PBI MKT Kiosk

Boarding in 10 minutes and still need water? This is it.

PBI MKT Kiosk sits airside in the Main terminal near the gates, built for true last-minute grabs, not lingering. Think bottled drinks, chips, candy, and a few grab-and-go items rather than any hot meals. Price tier runs about $$, with water in the $4–5 range and snacks in the $3–6 band.

Hours roughly track the Main terminal’s first and last departures, so figure early morning to late evening whenever flights run. It’s kiosk-sized, not a full store, so stock stays basic: standard sodas, bottled juices, energy drinks, and single-serve chips or candy bars. If you skipped the larger markets by security, this is the backup plan at the gate.

The rating lands around a 3 out of 5, which fits the brief: it’s quick and close, not special. One traveler mentions grabbing “a water and chips when boarding had already started,” which is exactly how this place works in practice. Expect fridge doors, a small snack rack, and a counter, not seating or made-to-order anything.

Regulars say they only use this kiosk if they misjudged time and walked past the bigger Main terminal options earlier. Those larger spots usually have sandwiches and salads; here you’re mostly looking at packaged granola bars, candy, and maybe a premade wrap if you’re lucky. If you want a real meal under $15–20, backtrack before you head all the way to the far gates.

Watch out for the usual airport markup: $4–5 water, $3–4 chips, and higher-than-street prices on energy drinks. Receipts sometimes auto-prompt for tips even though service is basically a quick checkout, so tap “no tip” if you’re just buying a bottle.

One practical tip: grab a larger bottle and one snack here, then skip in-flight sales — you’ll pay less overall than buying drinks twice between PBI and your arrival city.