Nutella crepes hot off the griddle at Terminal 2
Crepaland sits airside in Terminal 2 and fills the gap between basic sandwiches and full meals with made-to-order crepes. You see both kids and students lined up for Nutella or banana combinations before Aegean and Ryanair departures. Portions run big enough to count as a snack for two kids or a light meal for one hungry adult.
The menu splits into sweet and savory crepes, so you can go dessert (Nutella, banana, powdered sugar) or something closer to lunch (ham, cheese, maybe veggies depending on the day’s board). Prices are on the higher side for what is essentially street-food style: expect to pay several euros more than a simple pastry from nearby counters. Still, you’re getting your crepe cooked when you order, not pulled from a fridge.
Service pace is the trade-off. Multiple reviews mention waiting 10–15 minutes once even three or four people are ahead in line. One Google-style review notes that “crepes took a while to come out when there were a few orders ahead of us,” and that lines can form quickly at busy morning and evening banks. If your boarding pass shows gate closing within 25 minutes, this is not the place to experiment.
Families lean hard into Crepaland when traveling with younger kids; one TripAdvisor parent mentioned their children “loved getting Nutella crepes before the flight – messy but fun.” Regulars grab takeaway boxes and an extra stack of napkins to keep chocolate and sugar off clothes and carry-ons. Savory crepes also travel better if you’re planning to eat at the gate instead of the counter.
Watch out for: long waits and sticker shock. Slow prep means even a short queue can make you nervous if your gate at Terminal 2 is already showing “boarding.” Some travelers compare the price of one crepe to two basic snacks from other outlets in SKG.
Practical tip: check the live queue at Crepaland before you scan into security’s final lane for your gates; if more than five people are waiting, grab something faster for this flight and save the crepe plan for your next time through SKG T2.