A very good lounge located at JFK. It was a bit crowded and it took me a bit to work my way to a seat overlooking the ramp Decent food selection albeit fairly basic. But the bathrooms were spotless and the staff I interacted with were friendly and helpful. Nice selection of draft beer and since I got to the airport way way early it was a pleasant spot to kill time read more

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Located conveniently after the security check for Terminal 7. Spacious seating areas, one near the food and bar, another small room with a big screen television, and a large room with padded individual seats and charging outlets. The hot food selection was good, along with a salad bar and snacks. There was a self service drink cooler with sodas and beers. The bar wasn't open during my flight, but it looked well stocked. Perhaps the highlight was their cheese bar: cuts of soft, medium and hard cheeses. I grabbed a couple of chocolate chip cookies and a bag of chips during my stay. read more

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The Alaska Lounge, at JFK Terminal 7, is a nice spot with excellent and frienly service. It's a calm and clean area to wait for a flight, and is much better than spending time in main area of the terminal. The lounge doesn't have any full meals, but it does have small items that are tasty. There's a good amount of seating, including a bar area in the back. They have a soft drink machine and a water area, where you can refill your water bottle for the flight. Overall, the lounge is a great way to escape the hustle and bustle of Terminal 7. It's located above the TSA lines, making it very easy to get to after passing TSA. read more

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The Alaska Lounge is one of my favorite US based lounges. It has some of the kindest staff. They saw our child's pancakes didn't come out right and fixed the machine immediately without me saying a word. They also asked if they would like a coloring book and crayons. Some of the kindest people you meet work there. The food selection is pretty good too. They have eggs, cheese plates, oatmeal, and pancakes! I also love that they added chai latte to the barista area. It's a must try drink both hot and cold in my book. read more

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Not up to Alaska standards. They had a variety of food, wings, Mac and cheese, egg rolls, breaded cauliflower salad etc. the problem all the hot food was soggy and over sitting in the steam tables. The pancakes were good and to the Alaska brand. The club was in need of a major refresh as the furniture was well worn. Staff was friendly. read more

Food selection not the greatest compared to other JFK lounges. You have to pay for "premium" drinks where other lounges, everything is complimentary. Ok - better than waiting at the gate read more

This is a very nice lounge at JFK terminal 7. In general Alaska lounges are a cut above AA Admiral's clubs. Since there is reciprocal access for AA and Alaska Airways, if you are on either airline you can use the Alaska lounge. The food selection is better. There are not as many Alaska Lounges but if the opportunity presents itself its worth visiting. This lounge is immediately past the TSA checkpoint on level L in T7. Highly recommend. read more

Great lounge. I love the decor and ambiance. It was probably the least crowded lounge I have been to in as long as I can remember but it was around 8am. Plenty of breakfast options, barista for your specific/picky/bougie coffee needs, bar, etc. read more

Food (3/5): Average breakfast spread, but definitely a step below what you might find at a SkyClub. They had bagels, muffins, oatmeal, cheese cubes, deli meat, Greek yogurt, some fruit (fresh blueberries and canned mandarins), and hard boiled eggs. Warm options were scrambled eggs and bacon. Bonus was that they had gluten free bagels sealed in packaging. Barista-made coffee (from Stumptown) was well above average for airport coffee with nondairy available (almond, oat). Service (5/5): Staff was awesome and kind. One of the baristas went above and beyond because she actually delivered my iced latte to me! Tables and restroom could be a bit cleaner but I was there a bit after the morning rush hour. Ambience: Small and modern lounge with nice views. read more

