Outside Terminal B security, Sanford Market is your basic grab-and-go stop before you hit the TSA line. It sits landside, so you can pick up food and drinks for companions who aren’t flying, or stock up before security in case lines back up at SFB. It’s signed simply as “Sanford Market” in Terminal B, and it's easy to walk past if you’re focused on check-in desks.
Prices sit in the airport “$” bracket, so think more gas-station markup than sit-down bill. Expect prepacked sandwiches and wraps, basic snacks, and bottled drinks rather than anything made-to-order. If you’re used to big-hub concourses loaded with brands, adjust expectations here: this is function-first, not a destination in itself.
Food options skew cold: standard deli-style sandwiches, plastic-clamshell wraps, chips, candy, and maybe a pastry rack. Drinks usually mean bottled water, sodas, and canned energy drinks in the cooler, not fresh smoothies or barista coffee. If you want a hot meal inside Terminal B, plan to buy that post-security instead of relying on Sanford Market’s limited setup.
Because Sanford Market sits pre-security, it works best as a backup plan. Short on time before a morning flight from Terminal B and worried about lines at the gate side coffee spots? Grab a sandwich here, clear security, and you’re not hostage to whatever’s open near your gate. Just remember TSA liquid rules: unopened 20 oz sodas and big bottled waters won’t survive screening.
Practical tip: use Sanford Market for solid, low-effort snacks and wraps if you’re already in Terminal B check-in around 60 minutes before departure, but save larger drink purchases for after security so you’re not tossing full bottles at the checkpoint bins.