As a frequent flyer, I have visited quite a few Delta Sky Clubs over the years. The Austin DSC is…read moreone of the best! Lots is spaces to sit/gather with your travel party or chill alone. The times I have visited (once in the evening and once in the morning), the food selection has been really good (for a Sky Club). This morning we enjoyed Street Corn Frittatas (more like egg bites). They were great and there were lots of hot sauces to use or other toppings (warm bacon bits, cheese, an amazing tomatillo salsa) to put on. I love the self service soda station, along with water and coffee. The restrooms are also very good (the self open door is always awesome) and the staff is friendly. Definitely worth a stop!

Who doesn't love a free buffet? I dig the buffet, salad…read morebar, and of course the snacks and beverages. Great wifi connection and nice views. Nice area for Sky members to relax peacefully before hopping a flight.

On a recent trip all 4 of us joked that when we got through security we would need to verify that…read moreour gate was really there. Lo and behold our gate was right across from the Departure Lounge. The DP has a good sized bar, some high tops and a tables. We scored two tables adjacent to the concourse and as expected this location is great for people watching. Lite food offerings are also available. Our cocktails were surprisingly hefty and our better half's were raving about their Palomas. Even though they were very busy table service was excellent. Like every other airport venue prices are high but hey c'est la vie.

I fly through here a few times a year & have always had good experiences. Today I ordered an…read moreextra-dry martini (no vermouth) and got extra vermouth and clearly specified I wanted no vermouth. Server brought the new drink back and said she put just a little vermouth in this time. Tolerable, but frustrating. Decided to try the pulled bbq brisket grilled cheese. Sandwich is warmed in the oven, not toasted or grilled. Brisket was chopped with sauce on the side. When I questioned it, I was told that's how it comes, so I asked for silverware and a napkin so I could at least eat the filling, was again told "that's how it comes" and the waitress walked away. Then had to ask to cash out 3 times & the bartender still wouldn't run my card and made the server do it. Very disappointing experience and service.

The Admirals Club offers a welcome respite from the madness of the airport. It is relatively quiet,…read morewith dedicated work stations available in the back. In addition to coffee and tea, there is a full bar and self-service water. There is a selection of hot food items as well as things like hummus, olives, cheese, etc. They also offer a selection of pastry bites. Staff is available to assist with your AA flight, answer questions & ensure an enjoyable experience. The club (& restrooms) are kept clean although it is rather dated. A renovation is already planned so improvements coming soon!

It's small but checks the boxes. Work area, nice restrooms, food, drinks, a little space to relax…read moreas long as it isn't crowded as it can sometimes become. Multiple families traveling with children they were able to feed and relax before their flight/s. When the expansion is finished, hopefully, there will be a larger club but given the current business climate AA may opt not to, we shall see.

Layover on my way to Singapore and the club is nice. Ample food, seating and shower facilities…read moreavailable. You can get food off the buffet stations or be seated in the dining room. Depending on the traffic can lead to a 30 minute wait so if you're pressed for time, the buffet selection is just as good.

Back again. Feels like a second home. The wonderful ladies at the front know me by name. Food is…read moregenerally the same for breakfast, but they did have BACON! this time. I love how quiet it is in the morning.

Just checked in! I must say that I had a very outstanding experience at AUS airport. Parking lot is…read moreeasily visible and as soon I parked, there was a shuttle bus waiting. Once in, the driver explained the process when coming back and to write down parking location and what gates he was stopping. Ending up giving him a good tip. Once I arrived at the airport, waited until the airline employee was ready to check people in. Had the tickets already printed to it was breeze! Going to security was another positive experience. Line wasn't long (5am) and the Jet blue employee was friendly and helpful. I was at my gate in no time. My longest wait was actually waiting to board the plane at the gate!

1/5 Austin-Bergstrom…read moreInternational Airport should be embarrassed by the condition of this facility. The biggest issue isn't one dirty table or one uncomfortable terminal--it's the obvious lack of management, attention to detail, and basic quality control throughout the airport. The floors are dirty. Tables look like they rarely get cleaned or wiped down. AC vents visibly appear to have mold or significant buildup on them. Parts of the air-conditioning system don't seem to work properly, which apparently explains the portable AC units and swamp coolers scattered around trying--and failing--to keep areas comfortable. Some of them seem to do little more than blow warm air around. But what really stands out is the complete lack of care. There seems to be very little pride or urgency from employees or management regarding the overall condition of the airport. These aren't small cosmetic issues. Cleanliness, functioning HVAC, facility maintenance, and basic customer comfort should be the bare minimum for a major airport serving a city like Austin. What makes it worse is the impression that leadership is well aware of these problems, yet the lack of quality control continues. At some point, responsibility has to fall on the people managing the facility. Austin deserves better. Travelers deserve better. Employees deserve a better-maintained workplace. Stop accepting mediocrity as normal. Do better, Austin.

Ummm I hope you all don't think I'm giving this private tarmac anything but 5 stars…read more When on a private tarmac there's rules you must follow. 1. Wait for them to open the gate. 2. Personnel will come and give you instructions. 3. The procedure is once inside the gate you put on your flashers. 4. Drive no more than 10 miles per hour. 5. Personnel will guide you waaaay around the aircrafts like they do when planes land. 6. Typically drivers don't get off the bus, personnel will unload your bus. 7. Once passengers and luggage are offloaded, you take the same path you came in. I love private plane passengers...they tip the driver:)))

Nice visit there today, friendly staff, clean facility and kind loan of the crew car for my wife's…read moredoctor appointment. $40 facility fee and $10 security charge is about standard for the busier airports.

