Gate-side in Terminal B, Viena Snack runs on speed.
Post-security in Terminal B, Viena Snack is the old-school airport snack bar: a short counter, pre-made sandwiches in the case, coffee machines humming. Prices sit in the $ range, noticeably lower than some of the branded spots farther down the concourse. Rating hovers around a solid 4 stars, driven more by practicality than gourmet praise.
Food is straightforward: think ham-and-cheese sandwiches, basic pastries, and a few simple hot items. User photos show wrapped sandwiches stacked in the cooler and metal trays with warm options, more cafeteria than café. One reviewer calls out a “quick ham and cheese and coffee before boarding” as the move, and that sums it up pretty well. Portions look modest, but so are the prices compared with full restaurants in B.
Coffee gets described as “basic” in multiple reviews, but service is usually faster than the big chains in Terminal B, especially in the morning rush between roughly 06:00–09:00. Regulars treat it as a grab-and-go pit stop near the gates rather than a place to sit. Expect minimal seating and lots of people grabbing bags and heading back to gates B2–B10 with food in hand.
Watch out for: limited choice and freshness. Several reviews mention the selection feeling thin compared with the larger restaurants in Terminal B, and a few call the food “just okay,” especially later in the day after items have sat in the case for hours. The space itself looks dated and purely functional in photos, more fluorescent lights than décor.
Tip: if you care about freshness, swing by before lunchtime when turnover is higher, grab a sandwich and coffee, and plan to eat at your gate rather than hunting for a table here.