Gate-side local goods in Terminal 1
Just past security in Terminal 1, Local Products Shop focuses on Campania-made food and souvenirs rather than generic duty free. You’ll see shelves of limoncello from Sorrento, jars of local pesto and tomato sauces, and gift boxes of sfogliatella biscuits ready to go in your cabin bag.
Prices sit in the mid-range for an airport: small limoncello bottles around €8–€12, boxed pastries roughly €6–€10, and vacuum‑packed cheeses and salumi often in the €10–€20 band depending on weight. It’s all post-security, so anything liquid you buy here can go straight through to your gate in T1 without extra checks.
Food dominates the stock, but there are also regional ceramics, fridge magnets, and Amalfi Coast prints with airport‑style markups. Gift sets already pre-wrapped save time if you’re sprinting for an evening departure out of Terminal 1, though single items are usually the better value per unit.
Watch alcohol limits if you’re connecting: a couple of 500 ml limoncello bottles from this shop plus other duty free can push you over some non‑EU allowances. If you care about freshness, go for sealed and dated products like jars and vacuum packs rather than loose pastry bags sitting on the counter.
Quick tip: shop here after security but before you head to a remote T1 gate, as the closer you get to boarding areas, the fewer regional items you’ll find and the more you’ll be stuck with standard snacks.