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  • I try to avoid eating airport food whenever possible, but sometimes it's unavoidable. Between having a 2:15pm scheduled departure (meaning I had to leave my apt. before noon to catch the 28X), and not having gone grocery shopping this past week, this Thurs. was one of those unavoidable times. Luckily, my employer footed the bill, as it was a business trip. I was hoping to hit up Bar Symon, given that it seemed to have the best ratings and reviews in the PIT airport. However, by the time I made it through the TSA line, my flight was 10 min. from boarding, so I decided to opt for the nearest quick serve option that sounded interesting (for airport food...), and Currito fit the bill. I decided to try the Mediterranean burrito ($6.99) which I ordered as part of a combo with chips and guacamole ($3.49). As appropriate for a fast food/fast casual stand in an airport, service was efficient, and my burrito was ready within 3 min. of ordering. Because my flight began boarding as soon as I reached the gate, I was unable to consume my lunch until it was in the air. The burrito consisted mostly of rice, with a few pieces of grilled chicken, some veggies, and a tahini sauce. It was okay, but definitely not the best ever. I'll be the first to unabashedly admit that I'm not a diehard fan of Chipotle, but Chipotle's burritos are definitely a cut above the burritos served at Currito in terms of quality. I was also unimpressed with the guacamole, which contained no discernible hint of lime flavor. It did at least contain avocado chunks, though, indicating that it at least didn't originate in a tube. Overall, I was unimpressed with my meal from Currito. As I mentioned, I have low standards for airport food, so Currito is no exception in that regard. It is better than the usual McD's, BK, etc. options, but not by that much. Next time I find myself needing food in the Pittsburgh airport, I'll try somewhere else instead.
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