Opposite several T2 gates, Relay is your basic grab-and-go.
This Relay in Terminal T2 sits airside near the main international gates, so you hit it after security, not before. It’s the spot for last‑minute magazines, Moroccan SIM cards, snacks, and drinks before boarding. Think compact newsstand: newspapers in French and Arabic, a few English titles, plus the usual travel accessories like neck pillows and phone cables.
Pricing runs airport-high but not shocking; a 0.5L water usually lands around standard European hub levels, not Dubai markup. You’ll see packaged cookies, chips, and chocolate bars stacked by the checkout, plus some basic sandwiches and canned soft drinks. Card payment works fine, and they take Moroccan dirhams; smaller relays sometimes have a minimum for card, so keep a 20–50 MAD note handy.
Hours roughly track the T2 departure banks, with Relay typically open from early morning departures through late‑evening flights to Europe and the Gulf. Staff turn people over quickly when there’s a 23:00 departure wave, so lines move faster than they look. If your gate in T2 is at the far end, factor in a 5–10 minute walk back, since there’s usually just this one Relay cluster near the central concourse.
Final tip: grab water and snacks here in T2 if you have a 3–5 hour flight to Europe; most narrow‑bodies out of CMN still lean heavily on buy‑on‑board or minimal service.