Luv'nberry - Dulles

This little kiosk is nothing special, but it is a good place to grab a bite while waiting for your plane to take off. They have pre-made sandwiches and a variety of beverages. All are good but nothing is really terrific. Prices are what you would expect in an airport. Since it is a kiosk, the place has no ambiance to speak of.

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I regret ordering the tuna salad sandwich along with a large bottle of water, especially since the bill came to $10.22. Even the clerk seemed surprised by the price. The sandwich was just okay; the tuna was dry, the lettuce was wilted, and there were no special touches like truffle oil or asparagus mousse to elevate it. Next time, I'll be heading to Five Guys instead.

This is essentially the only frozen yogurt option at IAD, and it was just average. The chocolate flavor didn't have the creamy texture I expected; it resembled dark brown water. The vanilla was fine, though maybe a bit too sweet. On the plus side, there's plenty of seating and the service was good.

The Starbucks at Dulles is typically very busy, but I found that Luv'nberry in the A concourse was much less crowded while I waited for my flight. I decided to try the Chicken Panini, and after a quick five-minute wait, it was ready. When I unwrapped the package, I was surprised to find that the panini was made with pita bread instead of traditional leavened bread. It was delightfully soft and warm. The chicken was seasoned mildly and cooked perfectly. Priced at $6.95, it was a satisfying sandwich. Overall, this spot is a pleasant surprise—a relatively uncrowded place offering delicious food at a fair price. However, I found the banana to be quite pricey at $1.41, and bottled water costs $2. If you bring your own snacks and refill your water bottle, you could save over three dollars.