Terminal 2 has a familiar fast-food option: Bob's.
Bob's in Terminal 2 sits airside and runs typical airport hours, usually from early morning through the late-night bank of departures. It carries a 3.9 rating online, which tracks with the “fine, does the job” reputation it has across Brazil. You’re looking at standard fast-food timing here: order at the counter, wait 5–10 minutes, grab your tray, and be back at your gate without stressing over boarding.
Pricing is mid-range for São Paulo airport fast food. A basic burger combo with fries and a soft drink usually lands in the R$30–40 bracket, and shakes or sundaes add another R$10–15. Compared to some sit-down spots in GRU Terminal 2, Bob’s keeps the bill noticeably lower while still getting you something hot if your flight’s in under an hour.
The menu hits the usual Bob’s notes: burgers, chicken sandwiches, fries, and ice cream-based desserts. Expect the Big Bob-style burgers, basic cheeseburgers, and a few promos that change monthly, all served on trays that work fine for eating at the counter seating in T2. Portions lean slightly smaller than a US fast-food chain, so consider upsizing fries or drink if you’re connecting off a long-haul into GRU.
Service at this Terminal 2 branch runs at typical airport speed; lines build in the 18:00–22:00 departure wave, so add 10 extra minutes if your flight to Rio, Brasília, or abroad shows boarding in under 40. Staff handle card payments quickly, and contactless is standard, which helps when you’re juggling a passport and a carry-on near the gate.
Practical tip: if your gate in Terminal 2 is posted, check walking time on the screens first and only join the Bob’s line if you have at least 25 minutes before boarding; T2’s corridors stretch longer than they look.