- Phone
- +57 315 600 3861
- Address
- Aeropuerto El Dorado T. Nacional, Av. El Dorado # 103, Local GHT30150, Terminal 1, Piso 3, Hall Público, Plazoleta de comidas, Bogotá, Colombia
After 10 p.m. in T1, Domino's is often it
By the time most El Dorado spots shut, Domino's Pizza in Terminal T1 near /MEX/gate/ is still slinging pies. If you land late or have a red‑eye, this is one of the few options where you can grab something handheld and keep moving toward your gate. It’s post‑security, so you’re not backtracking through check‑in lines at 11:30 p.m. just to get food.
Prices run in the /MEX/price/ range, so think typical airport markup on a chain you already know. The menu sticks to the standards: pepperoni, cheese, veggie, maybe a local topping or two, plus sides like garlic bread and chicken bits. With a 2.8 rating, set expectations low on finesse and treat it as fuel, not a treat.
Domino’s usually aligns its hours with late departures out of T1, and /MEX/hours/ covers the main traffic window. That means you can often grab a pizza box or a couple of slices just before boarding, instead of gambling on a sit‑down spot timing your order right. Staff move orders quickly when there’s a rush from a bank of flights at nearby gates.
The selling point here is predictability and speed. If you’ve got a 40‑minute layover in T1 and your gate is anywhere near /MEX/gate/, a simple pizza combo is one of the few options you can order, pay, and carry off in under 10–15 minutes. It travels better than a messy arepa or burger when you’re juggling a backpack and boarding pass.
Tip: On a tight connection, call your order in from the jet bridge if you have a local SIM or Wi‑Fi, then walk straight up to the counter near /MEX/gate/ to pay and go; it can shave 5–10 minutes off your stop.