Local and international dishes are on the menu at a modest number of fast-food and full-service restaurants, located both before and after Security. There's also a bar and a selection of coffee shops. Some travelers have reported that eateries close around 20:00 - something to be aware of if you have a late flight. Before leaving the country, be sure to try a pupusa, El Salvador's national dish - it's a thick corn tortilla stuffed with a savory filling.
SAL
San Salvador Airport Terminal
San Salvador, El Salvador
Terminal Information
Retail outlets are located on the way to and alongside the departure gates on either side of a long corridor. Shop for duty-free perfume, liquor and tobacco as well as travel essentials, sunglasses, electronics and souvenirs. Salvadorian coffee is a great gift to take back home from your trip.
- ATMs
- Baby care facilities
- Wheelchairs
There are plenty of places on the way to Customs and Baggage Claim where you can get a bite to eat.
The route from the plane to Customs takes arriving passengers past all the shops that are available to departing guests.
- ATMs
- Information points
- Hotel check-in desks
- Wheelchairs
Terminal tips
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