Public zone
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Food market Delia
GroceriesDelia Foods offer products for immediate consumption - fresh bakery products, desserts, baguettes and sandwiches, fresh juice, coffe to go as well as a variety of low-priced refreshment menus. Slovakian farm products such as cheese, yoghurt, pasta can be found in the range. There are also regular food goods - beverages, confectionery, dairy or meat products, and basic drugstore.
Monday: 6:00 h. – 21:00 h. Tuesday: 6:00 h. – 21:00 h. Wednesday: 6:00 h. – 21:00 h. Thursday: 6:00 h. – 21:00 h. Friday: 6:00 h. – 21:00 h. Saturday: 6:00 h. – 21:00 h. Sunday: 6:00 h. – 21:00 h.Arrival hall, ground floor -
eat&fly!
RefreshmentsMorning or launch menu, a la carte menu, fresh juices and coffee, cakes and fresh refreshment before departure or after arrival. That is what this place offer to all Bratislava Airport visitors and passengers.
from October to April: od 6:00 – 19:00from May to September: 6.00 - 22.00departures terminal, ground floor -
Fresh Corner
RefreshmentsPopular delicious Fresh Corner coffee in nine ways to take away, tasty classic and maxi hot dogs, fresh baguettes, croissants or crispy panini. The popular concept from Slovnaft gas stations, which offers people on the go a quick and tasty snack, is now also available at the Bratislava airport. The kiosk is located in the middle of the hall between the departure and arrival zones. Passengers can enjoy the Fresh Corner range before checking-in or after arriving in Bratislava. If you are a member of the Slovnaft Move customer program, don't forget to apply your discounts for purchases at the Fresh Corner kiosk as well.
2 hours before the flightdepartures terminal, ground floorprízemie -
Jet Bar
RefreshmentsJet Bar with great location in the departure terminal directly under the historic plane Caproni Ca-33 has been offering traditional soft drinks, coffee, soft and alcoholic drinks, but also offers the delicious cakes, pies, draft beer, flavored soft drinks and ice cream.
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Mediapress
Newspapers and magazinesSelection of daily newspapers, magazines, stamps and postcards, public transport tickets, books, tobacco products, sweets and non-alcoholic drinks.