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My flight was delayed 4 hours. One of the many perks of being a oneworld emerald status member is... it makes flight delays a lot more pleasant and bearable. I checked into the lounge to relax, write, have breakfast and perhaps some drinks. If you love coffee, they have a self serve coffee and tea station that has cold soy milk, almond milk, whole milk, oat milk and 2% milk, Pike Place roast coffee and Tazo teas. Or they have baristas available to make you any coffee you can dream of. I requested a Butterscotch Brûlée Latte (a drink I had at a Starbuck's in the UK). It's made out of steamed milk and butterscotch sauce finished with brulée topping. It's a smooth and silky treat. It was quite delicious. They had various breakfast offerings. Eggs, bacon, sausages, waffle station, muffins, breads, cereals, juices, etc. I had some eggs and bagels (not really a big breakfast person). Bagels were fresh. It would've been nice to have fresh cream cheese instead of individually packaged Philedelphia cream cheese. I also ordered a glass of champagne after breakfast... I chose to relax in the comfy leather recliner because I love to watch the airplanes take off and arrive. There's something so nostalgic about it. Airports, planes and rainy weather. I love it. The recliner is super plush and includes your very own charging station. I got a lot of thinking and writing done during this lounge stay. Grateful to have lounges in general. It makes the stress of traveling a little sweeter... read more

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This lounge is on the smaller side, but it has wifi, food, drinks, bathrooms and comfy seats. There is a full service bar and a coffee bar. The staff is really attentive and keep the food area stocked and clean. Note you can only check in bags 4 hours before your flight. read more

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I am not sure why the reviews are not higher. I am a regular at the flagship lounge in Seattle and the JFK location was quite impressive. It was clean, extremely friendly and helpful customer service and the best food selection I have experienced. I arrived in the earlier afternoon before the crowd so it was pleasantly quiet. read more

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Not a bad way to kill some time before our flight... The lounge features a different drink each month as well as wine, beer and spirits. Generally, complimentary, but top shelf will cost you a bit. They offer light, tasty snacks too: crudite, dips, soup. Clean and spacious with ample seating and their own bathrooms. Priority pass accepted! However, you can only enter two hours before your flight. We got there a bit earlier than that and they had a waitlist anyway (they email and text when they're ready for you). We waited about 1/2 hour after joining the queue at 11th in line. Enough time for a drink and some snacks! Two drinks if you can down them fast! read more

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Well maintained, good customer service. Don't have a huge variety of food selections for the price.

This is 5 stars because the food is less than stellar. They serve the scrambled eggs in the same warming dish as bacon so the eggs have a bacony smell, which as a non-pork eater is unwelcomed. Appreciate the barista bar, wide selection of alternative milks and bar. The seating is great, comfortable and plenty of plugs. Once construction is completed the views should improve. As of this writing it's mostly air train views. read more

Came here around 11am on a Tuesday. Very easy to get in, simply showed the digital priority pass and the boarding pass to the front desk. Pretty spacious lounge with sofas, tables, and big comfy privacy chairs. I think the sign on the wall said the lounge can hold a max capacity of 110 people. There were maybe only 20 people inside. Lots of wall outlets and USB ports for charging everywhere. Free Wi-Fi available. Small food selection compared to some other lounges. There were muffins, cookies, trail mix, some salads. The only hot food was the pretty cool pancake making machine that makes 2 pancakes in like 90 seconds. Drinks include: a coffee machine that can make espressos, lattes, cappuccinos, hot chocolate, etc., soda machine, and of course water. I believe there's also a full alcohol bar with a bartender but I didn't really check it out. Overall, a good lounge to relax in while waiting for a departing flight. read more

Pretty nice lounge with good food and plenty of seating! I do think their evening/dinner menu is lacking compared to their breakfast options. read more

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12/14/2021 I think this is my first ever visit to an Alaska Lounge. Location: within terminal 7 at John F. Kennedy International Airport; post TSA. Access: if you have an active Priority Pass membership (that is how I entered). Certain elite members within the One World alliance can also access. Access is also permitted with one day passes priced at $50 or if you have an Alaska Airlines credit card with a 50% off discounted rate. Interior: it's not the fanciest airport lounge I've visited, but is designed to convey a sense of modern comfort. Open seating and private booth seating is available. There is one buffet area with cold items, pastries, and warm food such as oatmeal. There is also a self serve coffee and tea station along with a barista if you wanted something more crafted. There was also a bar, but it looked closed so I didn't grab anything alcoholic. What I liked: I'll always make time to visit a lounge just to grab a bite and to relax before boarding a flight. It made sense to visit this lounge since I was in fact flying with Alaska Airlines. What I Wished: well, a buffet with more hot foods other than oatmeal would have been a welcome addition. It's definitely nothing like a Centurion Lounge, but it's also nothing to complain about or compare to since my access was technically free. Decent lounge that serves a purpose. read more

