Gate-side grab-and-go near Terminal 1 security
This Relay sits airside in Terminal 1, just past security, so you can top up on basics without doubling back toward check-in. It’s one of the first shops you see after the control lines for Schengen flights, which makes it an easy stop before you check the departures board.
Relay in T1 runs typical airport hours, roughly from early-morning first departures to the last evening flights, so a 06:30 passenger and a 20:30 passenger both have a shot at it being open. Expect standard French newsstand stock: national papers like Nice-Matin, magazines, and paperback novels racked right by the entrance.
Snacks and drinks lean grab-and-go: bottled water, soft drinks, and single-serve coffees in the €2–€4 range, plus packaged pastries and chocolate bars usually under €3. It’s not a meal stop, but it will cover you for a short hop to Paris or Lyon if you skipped the café near check-in in Terminal 1.
You’ll also find travel extras here: plug adapters, basic headphones, and phone charging cables, typically in the €10–€25 bracket. Stationery, pens, and small notebooks sit near the counter, useful if you need a last-minute pen for immigration forms or business notes before boarding from a nearby A-gate.
Tip: prices on water and snacks at this T1 Relay are usually lower than on the aircraft, so grab a bottle and something small here before you head to the gate area seating.