Edeka

Edeka supermarket sits landside between Terminals T1 and T2

This Edeka is in the public area before security, handy if you’re meeting someone or stocking up before check-in at T1 or T2. It runs roughly standard supermarket hours for Germany, generally from early morning into the evening, and closes on Sundays and public holidays. You get normal city pricing, not inflated terminal prices, so drinks and snacks come in around €1–€3 instead of the usual airport markup.

You’ll find regular grocery staples: bottled water, soft drinks, fresh fruit, sandwiches, chocolate, and basic toiletries, all in a compact space just inside the airport’s main landside zone. Pre-packed sandwiches and salads usually sit near the front chillers, with ready-to-eat options that beat paying €6–€7 for a basic baguette airside. If you need last‑minute items like toothpaste or painkillers, they’re on standard supermarket shelves rather than in a pharmacy counter setup.

Because it’s landside, you need to factor in security times for both T1 and T2; at busy morning waves around 06:00–09:00, allow at least 20–30 minutes from leaving Edeka to your gate. Payment is straightforward: contactless cards and mobile pay work, and there are self-checkout stations that usually clear small baskets in under five minutes. One practical tip: grab a 1-liter water here for about €0.50–€0.80 and carry it through security after opening and emptying the bottle, then refill airside at fountains near the T1 and T2 restrooms.