Sandwich Shop

Near Gate 100 in Terminal 1, Sandwich Shop is the quick grab-and-go option before Schengen flights at Naples International Airport. Everything is post-security in T1, so you’re not backtracking once you sit down. It’s counter-service, small footprint, and aimed at getting you fed in under 10 minutes.

Sandwich Shop sits landside-facing inside Terminal 1’s main departures hall, a few minutes’ walk from security and the central duty-free. You’ll see it on the way toward gates in the 1xx range. Seating is limited to a handful of stools and nearby shared high-tops, so plan for takeaway if your flight boards in under 30 minutes.

Expect simple Italian bar food: panini, cold sandwiches, pastries, and coffee. Prices usually hover in the €4–€8 range per sandwich, with espresso around €1–€1.50 and cappuccino a bit higher. This is not a long-menu restaurant; figure a dozen or so options in the case at any time, plus packaged snacks and bottled drinks.

Best bets are the pre-made panini that staff reheats on request, especially anything with mozzarella and tomato or prosciutto and cheese. These sit in the display for a short time, so ask for the freshest tray if you care. Avoid building something custom right before the top-of-the-hour rush; prep slows down once a queue hits five or six people.

Hours roughly track Terminal 1’s traffic patterns, opening around the first wave of departures in the early morning and closing after the late-evening flights taper off. If your flight leaves after 22:00, don’t assume Sandwich Shop is still operating; grab food earlier in the concourse if you see shutters halfway down.

One last tip: pay at the single register first if staff points you there, then bring the receipt back to the counter. That’s a typical Italian airport flow and saves you an extra few minutes in Terminal 1 when the line starts to snake toward Gate 100.