Briciole Bar

Briciole Bar sits in MXP Terminal 2, right in the low-cost zone

This is the quick “Italian bar” option in T2 for an espresso and pastry without trekking past every gate. It’s in Terminal 2 after security, so handy if you’re flying easyJet or another low-cost carrier based here. Expect basic bar service: espresso, cappuccino, soft drinks, a few pastries and some premade sandwiches at single-digit euro prices.

Price tier is $, but it’s still airport math: think around €1–€2 for an espresso, more for cappuccino and snacks. Reviews repeatedly call it “does the job” and give it about a 3/5 rating, which tracks with the simple setup and limited choice compared with the bigger cafés and bakeries over in T1. Card payment is normal, and you’ll usually be in and out in under 10 minutes unless a flight just dumped a crowd.

T2 doesn’t have many food options, and regulars call Briciole Bar one of the few straightforward coffee stops near the low-cost gates. Locals and frequent flyers tend to stand at the bar for a quick espresso and croissant rather than sitting at the small tables, then check the departure board right after. If you just landed into T2 and need caffeine before baggage claim, it works as a first hit as well.

Watch out for rushed, slightly brusque service during morning and early evening waves; multiple Google reviews mention “abrupt but fast” staff at peak times. Selection is thin: expect a handful of pastries and simple sandwiches, not a full hot menu. You’re also paying airport-level pricing for very standard items, so don’t expect a bargain just because the price tier is marked as low.

One practical tip: if your gate in T2 is close and you only want coffee, stop at Briciole Bar first instead of roaming the concourse looking for something better—you may not find much else this side of security.