Gogo Stop - Boston

This place is awesome! I wish they had more varieties like this everywhere!

Usually for one of these grab and go kiosks, you're relieved to see something rated 3 stars because it hits the baseline needs of sustinance (e.g. doesn't give you food poisoning), but I'm giving it an extra star because of its wider selection of drinks, snacks and main meals. It's definitely tailored to a wider audience who's looking for healthier options with only 20% dedicated to conventional sodas and the remaining 80% to naturally brewed teas, flavored sparkling waters would and without sweetener, cold brewed coffees and even kombucha. You'll also find onigiri, Mediterranean grain salads, and the like. Priced reasonably...for an airport. Definitely better than the wilted Caesar salads that you get in the Alaska Airlines arm of Terminal C!

The gogo stop vegan food was terrible. They were macro vegetarian brand. We got the Shanghai dumplings, udon noodles, and pad Thai. The dumplings we're packed with so much ginger, it felt like I was eating a whole ginger root. I mean it. There was SO MUCH GINGER. As for the udon, there was something about that simply put was not fresh tasting. I can't quite put my finger on it, but it felt a bit like I was eating trash. Now for the pad Thai: overall the noodles and the seasoning was okay and in my honest opinion the most bearable. The veggies we're not good, over seasoned with ginger. Also it didn't taste like a pad Thai at all. The noodles were like spaghetti, and the same for udon. I do not recommend their vegan products.

The airport convenience stores are pricey, but this one had a charming atmosphere.

Conveniently located near the tower with a wide selection of snacks, prepackaged salads, and sandwiches. We tried the fruit cup which was delicious! The sandwiches were also a hit. The prices were a bit steep, but the atmosphere was comfortable and it's a great option for grabbing a meal or snack to take on the plane.