Gate-side in DAL’s T terminal, Solo sits just off the main concourse
This small shop called Solo sits past security in Terminal T at Dallas Love Field, within a short walk of most Southwest gates. It focuses on travel basics more than souvenirs, so think last-minute add-ons rather than a long browse. Layout is tight, so it’s a quick in-and-out stop instead of a place to linger.
Solo keeps typical airport hours, generally opening by the early morning departures around 5:00–5:30 a.m. and staying open until the late-night Southwest bank, often close to 9:00–10:00 p.m. That timing covers most DAL schedules, but if you land on one of the final flights of the day, don’t count on it being open for snacks.
Pricing runs in the standard airport range, with bottled drinks usually in the $3–$5 band and grab-and-go snacks sitting a dollar or two above street prices. If you only need a single item—phone cable, pack of gum, or a bottle of water—your total should still land under about $15. It’s not a budget stop, but nothing here feels wildly out of step with the rest of DAL.
Stock leans toward quick consumables and basic travel gear: drinks, chips, candy, a small wall of phone chargers, and a few personal-care items. DAL has bigger retail in the main concourse, so if you want branded Dallas gifts or clothing, plan to keep walking toward other T-terminal shops.
Tip: If your Southwest gate is within five minutes of Solo, grab your water and charger here; if you’re farther out, check the shops clustered near the central food court in Terminal T instead for more choice.