Jannys Eis

Gate-side tram stop is two minutes from Jannys Eis in Terminal B

This Jannys Eis sits landside in Terminal B, before security, so you can meet friends or family without a boarding pass. It runs on weekday hours only from 7:00 to 18:00, then shorter weekend hours from 12:00 to 17:00, so early morning and late‑evening flights are out of luck.

Prices sit firmly in the $ range for an airport: a basic ice cream scoop costs about what you’d pay in town, not double. Compared with the bigger cafés in the Zentralterminal, this one is easier on the wallet if you just want something sweet and a quick coffee.

The signature move here is straight ice cream. Expect the usual Jannys flavors in Terminal B: classic vanilla, chocolate, strawberry, plus a rotating seasonal flavor or two in the counter. If you care more about sugar than sit‑down service, Jannys Eis beats the larger bakery options nearby on pure taste per euro.

As a café, it also does the basics: espresso, cappuccino, and simple soft drinks, all ordered at the same counter as the ice cream. Since it’s landside and near the Terminal B check‑in desks, it works as a short caffeine stop before joining the security line, especially on those 7:00–9:00 morning departures.

Seating is limited to a handful of small tables along the corridor toward the Zentralterminal, so at peak mid‑day times you might end up standing with your cone. Because it closes at 18:00 on weekdays and 17:00 on weekends, evening departures from Leipzig/Halle won’t catch it open.

Tip: if you want ice cream but your gate is in the Zentralterminal, walk over to Terminal B for Jannys Eis before security, then clear back through to your flight; budget at least 15 minutes for the round‑trip plus security queue.