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[title]Eating at the airport doesn’t have to be expensive or limited to just a few options. At Aeropuertos Argentina, there’s a wide and varied food offering, with options for different budgets, tastes and times of day. From a coffee and something sweet before your flight to a full meal before boarding, there are different ways to eat well without spending too much.
Whether you only have a few minutes before boarding or prefer to sit down for a more leisurely meal, you can choose according to your schedule and the time of day. Breakfasts, lunches, afternoon snacks and dinners are all part of an offering that makes it easy to find something to eat before flying.
Coffee, medialunas and something sweet: this is how the journey begins
If your flight leaves early, having breakfast at the airport can be a good way to start your trip without rushing. And contrary to what you might expect, there are options for different budgets: from a coffee and something sweet to alternatives for sitting down to eat before boarding.
McCafé offers different options to start the day: American coffee, latte and cappuccino, as well as medialunas, pastries, donuts and croissants, including the chocolate croissant. There are also savory options, such as toasted sandwiches and sandwiches, for those who prefer a more substantial breakfast. Among the most practical choices are its classic deals, such as coffee with two pastries of your choice and coffee with three criollitos.
If the idea is to treat yourself before boarding the plane, Starbucks offers a variety of coffees and drinks to take away. From iced tea and hot coffees to its classic Frappuccinos, there are options for different tastes and times of day. It’s a convenient choice for those who prefer to grab something to drink and continue on to the departure gate.
A full lunch before boarding: burgers, pizza and more
At Mostaza, for example, there are combo meals featuring burgers and different ingredient combinations. Options include the Mega Ahumada a Fondo, with beef, smoked white cheddar, grilled onions and smoky sauce; the Doble Mega BIGBang Cheddar, with double beef, cheddar, bacon, onions, cheddar sauce, mustard and ketchup; and the Mega Provolone y Bacon, with provolone cheese, bacon, grilled onions and chimichurri sauce. It’s an option for those looking for a hearty and convenient lunch before boarding.
If you prefer pizza, Hell's Pizza serves generous slices in the New York style that characterizes the brand. The menu includes classic combinations as well as others featuring more intense flavors. Among them are the Jamoneta, with mozzarella, smoked ham and pepper emulsion, and the Buffalo Chicken, with chicken, Buffalo sauce, ranch dressing and chives. A practical alternative for grabbing a quick bite.
If you’re short on time, combo meals and individual slices make it possible to eat according to your appetite and the time you have available.
A break before boarding: coffee, toasted sandwiches and something sweet
If you’re looking for an afternoon snack before boarding, Tostado has sweet and savory options to suit different tastes. Classics include sourdough toasted sandwiches, with options such as the Napolitano, made with tomato, a mix of shredded cheeses, black olives and extra virgin olive oil, as well as versions with ham, lomito, guacamole or four cheeses.
To go with them, the café offers everything from espresso, American coffee and latte to cappuccino and flat white, as well as special preparations featuring Nutella, dulce de leche, vanilla, caramel or chocolate. If you prefer something sweet, there are also medialunas, croissants, loaf cakes, cookies, alfajores and pancakes. The offering works both for grabbing something quickly and continuing to the departure gate or sitting down, having a coffee and taking a break before the flight.
La Panera Rosa also invites travelers to take a break and sit down for an afternoon snack before their flight. Its menu includes waffles, pancakes, crêpes, French toast and toast, as well as medialunas, muffins, loaf cakes and a variety of cakes and sweets.
Among the waffles, there are versions with dulce de leche, seasonal fruit or caramelized apples, while the pancakes can be enjoyed with banana, strawberries, walnuts, chocolate or dulce de leche. For those who prefer something savory, the menu includes toast with avocado, smoked salmon or eggs, as well as omelets and other options to pair with coffee.
The café also has a variety of drinks, from coffee with milk, cappuccino and vanilla latte to mocha, iced coffee and frappés, as well as teas and infusions. An option for those who have time and want to turn the wait into a delicious, unhurried break before continuing their journey.
For evening flights: what to eat before boarding
If you’re craving Argentine beef before boarding, La Cabrera al Paso brings the signature of the renowned steakhouse by Gastón Riveira to a more convenient format, with meats and sandwiches designed to be eaten on the go.
Options include a burger with cheese, tomato and lettuce, as well as the classic chorizo sandwich with tomato and lettuce, served with French fries and a soft drink. You can also choose the lomito sandwich with egg, tomato and lettuce, served with French fries and a soft drink.
La Cabrera al Paso is open throughout the day, so you can stop by for lunch or before an evening flight. An option for adding a distinctly Argentine flavor to the wait before boarding.
And when it comes to Argentine classics, Club de la Milanesa is another alternative for eating before your flight. The menu features beef milanesas, chicken schnitzel and versions such as bife de chorizo, all with an extra-crispy coating and served with French fries and sauces. There are also sandwiches and sharing platters, for a more substantial meal or a quick bite before boarding.
From a quick coffee to a full meal, Aeropuertos Argentina’s food offering includes options for different times of day, budgets and waiting times. All that’s left is to choose what to eat before boarding.