Gate B area convenience store with full travel basics
Inland Northwest Travel Mart sits post-security near the B gates at Spokane International, filling the gap between the newsstand and a mini–grocery stop. You’ll see standard airport snacks alongside grab-and-go sandwiches, bottled drinks, and candy, all priced in the typical $3–$8 range. It’s the place to top up on chips, trail mix, or an energy drink before a Horizon or Alaska hop out of GEG.
The shop keeps airport hours, usually opening by the first morning departures around 4:30–5:00 a.m. and staying open until the last evening bank of flights clears. That means you can grab coffee, a breakfast bar, and a bottled juice on early runs, or snag a late soda and bag of jerky on the way to a 9:00 p.m. departure. Prices run higher than town, but in line with other GEG terminal stores.
Beyond food, Inland Northwest Travel Mart stocks phone chargers, basic headphones, neck pillows, and travel-size toiletries, handy if TSA pulled your toothpaste or you forgot a cable at home. You’ll also see a rack of regional souvenirs referencing Spokane and the Inland Northwest, so you can grab a quick magnet or mug on the walk to A, B, or C gates. One practical move: buy water here after security instead of nursing whatever you brought from the hotel, since GEG fountains sit farther from some gate areas.