Kosher travelers flying through South Florida’s two busiest airports can now leave the sandwiches at home. Certified kosher grab-and-go meals are now stocked inside both Miami International Airport (MIA) and Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL), sold at airport news shops past security and giving kosher travelers a real meal option before boarding.
The meals come from Kosher Eats, the Fort Lauderdale-based kosher food company behind grab-and-go meal programs for airports, hospitals, cruise lines and universities. The company first brought its Grab N’ Go lineup to FLL over the summer and has now expanded to MIA.
The arrival is a turnaround for MIA, which stopped stocking kosher meals in 2023. Kosher food at South Florida’s airports goes back to 2013, when FLL first began offering kosher meals, followed by MIA in 2016. The FLL kosher stand later closed in 2017, and until now the only kosher option reported at MIA had been Bunnie Cakes’ cupcake vending machines near gates D21 and G15. Winter travel season sends tens of thousands of kosher travelers through both airports every year.
About Kosher Eats
Kosher Eats is a Fort Lauderdale-based kosher food company. Its Grab N’ Go line is ready-to-eat sandwiches and salads for people on the move. Under the name KE Food & Events, it also caters luncheons, weddings, conferences, brit milahs and bar and bat mitzvahs. The company supplies kosher meal kits to hospitals and cruise lines as well, including a line of IDDSI three-compartment meals. At FLL, the meals arrived in August at three Hudson locations across Terminals 1 and 2.
What’s On The Menu
The Grab N’ Go lineup covers wraps, sandwiches, salads and bento boxes, all individually packaged and ready to eat. Wrap and sandwich options include the Grilled Chicken Caesar Wrap, Buffalo Chicken Wrap, Turkey Sandwich, Turkey Wrap, Tuna Salad Wrap and Egg Salad Sandwich. Salads include the Turkey Chef Salad and Buffalo Chicken Salad, and the bento box lineup includes Mediterranean, Hummus, Protein and Veggie & Ranch options. Selection may vary by location and day.
Where To Find It
| Airport | Shop | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Miami International Airport (MIA) | Hudson News | Gate D-37 (American Airlines) |
| Miami International Airport (MIA) | Miami News Connection | Door J-7 |
| Miami International Airport (MIA) | Coconut Grove News | Concourse J, South Terminal |
| Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) | Hudson | Terminal 1, Gate B3 |
| Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) | Hudson/Ink | Terminal 1, Gate C1/Connector |
| Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) | Evolve by Hudson | Terminal 2, Gate D9 |
Where To Eat Once You Land
Grab-and-go covers the terminal, but South Florida has one of the most active kosher dining scenes in the country. For a sit-down meal after landing, see our list of 5 new kosher restaurants worth trying in South Florida, which covers Mutra, Tends, Hikari, Maison Ostrow and Puya Cantina, or the longer Top 25 Kosher Restaurants in South Florida 2025. The KosherNearMe app also helps you find kosher food before and during your trip.
Kosher Certification
All Kosher Eats Grab N’ Go products are certified kosher by the Orthodox Union (OU). More information is available at kosher-eats.com and on Instagram at @koshereatsfl.
H/T to @miamifoodyenta
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