By gate-side in Terminal 2, Relay is the quick grab
Right in Terminal 2 after security, Relay is the standard airport newsstand: drinks, snacks, magazines, basic travel gear. Expect airport pricing on bottled water and soft drinks, usually around 2–3 EUR, and single-serve snacks sitting closer to 3–5 EUR. It’s the place you hit if you realize at the last minute you forgot gum, a power adapter, or something to read before boarding from one of the Schengen gates.
Relay in T2 keeps hours aligned with the main departure bank, generally opening early morning ahead of the first flights and staying open into the late evening push. You’ll see the usual lineup of Greek and international magazines, a rack of paperbacks, and a stand of phone chargers and USB cables. If you need a basic EU plug adapter before flying out on Aegean or Ryanair, this is usually the easiest spot to grab one without hunting the terminal.
Food-wise, expect packaged sandwiches, chips, and candy rather than fresh meals, with most items individually wrapped and priced under 7–8 EUR. Drinks cover chilled water, sodas, and some energy drinks in the 2–4 EUR range. It’s not a sit-down option, and seating nearby depends on the nearest T2 gate waiting area, so plan to carry everything back to your gate. One practical tip: buy water here after security instead of paying even more on board.