Near SCL Terminal 1 departures, Britt Shop is the quick stop for Latin American coffee, chocolates, and logo souvenirs. You’ll see it on the T1 side where most international airlines check in, after you clear security and passport control. Think branded coffee bags, boxed chocolates, magnets, and airport-only gift packs you can throw straight into a carry-on.
Britt leans hard into Costa Rican-style coffee and giftable sweets, with prices starting around the equivalent of a few US dollars for small chocolate bars and climbing to higher gift-set prices for larger coffee bundles. Expect standard airport markups compared with Santiago supermarkets, but still workable if you just need something presentable before a long-haul out of T1. Packaging runs bright and touristy, which plays well if you’re buying for family or office desks.
You won’t find hot coffee service here like a café; Britt Shop at T1 runs more like a packaged-goods stall, focused on sealed beans, ground coffee, and travel-ready candy. That helps if you’re tight on time for a late-night departure or an early-morning LATAM or Sky Airline flight out of Terminal 1 and just want grab-and-go items without waiting in a barista line.
Cards are widely accepted, and staff usually default to pricing in Chilean pesos for T1 passengers, though credit slips sometimes show approximate US dollar amounts. Figure on a 5–10 minute stop, including browsing and paying, even in busier evening departure banks. If you care about freshness, check roast or best-before dates on coffee bags before you tap your card.