Gate-side caffeine fix in T1
Right in Terminal T1, Segafredo To Go is the quick coffee counter you pass on the way to security and the Schengen gates. It’s grab-and-go only, no real seating, so think airport pit stop, not café session. Good move if you’ve got 10–15 minutes before boarding and want something in hand at the gate.
The menu sticks to Segafredo standards: espresso, cappuccino, latte, and basic pastries. Prices sit in the usual German airport range, with coffee around €3–4 depending on size and style. It’s all counter service, so expect your drink within a few minutes unless there’s a morning rush before the 07:00–09:00 departures bank.
Food is mostly small items: croissants, sweet pastries, and sometimes simple sandwiches wrapped and ready. Don’t bank on full meals here; think one pastry as a backup if your airline only serves a snack on a short hop to FRA or MUC. Card payments are standard, and contactless is widely accepted, which speeds things up when lines form.
Use Segafredo To Go as your “last stop” before walking to the gate in T1: grab a coffee, check your boarding time while they pull the shot, and be moving again in under 5 minutes if the queue is short.