Gate-side snack stop in T1 before security queues build
Intimmis sits in Terminal T1 at César Manrique-Lanzarote Airport, on the departures side serving short-haul holiday traffic to the UK and mainland Spain. It’s a straightforward grab-and-go style shop for food, drinks, and last-minute bits before boarding. Prices track normal Spanish airport levels rather than northern Europe, so a coffee and pastry usually land under €6, not €10. Think of it as your “I forgot something” backup between check-in desks and security, not a destination in itself.
T1 handles most tourist flights to places like Madrid, Barcelona, London, and Frankfurt, so Intimmis sees waves of passengers in the 06:00–10:00 and 16:00–20:00 peaks. Stock focuses on quick items: bottled water for the 4-hour hop to the UK, packaged snacks for kids, and a few travel basics. Selection skews to mainstream brands rather than anything local or artisanal. Card payments are standard, and contactless under €50 usually flies through without PIN delays.
You’ll find Intimmis landside in T1, which means you can use it even if someone is just dropping you off and not flying. That’s handy if your hotel breakfast ended at 10:00 but your Ryanair departure at 14:30 leaves you hungry. Grab something here before security if you like to keep liquids with you; post-security shops follow the 100 ml rule and don’t always match stock. Quick tip: if a big UK charter just offloads at the curb, expect a 10–15 minute queue and plan accordingly.