Beecher's Paine Field - Everett

This was the only food option at Everett airport. We ordered a grilled cheese sandwich, tomato soup, and mac and cheese. The tomato soup was okay but tasted bland; it needed more salt and pepper. I ordered mac and cheese for my kid, not expecting it to have chili flakes. The grilled cheese sandwich was tasty, but it's best to eat it soon. If you plan to take it on a flight, it might not be enjoyable after a few hours.

I got the Cappuccino 12 Oz and smoked turkey sandwich. The cheese was very tasty on the sandwich. Total that I paid for 20 bucks.

Great smoked turkey sandwich. Cheese was melted perfectly.

No line and staff ringing me up were friendly. I ordered a sandwich and they told me it’d be about 8 mins and to stand at the pick-up area and they’d call my name.But then everyone disappeared into the back except one guy, who they left running the register and making coffee orders on the opposite side of the store. I watched him make 1 coffee and then casually wash dishes while my sandwich sat in the sandwich press getting cold with the timer going off. Twice he came over, hit “snooze” on the timer, didn’t bother to acknowledge me, and went back to coffee duty to be clear, there was no line for coffee either).Finally he came back over, 15 mins in, and asked if he could help me. I told him i was waiting on my sandwich. I asked if it would still be warm, he said yes.Here’s a photo of what i got for $17 $14 plus a $3 tip). The flavor on the non-burned parts is really good, but the burned flavor overwhelms everything.If your business is going to cook food in front of customers, then the staff shouldn’t disappear in the middle of cooking it and let the customer watch it grow cold and get reheated multiple times.

Service was quick, BUT I got their egg, cheese and chicken sausage sandwich and it was the worst breakfast sandwich I have ever had. The roll was so wet that it was impossible to eat. The product looks like it was microwaved and then secured tight in a paper wrapping trapping the heat and destroying the bread. I might as well have thrown $13.79 tax on the floor.