Gate-side prices without the walk into town
One Stop and Shop sits airside at Adnan Menderes (ADB), handy if you realize at the last minute that you forgot basics. Expect standard airport pricing on snacks and drinks, not city supermarket levels, but still fine if you just need a 15–20 TRY bottle of water and something to chew before boarding.
You’ll find it past security, so this works for tight departures where you only have 10–15 minutes before boarding and don’t want to backtrack to landside options. Stock skews toward grab-and-go: packaged chips, chocolate bars, nuts, soft drinks, and a few RTD coffees that beat airline instant.
It carries typical travel add-ons: phone cables, power adapters, simple earphones, and basic toiletries. Figure on paying a markup versus the city, but still cheaper than buying on board. If your bag comes in just under the 8 kg cabin limit, you can load up here without raising an eyebrow at the gate.
Expect card payments in TRY and major international cards; staff usually round up coins so a quick 50–60 TRY snack run is painless. Lines move reasonably fast compared to the 15–20 minute waits at some airport cafés during peak bank departures.
Tip: hit One Stop and Shop right after security rather than just before your gate; stock is better earlier in the concourse and you’re not fighting a boarding call clock.