typically weird AF. However, this place was most impressive! It is basically like a big fresh market where they have all of these high quality food products, from hot food to bakery items and coffee. Theres a cheese section and all sorts of juices and other drinks.This is truly a game changer for airport food. Other places should follow their lead.

Visited this morning for a quick breakfast, big mistake. Long lines, no espresso options, and one of the employees was doing almost all the work. Several were standing around discussing break plans with a huge line. Took 20 mins to order one breakfast sandwich, arrived cold and without bacon. Wouldnt recommend as there are other great options in the terminal.

Unfortunately while the place is well stocked for shopping one particular staff manning the coffee station was particularly unhelpful. He avoided eye contact so as to avoid taking questions and when he finally acknowledged me, he didn’t even wait to hear my question, I.e. is there a basket so I can take all the merchandise including wine in one go to the check out line, and instead impatiently and rather impersonally said that you have to go in line over there. In all, great selection of goods, but perhaps underpaid and overworked staff. The wine bar was extremely helpful so opted to get more wine instead of the other merchandise.

The food while traveling is not usually very good. I was excited to see your farm market opposite my gate at Logan. Fresh healthy food!! Wow !! I got your Kale SpinachQuinoa salad. It was delicious. Thanks so much for a healthy offering

Its a cool place that serves fresh food plus some local specialities but forget the coffee and go somewhere else instead for it. My latte was piping hot I thought I was drinking curd. No coffee culture here. And bare in mind prices. A BLT sandwich, tho dry chicken, 14 dollars and a coffee plus a cinnamon roll nearly 10. Nut prices

Clam chowder is a joke. It’s basically potato soup. The vegan caesar isn’t bad, but it’s way more calories than a regular caesar and terribly overpriced.

One of their employees, Bob, is awesome. Always has a smile on this face and quick to help. Thanks Bob!

“Kale” Caesar salad$14Croutons were touching the lettuce because they were not in a separate bag. As a result, they were soft instead of crunchy, and left crumbs, which was undesirable for a person with Celiac or gluten allergy.3 small slices of chicken breast were bland and flavorless.Some lettuce was wilted and had started to turn black in the creasesVery little kaleNot tasty at allDon’t buy this pricey salad unless you have no other optionsAttractive looking place with many bottled beverages, friendly cashier, and upbeat music

Horrible experience. Pre-made sandwich was terrible, they warmed it up but it was still cold. Didnt have half the stuff on it that was described in the menu. And halfway through had a bite that almost broke my tooth, either bone or a small rock. Dont go here. Wouldve gone to get my money back but had a flight to catch

No logistics, ok food.#1 wait in line for bagel, but not where it says order here on the bagel counter#2 pick up bagel#3 go walk around to pick up coffee elsewhere, because why not#4 if you order it yourself, dont you dare sit at the bar table despite it being INSIDE the same store and having the same menu, because they will tell you to get off.. to sit there you have or order that same thing for the same price from the bartender/server#5 wonder why the heck you are giving them your money and vow to never come back.Place stays in business because they dont rely on repeat customers.Food was ok, but not like the display plates.Average rating is well deserved.

Forgot about my pizza order and made almost zero effort to make it up. Anywhere else this is probably just a minor thing but at an Airport time to eat is pretty valuable.

Nice market n eatery in the airport, especially before 13hr-flight, having some organic salad, hot velvety soup, n a glass of Chardonnay.Also enjoy shopping Farm’s jams n sauce. The only thing I want to complain is the green bean, it’s over-cooked n the fiber should be cut off.

I cant believe it. I fly in and out of the SFO international terminal at least 7 times a month. Every time I fly in at night I go to the counter and try to order a coffee and the cashiers tell me the expresso machine is cleaned and closed down for the night. The most recent time however, it was just before 10:30 pm !! and they close at 11!!!! the other times they always tell me its closed at 10:45 or shortly after 10:45 but before 10:30 pm is ridiculous I had a bunch of other items like a salad, sandwich, juice and water bottle ready for purchase but then the cashier told me they were closed I told them to forget everything

Food was good, drinks were great, the staff was epic, super friendly.

The staff were really friendly and pleasant, but the prices are a little bit silly. I know its an airport, but it still feels ridiculous.

