T2’s Puente Aéreo side has its own El Corral for shuttle passengers
This El Corral sits in Terminal T2 near /MEX/gate/, mainly serving passengers on the Puente Aéreo shuttle who don’t want to trek back to T1 for food. It runs around /MEX/hours/, so you can usually grab something before early Avianca shuttles or late returns. Expect mall-style Colombian fast food: burgers, fries, and a few chicken options under the /MEX/price/ price tier.
Menu basics mirror city locations: a standard beef burger, combos with fries and a drink, plus a few add-ons like bacon or extra cheese. Prices sit comfortably in the /MEX/price/ band for the airport, cheaper than many sit-down options in T1. Portions run medium; a single combo typically holds you through a Bogotá–Mexico City leg or a T2–T1 shuttle plus a short-haul connection.
The rating floats around 1.1, and it tracks: service can be slow even when only a few people are in line. Burgers sometimes arrive lukewarm and fries limp, especially during mid-afternoon lulls between shuttle banks. You’re paying for proximity to the Puente Aéreo gates more than quality. If you care about food more than time, you’ll eat in T1 instead of here.
Plan for a 10–20 minute wait from ordering to getting your tray at this T2 El Corral, even outside peak shuttle banks. Check your boarding time at /MEX/gate/ and build that into your stop; they don’t always move fast when a busload shows up at once. Tip: if the line is more than five people deep and your flight leaves in under 40 minutes, skip the hot food and grab just drinks or packaged snacks, then eat properly in T1 on your next leg.