Gate-side in Terminal A, ShopGallery fills the generic souvenir slot
Just off the main departures corridor in Terminal A, ShopGallery is the airport-standard mix of souvenirs and travel basics. You’ll see it as you walk from the centralized security area toward several A-gates, so you don’t have to detour far from your path to boarding.
Most logo mugs and T-shirts sit in the mid-range price band, often around what you’d see at other major hubs in South America rather than downtown Buenos Aires. Expect the usual keychains, magnets, and mate-themed items with “Argentina” branding, not artisan-market finds from San Telmo or Palermo.
Beyond souvenirs, ShopGallery usually carries last-minute travel items: basic headphones, phone cables, neck pillows, and small toiletries in travel-size formats. Prices on chargers can run higher than city shops, so treat it as backup, not your primary tech stop.
Packaged snacks and boxed sweets lean heavily on Argentine classics like alfajores and dulce de leche candies, generally sold in multi-piece gift boxes that fit easily into carry-ons. If you want something to hand to coworkers after a long-haul, this is a straightforward place to grab it without hunting deeper into the terminal.
Staff turnover at EZE means service can feel hit-or-miss, but transactions tend to be quick and focused on getting you back to your gate. Figure on 5–10 minutes inside, including browsing, if you already passed security and have your gate confirmed.
Tip: Shop here after security in Terminal A once your gate is posted; that way you don’t carry extra bags through screening or between terminals B and C.