Great food and wine, had a Napa style picnic on the plane with food from here, would use again

Great salads...unfortunately the dark skinned girl at the cashier likes to make fun out of customers...with the supervisor behind her saying nothing...very sad

Great place for a quick bite to grab. They have sandwiches they will warm up, pizza by the slice, soup, salads, and many more items. In the morning they have breakfast sandwiches with egg. It being in the airport should speak for its higher prices. Napa Farms is probably the best spot in SFO Terminal two.

Flat crust pizza made right in front of you cant be beat. Good size portion and prices between $11-$13. Definitely the best value for a good, fresh meal at the airport. Plus the bar is very welcoming.

The roast was horrible. Sweet potatoes - undercooked. Salad - mising dressing, seller - aggressive. 1 star.

Coffe is good. Humus plate was nice and they have a variaty of food.

Do not stop here. Unless you want to be shuffled from one line to another as each counter is independent of the others. Want a breakfast sandwich or salad and a bagel? That’s too lines to wait in. Want coffee? Pay where you ordered the bagel but go to the coffee kiosk and wait for the one over worked barista to make 10 other specialty coffees before he can pour you a simple cup of coffee. I’ve never seen anything organized so poorly.

Farm to flight. Surprisingly good food at an airport market. Maybe the best bagel Ive had, even. Got the BLTBagel - was highly tasty (good bread, good bacon, good tomato-chili spread, good temp).Lady at the front was a little grumpy but I guess it was 6am

Decent food but not a lot of vegan options. Reason for the 1 star was we encountered the rudest male bar server at the location at the International Terminal. Scolded my family with young children for attempting to sit at the bar to eat due to lack of seating. The male bar worker yelled you cant sit there and then sarcastically added its a bar. Its illegal, I dont care if you spent a million dollars here There are nicer ways to say things. Kind of a no brainer when you are in customer service, but this dude was borderline hostile.

What a cool concept for a airport. Napa Farms is a Market, Bar/wine bar, wine store, restaurant, speciality goods, cafe, and bakery. You can pick up some snacks or fresh bread for dinner on your way home. You can get a great quick meal (hot plates, sandwiches, pizza, salads). You can get some awesome locally made items (think gifts for your Airbnb host or partner). Or buy a great bottle of wine.If nothing else come here to check out the interesting items.Seating is limited.

Bad service, the hot chocolate even after asking for more cacao it taste like milk.Expensive.

Ordered the bacon egg cheese bagel. The eggs were cold. But the bacon was really good. It was also very hot on the outside makes me think they microwave the bagel and eggs and cook the bacon separately

Nice selection of pantry foods and great wine. I usually pick up a good bottle on my way out. But like all airport shops, enormously overpriced.

We were thankful for the gluten free options here- including wood fired pizza. Lots of beverages to choose from. It was expensive and the food was ok. The kids were happy and really excited about GF cookies and cupcakes. On the upside, we didnt get glutened.

This would be 0 stars if that was possible. I found a feather in my salad. They gave me a refund but that was it. Completely unacceptable to have a feather in a salad or any food item. So disgusting I almost barfed. They also offered another salad but I was definitely not going to eat any thing else at this establishment.

Complete chaos at the checkout at the airport - nice 10 minute wait (literally) in line while trying to get a flight at 5 pm. Couple that with the 2% employee surcharge on all purchases and the request for an additional tip on top of that and youve got a perfect recipe for wont be back.

Great place to get healthy & tasty food options at SFO Terminal 2 which currently has American Airlines and Virgin America. They have fresh & packaged food options as well. Plenty of sodas, juices, and vegan/vegetarian options. The food options are creative & not just your usual chain & mega processed foods.

I love flying via SFO T2 and one of the reasons is because of Napa Farms Market. This place is pricey but offers great quality food.I usually grab something here to bring on my fights. My favorites are:+ Coffee and chocolate croissant+ Roasted pork shoulder with seasonal root veggies and mac & cheese+ Karas cupcakesNote: Youll never have to eat plane food...and everyone will ask where you got your food. :)

Its mostly over crowded and pricy. The coffee is ok but the pastries dont taste much fresh.

