Gate-side papers and snacks before Main Terminal security
Coral Cove News sits in the Palm Beach International Main Terminal, pre-security, so you can stock up before family comes through the doors or before TSA. It’s a standard newsstand setup: shelves of snacks, coolers of drinks, and a tight aisle of magazines and paperbacks. If you’re waiting for an arrival at PBI, this is one of the few spots in the public area to grab something to read.
Expect typical airport pricing, with bottled drinks around $3–$5 and candy or chips in the $2–$4 range. The store tends to carry major Florida newspapers plus national titles, along with a rotating rack of travel-sized toiletries and over-the-counter meds. If you forgot toothpaste or need a quick phone charger before heading through the Main security checkpoint, this is quicker than hunting for a pharmacy outside the airport.
Hours generally track daytime flight banks, roughly early morning through early evening; if you have a 6 a.m. departure out of PBI’s Main Terminal, this shop is often one of the first lights on near the check-in counters. Stock leans toward grab-and-go: bottled water, sodas, a few energy drinks, and basic packaged pastries. Don’t expect fresh sandwiches or hot food here; save that for the options past security.
One practical tip: buy your reading material and last-minute toiletries here in the Main Terminal, then head straight to the single security checkpoint so you’re not wasting time browsing after TSA when boarding starts from your gate in 20–30 minutes.