T1 has Mora Mora for grab-and-go snacks and drinks
Mora Mora sits airside in Terminal T1, so you hit it after security and before the international gates. It’s a small retail spot, more kiosk than full shop, but it covers the basics: packaged snacks, bottled drinks, and a few travel essentials. Figure on airport pricing; a soft drink or water typically runs more than in Medellín city shops, but still under what you’d pay at a big U.S. hub.
Expect the usual shelf lineup at Mora Mora: chips, candy bars, and single-serve cookies, plus refrigerated juices and sodas in 500 ml bottles. Coffee and energy drinks are usually stocked too, which helps on those 05:00–07:00 departures that MDE is known for. If you skipped the landside cafés in T1, this is one of the last spots to grab something quick before boarding.
Selection at Mora Mora leans packaged over fresh, so think backup snacks for a 3–6 hour flight rather than a full meal. You’ll also find small items like gum, mints, and sometimes basic travel add-ons such as earplugs or a simple phone cable. Lines move fast; most people are in and out in under five minutes, paying by card or Colombian pesos.
Tip: Stop at Mora Mora before heading to the farther T1 international gates; prices don’t drop closer to boarding, and options can thin out on late-night departures after 22:00.