Coffee and snacks just past security in Terminal 1
Caffeine Café Retail Corner sits airside in Terminal 1 at Aji Pangeran Tumenggung Pranoto International Airport, a short walk after security before the domestic gates. It runs on typical Indonesia regional-airport hours, roughly first departure to last arrival, so you usually find it open from around 06:00 until early evening. This is one of the few fixed spots in the terminal where you can grab a sit-down coffee instead of relying on the small kiosks near the gates.
Expect basic espresso drinks, bottled water, and canned soft drinks, with coffee prices in the IDR 20,000–40,000 range depending on size and style. Food leans simple: packaged pastries, small cakes, and some grab-and-go snacks that travel well on a 1–2 hour domestic hop. If you want something heavier, check what’s left in the small hot case; selection shrinks quickly after the morning rush of flights.
There’s usually enough seating for a half-full narrowbody departure, but power outlets are limited to a couple of wall spots along one side of the café. Card payments using Indonesian banks and the major international networks typically work, though having at least IDR 50,000 in cash helps if the terminal’s card lines act up. Staff move at an unhurried pace, so build in at least 10–15 minutes if you’re ordering coffee and food close to boarding.
Fastest move: order, pay, then grab one of the nearby general seating rows in Terminal 1 so you can watch the single runway and keep an eye on your gate while your drink is prepared.