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MIA - Gilbert's Bakery - Between Concourses H and J
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Bakery
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Bakery
Bakery with sandwiches at the MIA food court between Concourses H and J, just past security. Vegans can buy the bulgar wheat chickpea wrap and a spinach pastelito. As of June 2022, no vegan desserts. Open Mon-Sun 4:00am-9:30pm.
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2100 NW 42nd Ave (at Food court between Concourses H and J, just past security), Miami, Florida, USA, 33142
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Last update on 22 Jul 2022 by Guest
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Added by SuzeShih on 22 Jul 2022
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3 Reviews
First Review by silvercj
jrfishe1
Points +708
Has a vegan sandwich - Edit
There are very few vegan options on MIA airport, especially terminal J. The bulgur chickpea wrap isn't great (lettuce, chickpeas, bulgur, and tons of oil but not much flavor) but has calories which I appreciated. Also had a "vegan veggies" soup which wasn't awful (salty overcooked carrots, potato, and spinach) and I was grateful it was labeled vegan. Not a great meal but beat eating pretzels or fries or something and points for using the word vegan! UPDATE: the vegan spinach empanada was actually quite delicious although pretty oily. I definitely recommend those, and if you want a mix of healthy and delicious you can get a veggie sandwich from Subway in concourse h to go with the empanadas
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2025-03-08
jrfishe1
Update - the vegan spinach empanada is actually delicious albeit oily. Get that if available
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babysloth116
Points +33
Rotten wrap - Edit
I ordered the vegan bulgur chickpea wrap and got it to go. When I opened it I was so disappointed to see the lettuce was slimy and rotten. The chickpea filling was sour and the wrap was just soggy. I took it to go or I would have complained. Waste of $12.
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silvercj
Points +75
Only viable option - Edit
Seems the bulgur/chickpea wrap is the only sandwich at airport that’s declared vegan (as far as I could tell). Staff offered the tomato mozzarella sandwich, showing once more that people are confused as to what vegan means. The newspaper stand had Sabra hummus with pretzels. Other than that, no vegan options
Read morePros: Only vegan sandwich in airport
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