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This is one do two lounges offered in Terminal 7. There is a lot of amenities but I think not enough staff to run it in full swing. Maybe because of Covid. Nevertheless, they still offer a lot! There is: -Salad bar. The white grilled chicken was pretty good. Not dry at all -dessert bar -pancake waffle maker -Starbucks coffee machine -variety of tea bags -variety of milk -a bar with most alcohol complimentary. There are some alcohol that would be an extra cost. The bar does look nice -barista bar Shoutout to Justin! He is very friendly, approachable and nice. He also created the cocktails of the month! He is very kind and considerate. He will go out of his way to make you your hot chocolate or cocktail! Pros: -plenty of charging outlets everywhere and at each seat -comfortable seating -very clean restrooms -free fast WiFi service -cocktail of the month is complimentary -there is soup -accepts priority pass -plenty of water (hot and cold) -spacious -different types of seating. Their couches look like good quality leather! Cons: -can't think of any! read more

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One of my guilty pleasures as a frequent traveler is indulging in an airport lounge, which has ultimately become my favorite way to kill time before a flight. Having flown Alaska and their Oneworld partners on many occasions, I have been to this lounge more times than I can count. As a regular lounge, it's decent but as a flagship lounge, it's a disappointment. Located in Terminal 7 just after the airport's worst TSA checkpoint (#1), the Alaska Lounge is on the second floor, adjacent to the British Airways Lounge (#2). It was unveiled to the traveling public roughly 3 years ago with a lot of hype since it was Alaska's first foray into the east coast market. It is open to anyone who is flying first class, has membership to either Priority Pass or Alaska Lounge, and/or a cardholder for American Airlines Executive World Mastercard. There is usually a person out front who (slowly) checks the status of each person coming in. The long walk from the entrance down the hallway gives a bit of an impression that something epic is coming. But upon turning the corner, the lounge is really plain at best. The have a small and limited food station in the middle of the room, along with a bar, a handful of lounge chairs + couches, and a pretty solid view of the planes. Overall, there aren't a lot of bells and whistles when it comes to amenities. The bathrooms are clean, but small. The WiFi goes from good to mediocre in an instant. There are no showers, kid's areas, or a quiet room. The staff is lovely for the most part, but severely understaffed during crowded travel times. Regarding the latter, there isn't enough people coming around to handle the bar patrons or pick up after folks. Ultimately, for lounge fans, this is hardly a destination and I find the place more disappointing than I do impressive. I suppose it works fine in a pinch, but for folks who are paying good money to be here, it's definitely not worth more than some light bites, limited WiFi work, and a decent plane view. I am hoping that when they decide to open it back up (#pandemic) that things will improve and that perhaps it'll live up to the high'ish standard of Alaska Airlines. ____________ (#1) https://www.yelp.com/biz/tsa-checkpoint-terminal-7-jamaica (#2) https://www.yelp.com/biz/british-airways-first-class-lounge-jamaica read more

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By far the worst airport lounge I've been to! No real food. Same stale options all day. The coffee bar is not self serve and the counter which they serve closes super early. If you're used to SFO, this is an extreme downgrade. It's also very small, not a lot of seating at all. Disappointed as the first time I came in 2023 the service was much better. The employees are not attentive and rude. Alaska hire better. read more

No problem entering early as a Priority Pass holder! Lounge was immaculate, decent breakfast options, a pancake machine, Starbucks barista station to order anything you'd like prepared by barista. Everything was super clean. Best Bloody Mary I've ever had! We got there around 745am, but noticed it started filling up around 9am. read more

