Coffee, food and time in the terminal
For a local snack in Terminal 1, Chez Pipo is after security on level 2 in hall A, towards gate A33. It serves socca and other Niçois food. Published bar hours are 05:00–22:30 on Monday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday, and 05:30–22:30 on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. Check your hall before heading there; the location is not accessible from every departure route.
Shopping before your flight
Aelia Duty Free operates in both terminals. The airport’s shopping FAQ says duty-free stores open daily from the first flight to the last, with individual store information on the seller pages. That is a flight-based schedule, not a promise of 24-hour trading. Check current prices in the online marketplace using your flight details.
Coffee, food and time in the terminal
Extime’s food operator lists bakery and café brands including PAUL, Maison Pradier and Starbucks, alongside takeaway options such as EXKi and Pret A Manger across the Paris airports. Outlet choice depends on your terminal and accessible departure area. La Table de Michel Roth is specifically identified at CDG. Check your departure area before making a plan around a restaurant in another part of the airport.
Shopping before your flight
Use the Extime shopping catalogue with your flight details for collection eligibility and the current product price. Shopping should follow the check-in and border-control plan, particularly if you also need a tax-refund inspection. Keep duty-free liquid purchases and the receipt sealed in the shop’s security bag through any further screening.