La Grande Orange

I have heard about La Grande Orange from a lot of friends and finally made it in this past weekend. The store is set up like a grocery store when you walk in, but also has a dine in area, coffee bar, and counter where you can order all of your food at. We had the Kale & Quinoa salad which was very refreshing and had an excellent texture to it. The Kale/Quinoa & Sunflower seeds gave it the perfect crunch. I was excited to try their pizza as I have seen some great reviews and didn't believe for myself that the pizza would live up to the hype. It was amazing, and the crust was delicious too. If there was a little less grease on the pizza I would say 10/10!! I am excited to try some of their other fresh food and the coffee bar as well.

I understand that airport restaurants are not cheap, ever. However, this place manages to make the situation even worse. Tiny, low quality, not great tasting sandwiches, without even a side!I don't think that buying potatoes and making fries, or making cole slaw is going to bankrupt your business, FFS. I left feeling like I paid for an extremely expensive snack, not even a full lunch, and I live in San Francisco.Seriously, improve those sandwiches and add a side or two, people might not be happy, but at least they won't be pissed off and motivated enough to leave a bad review.

Still loving this place. Stop by any time we're at sky harbor. A lemonade and pepperoni pizza were $22. Have really good memories of LGO. My friends and I loved it when we lived in Arcadia.

Decided to stop here with my wife as we waited for our flight. Two burgers, two sodas and a cookie came to about 57 bucks. Burgers alone were over 19 each. Not worth the price at all. Burgers were decent at best.. we both got the California burger which outside of the Avacado.. regular cheeseburgers with lettuce, onion and tomato. Walk a little further and there are much better options at a cheaper price point.

For being one of the friendliest airports we didn't feel very welcomed when we joined a family member to eat our food at La Grande Orange. We had some family order food from LGO and others from Chick-fil-A, when an employee told us that it wasn't a public eating space and we couldn't eat our Chick-fil-A in the eating area. No other airport employee had issue or mentioned it wasn't allowed. There was also no sign entering the restaurant stating that we could not come in to sit down to eat with other food. Furthermore, she was rude about the whole thing. The store ID was PHXLG001. If there was a zero for a rating I would have used that.

What a disappointing sandwich. I got this turkey and cheese sandwich with avocado. For 19 bucks, I expected better. It has avocado but it was dark. The lettuce was fresh though but it didn't have much mayo. I was bummed with the quality of this sandwich. Wouldn't recommend.

We had a great experience here. While on a layover, we decided to grab a latte and some cookies to stay awake. The cashier older lady was tired so she was a bit moody but then she cheered up after asking how she was doing :) it might have been a long day for her. She made our lattes which tasted super good. They also have pizza and other drinks so maybe on a future layover we'll check this place out again!

The service was good but the cost to food ratio is not. I ordered the California burger. Patty was bland, bread was a bit dry. I had to add some ketchup on the burger to give it some taste. The frys were over salted. As I am eating my burger I hear an announcement about the great food sold at the airport. Not the burgers at this place.

Late this afternoon I realized I wanted eggs -- not just any eggs, the delicious French cheesey eggs here at La Grande Orange. I already know how to cook eggs but these eggs are to die for. 5pm is the egg deadline here. Result: PERFECTION. NOW: to get these eggs the same way, order the eggs with a little extra cheese, not too much. Maybe add the Schriener's chicken sausage to be STIRRED IN WITH THE EGGS. Eat them while piping hot. With cottage cheese. That's me. I like the cold Desert? Up to you. Quite simply, there is not a bad choice in the house.

I've begun to make it a point to allow an extra 30 minutes or so onto my travel itinerary so I can stop here whenever I fly in and out of terminal 4. While I can't speak to how it compares to the actual LGO in Arcadia since I've never been to that location, the pizza quality is superb and better than most airport fare. The gladiator pizza rivals several of the thin crust styles I enjoy and for an airport the price point is competitive. Good service and a nice bar area to sit in makes traveling a lot less stressful when stopping here.