Kiosco Aeropuerto

T1’s Kiosco Aeropuerto sits just past security in departures

You’ll spot Kiosco Aeropuerto in Terminal 1 after security, before you reach most gates. It’s a classic airport kiosk setup: shelves of snacks, coolers with drinks, and a counter for quick purchases. Think grab-and-go more than sit-down. Figure two minutes in line, five minutes total, even when departures around MVD’s evening rush feel busy.

Stock skews toward packaged snacks and drinks, so expect chips, chocolate bars, candy, and bottled water in the 70–120 UYU range rather than fresh meals. It works for a coffee plus pastry before a Montevideo–São Paulo hop, or a backup stash of snacks if you don’t trust airline catering. Prices run higher than in the city, like any airport kiosk, but not shocking for Uruguay.

Hours at Kiosco Aeropuerto generally track flight banks, opening early for 06:00–07:00 departures and staying open until the last international flights clear, often close to midnight. That makes it reliable for late-night snacks before long-haul connections via GRU, EZE, or PTY. Card payment is standard, and staff handle USD and euros alongside Uruguayan pesos, useful if you’re burning leftover cash.

No standout “signature” item here, so treat it as a backup supply stop rather than a destination. If you want a real meal, aim for a café or restaurant in T1 instead, then use Kiosco Aeropuerto to top up drinks and sweets for the flight. Tip: grab your water and snacks here before boarding, since in-cabin purchases on many regional flights out of MVD run pricier and have less choice.