Gate-side caffeine near security in Terminal 1
Just past security in Terminal 1, Way Cup is the quick coffee stop in Malmö Airport (MMX) when you don’t want to wander far from the gates. It sits in the compact post-security area, so you can see your boarding screen from a few steps away and still grab a drink before a SAS or Ryanair hop.
Prices sit in the “airport but not outrageous” range: expect around 25–35 SEK for basic coffee and under 80–90 SEK for a simple snack or sandwich. It’s a small café setup, so think self-service counter, pay, and grab a window or high-top seat for a short wait before boarding.
The menu runs standard international café fare: espresso, cappuccino, basic teas, bottled drinks, and pre-made sandwiches or pastries. If you want something more substantial than a cinnamon bun or a cold sandwich, you’ll be better off eating in Malmö city before the 30–40 minute trip to MMX, then using Way Cup as a top-up stop.
Way Cup opens in line with the first morning departures and typically runs through the last evening flights, so you can get a coffee around the first 06:00 departures and still grab a drink before late-evening rotations. With only Terminal 1 operating at MMX, this is one of the few spots you’ll see after security, which keeps decisions simple on a short layover.
There aren’t many detailed reviews, but feedback on Malmö Airport in general points to short walking distances, meaning you’re rarely more than 2–3 minutes from your gate when you sit down here. Power outlets can be hit-or-miss in smaller Scandinavian cafés, so don’t bank on a full charging session during your coffee break.
Tip: if you’re tight on time, clear security first, check your gate on the main screens just 20–30 meters beyond, then swing back to Way Cup for takeaway coffee before heading straight to boarding.