Across from gate T15, this is the Trio kiosk
Across from gate T15 in Terminal T, Trio runs as a small grab-and-go stand rather than a full sit-down spot. It sits post-security on the concourse used by most Southwest flights, so you can swing by after you clear the single main checkpoint. Think quick snack or drink while you watch the boarding zone numbers crawl, not a long meal.
Trio usually opens early morning to catch the first DAL departures around 5:30–6:00 a.m. and stays open into the evening bank, roughly until the last flights around 9:00–10:00 p.m. Hours flex with the schedule, so late-night delays after 10 p.m. can leave the shutters down. If you land on one of the last arrivals of the day, don’t count on it still serving.
Pricing sits in typical airport territory: expect bottled drinks in the $3–$5 range and packaged snacks starting around $4. Fresh items, if stocked, tend to land closer to $8–$12. The stand focuses on quick prepackaged options, so you’re not waiting 15 minutes for anything to cook; you tap your card, grab your food, and walk back to your gate in under five minutes.
There’s no dedicated seating at Trio, just the nearby gate chairs at T13–T17, so plan to carry everything back to your boarding area. If your group is spread across DAL, this is really only worth it if you’re already in Terminal T’s central concourse. Practical tip: hit the restroom near T14 first, then swing by Trio so you don’t juggle bags, food, and a bathroom stop all at once.