Let’s talk price. It’s not cheap. You’re paying for premium cheese and actual atmosphere in a terminal. A sandwich and a drink might set you back £15–20. But you know what? It’s worth skipping the duty-free lipstick for.
You’re paying for sanity. For a meal that doesn’t make you cry. For the privilege of eating something that hasn’t been reheated by a microwave in a back room.
Also, the portions are generous. One salad bowl could feed a small family. Or one very hungry traveler after a red-eye. No judgment here.
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Pro tip: grab their gourmet sandwiches to take on the plane. They’re wrapped like little presents, and they’re 100 times better than the soggy airline offerings. Your seatmate will be jealous. Good.
Another secret? The puddings. They have a fridge full of mini desserts—think panna cotta, sticky toffee pudding, and chocolate pots. Get the sticky toffee. Trust me. It’s a hug in a plastic pot.
Oh, and their snack mixes are dangerously addictive. Smoked almonds, wasabi peas, dried mangoes—you’ll eat the whole bag before boarding. Don’t say I didn’t warn you.
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