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I had an hour or so before my boarding. I was looking for a place to hang out without having to wait around in the boarding area. Perhaps it was all down to time of day. When I arrived at this lounge there was barely anyone inside (that's usually what I prefer anyway). The food stations were stocked and the hot station was barely touched (in fact it looked like a fresh batch of tortellini). Food wise I wasn't expecting much and perhaps it was due to my low expectations (after reading the Yelp reviews, of course) that made me come to this conclusion. Compared to the AMEX centurion lounge, I had to wait a good 30-45 mins to get in and then barely got any seating with a 3 hour limit inside. Here it was pretty low stress and I even had enough time to get some work done. Lounge food can be hit or miss. I am pretty happy if I can get some basic food groups in. I would stick to this lounge just given how close it was to my departure gate to be honest. I really don't want to have to hop terminals via the air train on the land side just to get some decent food. There's your veggies with dip, some mixed greens, a main hot dish, and snacks for the road. That's pretty much checking all my boxes and perfectly acceptable. Everything here is self service (the signs say to bring your used dishes to the front). Maybe that's the majority of the complaints in here. It boils down to staffing levels and good help is hard to find these days. I'm a little torn on where to put the Alaska Lounge at JFK in terminal 7 given that this was the only lounge I had access to (without having to hop to another terminal). Somewhere between 3 and 4 stars because it is limited. I would bump this up if the lounge were to be fully staffed, had a larger food selection (compared to SFO's lounge) and a barista station that was open (it was closed). read more

This was a great lounge that I stopped by at JFK. They have a large space and their seating was nice and spread out. The food was decent, had a mini-continental breakfast. They also had a barista making coffee and a bartender making drinks. I would have given them a higher rating except they make it difficult for Priority Pass members to get in. I got lucky since I had an early flight. read more

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This lounge is really strict you literally can only go here 2 hours before your flight! So it ends up not really being relaxing a more like a rush since there's a line and a wait time before your time to come in. So really it's a 30-45 min time you spend on the lounge for the priority pass members. I thought the chilly was good and the latte machine was great! Pro tip: if you have priority pass and have a long layover put your name on the list and they text you when it's your turn but start heading there the moment it's two hours before your flight read more

Entered as a guest with my priority pass member friend and had a pleasant time. Things to remember are that only a small number of priority pass members are allowed in at a time so if you're not one of the first in the lounge you will have to wait at least 30 minutes to enter. If you don't want to wait, the fee to enter is 60 bucks which is not worth it at all. If I'm not mistaken each person gets two free alcoholic drinks with entry. The food selection was abysmal. It was more like a salad bar than anything and the only hot food I saw were soups and Mac and cheese. Personally, I was perfectly happy because their Mac salad was pretty good and who doesn't love Mac and cheese, even if this one tasted boxed. There was Starbucks coffee available with all the syrups and sauces to make up your own drink. The working space looked cute but because I was tight on time I didn't get to try and enjoy it. There was a cold water dispenser for refilling bottles and staff seemed on top of refilling things. The bathroom was very clean. If you're a priority pass member, there's legit no harm in going and taking advantage of the perks. Just know that it'll likely be a speed run visit. read more

I probably spend too much time in the air. At least two staff at the Alaska Lounge recognize me on sight. That is not bad. They are friendly and helpful. It merely suggests I am flying quite a bit. My loyalty also is divided, despite the best practice for those who wish to accumulate miles and acquire status (just has to do with schedules, and I have achieved MVP Gold anyway). The lounge is not crowded. That is an advantage compared to other options. You sometimes have to wait over at the Amex Centurion. That also involves going through security twice. When British Airways was next door (they moved to another terminal), I sometimes ducked in there. But Alaska is a fine choice. I do not regret having paid to join. I use the SF venue as well. The ability to spread out should not be underestimated. Once, a guy was doing a FaceTime call very loudly; he was shushed, and he complied for a bit. Another time, there was a hostile guy, one of those people who just radiates an implicit animosity. Neither of those is the fault of the carrier. That their space is spacious offsets it. (For that matter, it is generally much calmer than at the other terminals. The only hassle is the screening. They do not have Pre Check reliably, and they also lack CLEAR.) One of the best tests is whether you can make a meal from the buffet. You can. If you worked at it, you actually could have a healthy dinner. They often have stuffed grape leaves and a salad, as well as cheese and crackers and a soup. You also can consume items such as mac and cheese (that might be limited to the lunch menu, so it depends on when you are there) and dessert. They always have bagels and bread. Alaska has a different policy than rivals: no tipping. I assume they are offering sufficient compensation. That is for the best. The folks I encounter seem happy to be there. read more