If i could give 10 million stars, I would. My friend and I had one of the best dining experiences…read morehere we've ever had. Eddie V's was just out of the park service and food. Our sever, forgive me I forgot her name it started with a G and she had an accent, was the epitome of what all servers should strive to be. She was attentive, helpful, friendly, professional, all of the above JUST AMAZING! We dined before a concert and let her know we were in a slight rush and she made sure everything came out coursed but not rushed. Everything was absolutely DELICIOUS! The oysters and mignonette, steak sliders, truffle mac but omg that halibut stole the show! Mega hats off to the BOH staff, they killed it in every way. Also, if we were sharing and item the kitchen split and plated it for each us, HOW AMAZING! We couldn't decide between dessert since we were so full and short on time we picked the slightly quicker and smaller option; yet still our AMAZING server, G we'll call her, brought us a MINI bananas foster because she knew how much we wanted to try it but were scared of the portion size. I mean can you EVEN???? we felt SO taken care of by her and all other staff around us. everyone was moving with such grace and precision. I literally could not recommend this place enough!!! (dined march 28th)

Last night was my second time in the past year going to Eddie V's for their fantastic happy hour…read morewith my friend! It's becoming our after work spot to grab a bite before going to a concert. I've still only gotten the Mini Filet Sandwiches which is center cut filet mignon on toasted brioche buns, Shaft's blue cheese, and onion Jam. I think I even got the same drink last time, the Spicy Margarita with El Jimador Tequila, Patrón Citrónge, fresh lime, jalapeño. It's so good! And the filet minon is $12 and the drink is $10. Even the free bread and butter is amazing sourdough with something added to the butter (maybe cinnamon, I'm not sure). We always just go casual and sit at the bar which is dark and moody but with friendly staff at the place that is typically a fancier dining experience. Go to their website and look at the whole menu for the Happy Hour which is 4p-6:30p every day of the week.

I'm staying at The Loren Hotel and tried this restaurant on the 8th floor last night for dinner and…read morewas so impressed that I returned for breakfast- the egg frittata with lemon ricotta was perfection. Let me start by saying that I was so impressed with my dinner that I had to ask a server if it was a Michelin star rated restaurant. I highly recommend the half chicken infused with basil, which was a beautiful flavor. The broccolini was my favorite, with the grilled lemony parmesan topping it was a showstopper. Even the french fries, which I was not supposed to eat, were tasty with their own house dip.. I did have a slight bit of food envy though- my friend ordered the filet, which she said was one of the best she's ever had. I'll let you know after I return tonight.!

I will have to agree with my fellow Yelpers on this - not great, but good. We wanted to try out…read morethis place having just moved to Austin and trying out the date night places. But the place reminded me of why I moved out of the Bay, including the stuck-up hostess. I thought I was in Palo Alto, CA. But our server, Willem, was great effort. The food was okay. Nothing was horrible, most were forgettable. Last time I am taking Tik Tok advice on where to go for my precious date night dinner opportunities.

Definition of your "neighborhood bar". I love having Drinks Backyard nearby, they have a massive…read moreoutdoors space that's great for dogs... they even have a dog park! They have a few food trucks on site, but I've only ever tried the BBQ, which is quite tasty. I usually go to Drinks to watch some sports, one-off events, or to have a quick drink with friends before ending the night. It's certainly not a "cocktail bar", but they have some good drinks on their menu. The bartenders are super friendly, they have some fun board games to play, a pool table, and there's a cat who lives there who's pretty cute. Overall, lucky to have Drinks Backyard in the neighborhood.

Great local outdoor bar with a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. The drinks are solid, reasonably…read morepriced, and the staff are always friendly and easygoing, which makes it an easy spot to hang out for a few hours. The large outdoor space is definitely one of the highlights -- plenty of room for groups, watching sports games, or just enjoying the weather. They also have live music on Saturday nights, which adds a really fun energy to the place without feeling too overwhelming. It's not trying to be a super upscale cocktail bar, but for good drinks, good vibes, and a casual night out with friends, it's a great neighborhood spot.

I may be late to casual personal events but when it comes to air travel, call me Early Bird. I…read moreleave nothing to chance when it comes to dealing with airport security & logistics snafus that can add uncertainty to getting on the plane on time. The hidden benefit is that I often have lots of extra time to stroll the concourse, get some steps in & blood flow going, and check out the interesting innovations, public art installations, and local flavor of the airports on my itinerary. Imagine my delight to find this little pocket of whimsy at the east end of the Barbara Jordan Terminal near Gate 14 (as if you're headed toward Delta and the Public Patio). The first indication of mystery is the infinity symbol on an overhead sign that would otherwise name a vendor or amenity. I simply had to stop & check it out. Procedure: Look at all the creative decor and signage. Smile. Step up to the kiosk, answer the questions, and generate your boarding pass (only virtual now, after originally being printable). Imagine yourself phasing through the physical barriers of reality into a different dimension of space & time! Verdict: Fun for all ages of folks with a good imagination, sense of humor, and decent reading habit in the sci-fi and fantasy genre. Cost: Zero dollars and just a few moments of time. Worth it!

This was cool for a minute, but is this really the best use of space at the airport? We're going to…read morewaste a row of chairs at that gate for half chairs because.... art? I'm over it, sorry.