Gate B concourse means Nokki Farm is strictly for Terminal B flyers
Nokki Farm sits airside in Terminal B, so it only works if your boarding pass shows a B-gate at Norman Y. Mineta San Jose International Airport. It’s a quick grab-and-go stop rather than a sit-down meal, aimed at travelers moving through SJC’s newer concourse. You’ll spot it along the B corridor, past security, before you hit the higher-numbered gates.
Hours at Nokki Farm generally track Terminal B’s main flight banks, opening early enough for morning departures and staying open through the evening rush. Since SJC often runs flights out of B from around 5:00 am into late evening, expect service during those windows, though late-night options thin out quickly after the last bank. If you’re landing after 10:00 pm at a B gate, don’t count on it still being open.
Pricing at Nokki Farm reflects standard SJC terminal markups, sitting higher than downtown San Jose but roughly in line with other Terminal B food and retail spots. You’ll pay airport pricing for snacks, drinks, and any ready-to-eat items, similar to what you’d see near B6 or B14. Plan on using a credit card; many small SJC vendors now lean cashless at the register.
Nokki Farm works best as a last stop before boarding from gates in the B1–B28 range, cutting down on backtracking across the terminal. If you’re connecting between Terminal A and B, remember you stay airside, so you can walk over without re-clearing security. Build in at least 10–15 minutes before boarding to swing by here and still make it to your B gate without a rushed walk.