Most guides barely mention it, but Marché Food Lover's Place anchors Terminal B
This Marché sits airside in Terminal B, just past security, and functions as the main sit-down option before Schengen departures at Hannover Airport. It follows the standard Marché market setup: a counter-service line with separate stations for salads, hot dishes, and bakery items, plus a pay-at-the-end cashier. You see it once you clear security and head toward the B gates, so it’s hard to miss.
Pricing lands in the mid-airport range: expect around €4–€5 for coffee drinks, €3–€4 for a pastry, and €10–€15 for a basic hot plate like pasta or roast chicken. Portions tend to be enough for a single meal, not really shareable, and tap water usually isn’t offered by default, so budget another €3 for bottled water. For a quick snack before a domestic or intra-Schengen hop, grabbing just a sandwich and drink keeps it closer to €10.
The menu typically runs all day, with breakfast-style options like croissants and fruit bowls available in the morning and heartier dishes stacked up around the main lunch window, roughly 11:00–14:00. Cold sandwiches and salads stay in the fridge case into the evening for late flights out of B. Seating is open to the concourse and looks directly onto B gate traffic, so you can keep an eye on boarding for flights parked at nearby stands.
Expect standard Marché food: soups, salads, pasta, grilled items, and fresh bread rather than full table service. Coffee quality sits a notch above basic stand-up kiosks in Terminal A, but you’re still drinking out of paper cups at the gate-side tables. If your schedule is tight before a 45-minute European hop, the self-service setup lets you grab a tray, pay, and be out again in under 15 minutes if the queue is short.
Practical tip: if your flight leaves from Terminals A or C but you’re already through security in B on a joint Schengen screening, eat here first, then leave at least 10 minutes to walk over to the outer A or C gates.