Gate-side snack run before boarding in Terminal 1?
Inmedio sits airside in Terminal 1 at Poznań-Ławica, after security, so you can grab last‑minute bits without backtracking. Think quick stop: magazines, Polish and international snacks, plus drinks you can carry to the gate. It’s one of the few spots in POZ where you can still grab reading material in English right before boarding.
Opening hours track the flight schedule, with Inmedio generally open from early morning departures through the last evening flights in Terminal 1. Prices run a little higher than in the city, as expected for an airside shop in Poznań, but standard for Polish airports. You’ll see grab‑and‑go chocolate bars around 5–8 PLN and bottled soft drinks in the 7–10 PLN range.
Stock skews toward travel basics: bottled water up to 1 liter, gum for takeoff, phone chargers, plus a decent rack of newspapers and magazines near the center of the shop. Inmedio also carries small souvenirs with “Poznań” branding, handy if you skipped the city center shops and remember gifts only once you’re in Terminal 1.
There’s usually a short queue during the 06:00–08:00 bank of departures, when several Ryanair and LOT flights leave from Terminal 1, so plan a few extra minutes if you want coffee or multiple items. Fastest move: grab drinks and snacks first, then magazines or souvenirs while the line clears. Keep a 10 PLN coin or small notes handy; card readers are stable, but cash speeds things up when queues build.