Terri G.
7/30/2024
The Cibo express has just about everything a traveler who is between flights could want. Yes, having a leisurely meal in an airport restaurant is good, but Cibo Express does a great job offering...
CIBO Express Gourmet Market
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2800 N Terminal Rd # C
Houston, TX 77032
CIBO Express Gourmet Market at George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston, TX, offers an array of delicious, fresh, and wholesome foods, catering to diverse tastes and dietary needs. From health and wellness solutions to unique gifts and cutting-edge technology, CIBO ensures every traveler's requirements are met.
At CIBO, travelers can explore a variety of dining options inspired by local Houston chefs and flavors, reflecting the vibrant culinary scene of the city. Whether craving traditional Tex-Mex fare, regional barbecue staples, or innovative fusion dishes, CIBO provides a culinary journey within the airport terminals.
With a focus on quality and convenience, CIBO Express Gourmet Market stands out as a go-to destination for travelers seeking a satisfying meal or a quick snack before their flight. The market's diverse offerings and commitment to excellence make it a popular choice for those passing through George Bush Intercontinental Airport.
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Tim T.
2/4/2025
Great and convenient Market stop with food, snacks and beverages located in the IAH / George Bush Airport, with multiple stores throughout the different terminals. Some of them are pretty baller...
David O.
5/16/2025
In the early morning this is your only option really in c for food. A magazine cost me 15 dollars where it is normally 5 and a snack pack I can get at the store for 3 dollars was 12. Not sure...
James H.
7/7/2025
I got a turkey Swiss croissant sandwich, bag of chips and a Pepsi at the one near gate C37. The bottom of the croissant was dripping, wet, water squeezed out every time I tried to take a bite. I...
Gregory J.
5/26/2024
Our food wasn't cold in the cooler, there were no utensils for the salads/yogurt...so we had to eat with our hands! The food was extremely over priced, $15 for a small italian sandwich. Oh and...
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