Gate-side 7-Eleven in T handles the basics fast
This 7-Eleven sits airside in Terminal T, handy if your gate is in the main Schengen pier and you just want a quick grab-and-go stop. It runs typical airport hours, roughly first departures to late evening, so you can usually hit it before a 06:00 flight or on a 22:00 arrival. Expect self-service fridges, a coffee machine bank, and the familiar green-orange branding that’s hard to miss in the compact terminal.
Prices run higher than street 7-Eleven in Bergen; think around 40–50 NOK for basic coffee and 30–60 NOK for snacks like chocolate bars or crisps. You’ll also find premade sandwiches and wraps in the 60–90 NOK range, plus soft drinks and bottled water in the usual 0.5L and 1L sizes. It’s all cold case and microwave style, nothing cooked to order, so factor that into your expectations if you’re skipping a sit-down spot.
If you need last‑minute travel bits, this shop usually stocks power adapters, basic charging cables, and headphones along with newspapers and magazines in Norwegian and English. You can also grab small toiletries like toothbrushes and deodorant, useful if your bag is checked through and you’re stuck in T for a few hours. Contactless and chip cards are standard here, and most staff speak solid English.
Tip: hit 7-Eleven before you walk to the outer gates; the further ends of T have fewer food options and weaker snack choices if your flight suddenly shows a 45‑minute delay.