£3–£5 sandwiches at Pret A Manger in CFU T1
This Pret A Manger sits airside in Terminal 1 at Corfu Ioannis Kapodistrias Airport, after security and before the international gates. It’s a small café setup, not a full restaurant, so think grab-and-go more than table service.
Pret keeps the usual formula: pre-made sandwiches, baguettes, salads, yogurt pots, and pastries in chilled cases. Expect simple fillings you’ll recognize—ham and cheese, chicken, mozzarella and tomato—at roughly €4–€6 per item, with coffee and soft drinks adding another €2–€4.
The coffee lineup follows the standard chain pattern: espresso, cappuccino, latte, and iced drinks pulled from a compact machine behind the counter. Figure around €3 for an espresso and closer to €4 for milk-heavy drinks, which lines up with other Terminal 1 cafés at CFU.
Because Terminal 1 at CFU is small and gets busy during morning and late-afternoon wave departures, the fridges at Pret can empty fast when several flights go around the same time. If you see a sandwich you actually want, buy it then; restocking during peak queues isn’t guaranteed.
There are usually a handful of bar stools and nearby common seating, but space near Pret fills quickly when two or three Schengen flights board at once from adjacent gates. Expect to carry your food to any open seat in the general waiting area rather than eating right in front of the counter.
One practical tip: clear security earlier than you think during summer, then hit Pret before you head to your gate in Terminal 1. Once you walk down to the specific boarding area, food choices shrink to vending machines and basic snacks.