Ok sandwiches, ok soups. Products in coolers have no price on them - neither per pound, not per unit. Salami, cheeses, parfait, cooked drinks - you have to ask individually. Simple reason - prices are high. A 236ml (whatta precision) mango lassi is $5.75. That is $1.30 more expensive at the time than in the SF downtown.

Avoid their pizzas. It tastes like cardbox it is packed into, with absolutely awful fake cheese. Its better to loose these $12 bucks instead. Stay away.

I get it, its Christmas day and its a holiday... But still very surprised that almost all restaurants were closed at this international airport. Napa Farms Market was legitimately one of the three only places that was still open and it was only 7:30PM at night.We came here to grab dinner before our flight on Christmas day 2017 because it was one of the healthier options, we ordered a chicken tortilla soup (asked for just the soup and they obliged, $6.50 for a small), spinach lettuce wrap ($9.95) and the Butcher Block pizza ($12.95). Boyfriend enjoyed their fresh made pizza which was really cool since when you think about airport food fresh isnt exactly part of the terminology. Loved all the different meats like chorizo, salami, and pancetta on it. The wrap wasnt the best, it had these weird cherries in it that I didnt like, even taking them out it left a very strange sour sweetness in the wrap. The wrap was very mediocre and overpriced for that quality (and I usually only pay $7.00 for wraps back in LA). The highlight of the meal was actually the soup, it was delightfully delicious, warmed us both up. It wasnt too salty or bland, rather had a great savory taste of oven-roasted tomatoes, red bell peppers, jalapenos, garlic, and herbs. Definitely worth trying out! But also, very expensive for soup though. :/But sucking up the price because airport, definitely would come back if were ever in SFO and looking for healthy eats!

Nice service! Good food. Friendly staff! Best place to pick-up a sandwich at SFO!

Every time I am looking for food in the international terminal, Im SORELY disappointed. This place is inefficient and over-hyped. To order coffee and breakfast, you have to go to TWO different queues to order one, then the other item. Would be much more efficient if they put a crummy fast food burger joint there. Why not a Starbucks? At least theyre efficient...Bring back Andelé

Decent selection of high quality food products. Few options that are vegan, unfortunately. Great Equator coffee.

We had tempah sandwich on feb 4,2020 at airport, after that all my family was puking for hours,such a disgusting experience, I recommend not to eat there if you dont wanna get food poisoning

This is the first place to find a Coffee and a Sandwich if you are catching a domestic flight at SF airport T2 after an international flight in. They got snacks, wines etc that you can buy but they have some nice soups, sandwiches and salads. The staff are nice and provide attentive service.

The phrase airport food in an airport market usually makes me shudder. Not here! Fresh, high quality food, plus wine and other snacks to take away, I am consistently impressed with just how good a fast food place can be. I eat here every time I fly out of SFO.

2 stars is generous. Maybe i caught them on a bad day, but the first ceaser salad i order had all brown lettuce, the replaced it no questions asked. The seconds salad was half brown lettuce. Not kind of brown but still a nice crunch. Brown, soggy, off-tasting lettuce.

Obscenely overpriced, even taking into account that a) its an airport and b) youre in San Francisco. The food is nothing to get excited about although it is acceptable and isnt bad. I go through SFO multiple times per year and only stop here if I forget to bring food for the plane ride. Otherwise if I am looking for a sit-down meal I go to Lark Creek Grill which is a few places down and is much more reasonable price wise.

Bought two sandwiches (roast beef and chicken BLT), the meat is not fresh. My wife didnt finish the sandwich. Will not order food from this overpriced place.

More like 3.5! Really enjoyed their scrambled egg and cheddar ciabatta sandwich while waiting for my flight. The eggs were softly scrambled and buttery, and the sandwich had a good bread-to-filling ratio. The market sold many local gourmet goods, much like the offerings at Napa’s Oxbow Market. The service was subpar though.

My husband got a major food poisoning from a chicken sandwich he bought at this location. Right before a 6+ hour flight. It was 10PM when we got the food, so I assume those sandwiches were just sitting on the counter (not refrigerated) for some time before they heated them up and served them to us. AVOID this place.

