Gate-side stop for last-minute Nevada souvenirs
Just past security in the Main terminal, Gift Shop covers the basics: Nevada magnets, Reno-Tahoe shirts, snow-globe style knickknacks, plus standard travel needs like headphones and phone cables. Prices sit in typical airport range — expect $12–$20 for T‑shirts and $5–$10 for small souvenirs. It’s a quick in-and-out stop if you need something recognizable that says “Reno” before boarding.
Hours generally track flight banks, opening by 5:00 a.m. most days and running until around the last departures near 9:00–10:00 p.m., though late-evening gaps do happen in slower seasons. You’ll see the shop on the concourse level of the Main terminal, so you don’t have to backtrack far from most gates to grab a gift or a forgotten toiletry like travel-size toothpaste or deodorant in the $3–$6 range.
Food and drink are limited to basic packaged snacks and bottled beverages, usually in the $3–$6 bracket. If you want real coffee or a full snack run, hit one of the nearby Main terminal cafés first, then use Gift Shop as your top-up spot for gum, mints, or candy to last a 2–3 hour flight.
Practical move: swing through about 30–40 minutes before boarding, after you’ve cleared security and checked your gate, so you can price-compare shirts, grab any cables, and still be at your boarding area when they call Group 1.