There are over 50 places to eat and drink in the post-Security area of Terminal 1, all of which are spread out across Concourses A-C and Z. German, Italian and Asian specialties are on offer along with fast food favorites, coffee shops, bars and bakeries. The well-reviewed Thai and Vietnamese restaurant, Coa offers views of the runway - though these are slightly hidden. Ask for seats around the corner. If you'd prefer to eat on the go, stop by the Temaki Bar. They offer a variety of sushi to take away in bento boxes. Bread-lovers should visit traditional bakeries such as Heberer's and Ditsch, where you can purchase pretzels and other snacks fresh from the oven. Goethe Bar, which serves alcoholic beverages as well as hot and cold dishes doubles up as a good meeting point. You can't miss the statue of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Frankfurt's famous poet. Other places to grab a drink include the mini Bavarian beer garden at the Reingold Bar, and the café/bar Mondo, where there are great views of the airfield. Before Security, there are about 30 or so eateries, located mainly in Concourses A and B though there are 2 cafés in Concourse C. The options include fried chicken, Asian street food, Italian cuisine and a bistro. Thong Thai in the Airport City Mall is especially popular with travelers and has 5-star ratings online.
Did you know that during the winter months, you can store your coats at the airport?
If you're going somewhere warm and don't want to be weighed down, this is the perfect facility for you. You can leave them at the designated Service Points, the same place you can also store baggage.