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Larnaca Airport Restaurants, Cafés & Food: Where to Eat 2026

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Larnaca Airport Restaurants, Cafés & Food: Where to Eat 2026
Quick answer: Larnaca Airport has cafés, bars and restaurants on both sides of security — a few landside near check-in, and the main choice airside once you are through. Expect international coffee chains and bakeries for a quick bite plus sit-down cafés and bars; try a last Cyprus coffee, a cheese pie or a halloumi sandwich. Prices are higher than in town, so eat before security if you want more choice and value. Payment is in euro (€).

Whether you need a proper meal before a long flight or just a coffee to start the day, Larnaca International Airport (LCA) has you covered on both sides of security. Knowing what sits where — and that airside prices run higher — helps you plan.

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Landside vs airside

There is a small selection of cafés and grab-and-go outlets landside, before check-in and security — handy if you arrive early or are seeing someone off. The main choice is airside, past screening, where you will find more seating, coffee, bars and hot food near the gates. If you want the widest choice and better value, eat before security and keep a light snack for the gate.

What's on offer

Prices, payment and hours

PointWhat to know
PricesHigher than in Larnaca town — fine for convenience, not for a bargain
PaymentEuro (€); cards widely accepted
Opening hoursFollow the flight schedule; not every outlet runs 24/7
Best valueEat landside before security, or in town before you set off

Tips for early or late flights

Larnaca handles a lot of very early and late departures, and at those hours the choice narrows — a couple of cafés may be open rather than the full line-up. If you are on a dawn flight, grab a coffee and pastry where you can and do not count on a big hot meal airside. On a late arrival, remember the airport is only about 10 minutes from Larnaca town, where tavernas and cafés on the Finikoudes seafront serve late — see our getting into town guide.

Practical tips

See also our duty-free & shopping guide, the lounges guide and the full terminal guide.

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FAQ

Are there restaurants at Larnaca Airport?
Yes, there are cafés, bars and restaurants both landside near check-in and airside after security — from coffee chains and bakeries to sit-down meals, bars and Cypriot snacks.
Can I get food after security at Larnaca Airport?
Yes, the main food choice is airside, past security, with coffee, bars and hot food near the gates. For the widest choice and better value, though, eat before security.
Is food expensive at Larnaca Airport?
Airside prices are higher than in Larnaca town, as at most airports. It is fine for convenience; for better value, eat landside before security or in town before you travel. Payment is in euros.
Is there food at Larnaca Airport early in the morning or late at night?
Larnaca handles many early and late flights, but at those hours the choice narrows to a couple of cafés rather than the full line-up. Grab a coffee and pastry where you can, and remember town is about 10 minutes away.
Can I get Cypriot food at Larnaca Airport?
Yes, alongside international options you can find Cypriot bites such as cheese pies (tyropita), halloumi sandwiches and Cyprus coffee.