Gate-side sugar hit near NAT departures
Lolly sits in Alicante NAT terminal airside, a short walk from most Schengen gates, and leans hard into packaged sweets, chocolate bars, and grab‑and‑go snacks. Think last‑minute Haribo, Spanish chocolate, and travel‑size treats to throw in your carry‑on before boarding.
The shop typically opens from early morning through the late‑evening wave of flights, roughly matching NAT’s first departures around 06:00 and closing after the final Ryanair and easyJet runs. Prices trend above city supermarkets — expect tourist‑zone markups of 20–40% on standard candy and snacks, with multi‑packs and promo bundles giving the only real value.
Cold drinks sit in fridges along the wall, with 0.5 L water bottles, sodas, and juice boxes that are still cheaper than buying on most low‑cost carriers once onboard. You’ll also see small packs of nuts, chips, and a few novelty items aimed at kids, all sized to meet typical cabin baggage liquid and size rules for flights out of Spain.
There’s no fresh food counter, coffee machine, or seating here, so pair Lolly with a café stop elsewhere in NAT if you want anything more substantial than sugar and crisps. Use it as a top‑up stop: buy water and sweets here about 20–30 minutes before your boarding time, then walk straight to the gate.