Goody’s Burger House

Airside only burger joint at CHQ is Goody’s

After security in T1, Schengen side gates 1–10, Goody’s Burger House is the only real fast-food burger option. It sits at the far end of the concourse next to the Italian Forno outlet, so you do walk past a couple of cafés and a pizza spot to get there. Everything is post-security, so you’re safe on time once you’ve cleared the scanners.

Non-breakfast hours matter here: the YouTube walkthrough calls out that Goody’s is not open for breakfast, so anything before late morning means you’re stuck with the cafés for pastries and rolls. Figure burgers and fries only from later in the day through typical flight banks, not 06:00 coffee time. If you have an early departure out of gates 1–10, eat in town or grab something landside first.

Expect mid-range fast-food pricing, about $$ by airport standards, for burgers, fries, and soft drinks. Think local Greek chain vibes rather than multinational branding. It’s counter service with trays, quick turnover, and food that generally lands in the “quick and easy” category from reviews, not something to linger over between announcements. Service speed is decent when there isn’t a full Schengen wave boarding at once.

Skip it if all you want is a small snack or coffee; the nearby cafés and the Italian Forno next door handle sandwiches, pizza slices, and baked stuff better. Goody’s makes more sense if you actually want a full burger meal before a 3–4 hour hop around Europe. Seating spills into the common gate area by gates 1–10, so you’re eating in the same space you’ll board from.

Tip: if your flight leaves from a non-Schengen stand but you’re early, grab your burger at Goody’s after security, then head toward passport control about 35–40 minutes before boarding time.