The selection and quality are awesome! So many treasures! Anyone traveling to the bay area needs to visit this market for a delicious taste of California, or to take something interesting back home.

Good stop for food within the airport. I just wasnt too happy with the sandwich I bought - the Cuban. Next time Id either get the salad or one of the plated meals.

Very crowded Inside and food options are quite limited. Ordered two soups and pizza and was badly surprised By the price (36 usd). Most of it was prepared before and just warmed up in oven when you ordered. Would not come here again. Soup was so so and pizza had nothing to do with Italy. Mozzarella in it was way not tasty.

Napa Farman Market is the entire reason that you have to be two hours early for your flight. The lines are a mess, so staff just sporadically takes orders. I just watched a guy in a wheelchair get passed over several times as the staff was taking orders from the “Fresh” side and not the “Live Fire” side. What a mess. Food is ok.

While I had 1 1/2 hours before my departure with HANA airlines to Narita, I decided to have some pizza and beer.Everything normal with the pizza,then I order beer,then I offer to pay but the bartender says that if I’m having a second beer, then he run my card and he did, I sign and give $3 tip, then I look at the clock and decided to have a third beer, then the bartender give a new bill for everything (all 3 beers) and he ask me if I haven’t sign anything,so I told him that I did sign a previous bill with tip included, and I told him that it was a weird question,anyway I sign again but got nervios and repeated that there’s cameras recording the transactions,then he started insulting me that I was drunk in front of lots of people,calling the manager, a total negative attitude right before my 10 hour flight to Japan.I have the right to be sure of my bill,I feel like he wanted to confuse me .Look like I paid for 5 beers instead of 3 and got insulted in public and embarrass and also he didn’t even ask if I have an ID, maybe he needs to go to a Tips class.Never again.

I love this place! Always happy when I fly out of Terminal 2 so I can stop by Napa Farms and grab some delicious coffee, snacks, and meals.

We got Caesar salads at the San Francisco airport. They looked really fresh and healthy from the top but underneath much of the lettuce was brown and rotten. Will not go back.

Best Breakfast in SFO Airport!!Super chill people, delicious food and fast lines make this place an easy stop every time Im in the airport ever since I lost my dog.

If I could give it less than one star I would. Place is horrible. Staff is very Inefficient!! They Forgot my sandwich and when I went back and asked the manager said sorry I’ll get you one in 30 secs he took his time and gave me a COLD sandwich. Didn’t do anything to fix his mistake. NEVER GOING BACK!!!!

Depending on the cashier you order at you are allowed - or not - to sit down. Same dish, same store, same price. Absolutely ridiculous, unfriendly staff on top of high prices - good thing they’re in the departure area.

Good meal except the tri tip. Its harder to chew than a old leather wallet.

Better than expected in an airport. Roasted cauliflower sandwich was excellent.

Napa Farms Market is a full-service market/coffee shop/wine bar in the SFO airport. Its open earlier and later than most other places in the airport and sells a wide selection of items from grab-and-go to pastries. They have local products and better-for-you products. My only complaints are the staff (they are so unfriendly) and the prices (so steep!).

This goes beyond good airport food; this is simply awesome food. Got some awesome slow roasted porchetta and Mac cheese that was legitimately glorious (complexly cheesy, not Kraft crud) for $14.

The breakfast sandwich is pretty good. The price point is a little high, but on par for an airport. Overall, would recommend as the second best breakfast sandwich in SF.

A little higher quality but a little higher price than other places here.

Wow ... airport food bar is kind of low so maybe my expectations were low, but pleasantly surprised with the food quality here.

Slow, rude and dishonest. I saw them scam a tourist telling her that in America she could not use a 100 dlls bill in a restaurant. They will take your money but when you try to sit they will inform you many of their seats are reserved to the bar (despite the fact that this is not indicated anywhere). This gives the impression of open seats available. Not a customer centric place. Avoid if possible.

Stopped at Napa Farms to get a cup of clam chowder, it looked like they were running out so I saw them empty a new bag into the food warmer, the server proceeds to add water from the faucet to my bowl and fills the bowl half full with water and than added some clam chowder to it. It was just like water, i was in complete sock till I finally got the guts to take it back they gave me a new one but didn’t even said sorry 😐