McDonald's

EasyJet crowd in T2 usually ends up here

At Terminal 2, McDonald’s is the default cheap option in a building where other food choices are thin compared with T1. It sits in T2 with the low-cost carriers, so backpackers and families pile in before EasyJet departures. Expect basic McDonald’s food at airport pricing: still the lowest hot meal many reviewers found in T2, but more expensive than a Milan city McDonald’s.

This branch sits in Terminal 2 and prices sit at the low end for the airport, roughly €8–€12 for a burger meal. You’re paying for predictability and calories, not anything special. If you’re trying to keep a tight budget before a long flight, this is still cheaper than most T1 restaurants and than buying hot food on many low-cost carriers.

Lines spike when several low-cost flights board within the same 60–90 minute window, and reviewers report long queues and slow service during those peaks. Seating around the counter is limited and often packed, with people camping at tables for an hour. Regulars mention they grab food to go and walk toward their specific gate in T2 to find a quieter seat.

Food is standard global menu: Big Mac, fries, nuggets, McFlurry, breakfast sandwiches in the morning. Expect the usual self-service kiosks and screens; when it’s busy, orders can take 10–20 minutes to come out. Some reviews call out unclean tables at rush times, so wipe down a spot or just carry your tray to the gate area instead.

Watch out for the timing: when other outlets in T2 close earlier in the evening, this McDonald’s is often still running, which explains the crowds. One practical move: if you land into T2 early and see the queue already snaking out, order quickly, take it to go, and eat once you’re within sight of your departing gate number.