Nothing impressive about this lounge in comparison to others that I have visited. We had just arrived into JFK at the crack of dawn and were permitted entry due to Alaska Lounge membership. Note that for departures, access is only granted within two hours of the flight unfortunately. As a greeting we had a clear, wide view of a beautiful sunrise due to their long wall of glass windows. Breakfast and snack selection was limited, but at least covered all the common categories and had hot foods. Complimentary barista service was provided as well, although it was closed during a part of our stay. Options include: latte, mocha, cappuccino, americano, espresso, macchiato, and hot chocolate. Drinks can be requested to be in to-go form. As for the lounge itself, it was not that large and seating was spaced out enough to not feel cramped. More people started to come in as the early morning shifted towards peak hours. Independent Wi-Fi with a password is available in the lounge. read more

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This is the second time I have been to this specific lounge and definitely would come back! This Alaska Lounge is located in Terminal 7th right next to the British Airlines Lounge. You take the escalator up right after security. This location is open to Priority Pass members which I appreciated. This time around, I came in the afternoon (around 3:30 PM) and there was unfortunately a wait to get in. However, I was able to get off the waitlist still with an hour to spare before my flight boarded. The waitlist is super easy as they text/email you once you are able to come back to enjoy the lounge. The employees are really nice and keep the place clean throughout as they walk around picking up any leftover plates/cups that people left. Although the food isn't comparable to a Centurian Lounge but they do have snacks that you can hold you over during a short flight. The alcohol is, of course, always nice, and was able to enjoy a strawberry margarita. The lounge is pretty quiet and there are a lot of electric sockets throughout. Many of the seats were comfortable and the bathrooms were clean! read more

Alaska Lounge - Strawberry Margarita - Airport Lounges Near Me - Jamaica, New York

Very clean, spacious, and yet quiet. This lounge is located directly above the security checkpoint in Terminal 7. Entry is prioritized to first-class Alaska Airlines passengers with priority pass members next in line. One noticeable thing about this lounge is their cozy couch seating with outlets at every seats. They have very clean and well maintained bathrooms and a really nice espresso machine where you can make your own Starbucks drinks. The food and drink options are pretty limited. The food options consist of hummus, veggie sticks, crackers, soups, salad, etc. And if you want real foods, you would have to pay. The availability of alcoholic drinks are dependent on whether if the bartender is behind the bar or not. But overall, this lounge is a great escape from the bustling airport setting while waiting for your flight. In addition, it has a magnificent landscape. read more

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Wasn't expecting to see an Alaska Lounge on the East Coast, but I guess the Virgin merger gave them the impetus needed to open one in JFK. Got in here with my Priority Pass, although I did have to wait a few minutes for it to clear out for me to get in. This Alaska Lounge is actually VERY beautiful. It's larger than the ones I'm used to at 4900 square feet. Includes plenty of seating, tons of natural light as it is at the corner of the terminal and uses glass for walls, and even has a fireplace! I felt very comfortable during my trip here. As far as the amenities, it's the same your standard Alaska Lounge with the full bar and similar food options...well, maybe slightly more food. The most noticeable difference in terms of amenities is that there is a full coffee bar. Unfortunately, it was closed during my particular visit so that didn't really help. But yes, they do have the pancake maker if you were wondering. I suppose having an Alaska Lounge on the East Coast is better than not having one. Not that it'll help me next time I come to the East Coast because I'm flying out of EWR, but in the future! read more

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Came early 7am and no rejection experienced (except don't assume its a guaranteed entry, they can get "full") Spacious and quiet overlooking the Alaskan planes. They have a beautiful espresso machine where you can get your Starbucks well crafted drink here by their own barista. If no one is there, ask for help. The latte was to die for. Nice selection of breakfast items that can be assembled fairly fast. English muffins, bagels, sliced bread with PB, Cream cheese and the basics. Boiled eggs buffet, fruits and granola. On the side, they had juices (OJ) and milks. Decent, fast, and they take electronic Priority Pass. read more

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This lounge is spacious and quiet. Offerings include full bar, build your own salad bar, snacks and hot soup. They look to have a well stocked coffee bar but no barista in sight. However they do have a fully automated JURA (?) espresso machine that allowed me to play and make my own Starbucks style caramel macchiato! Makes me want to buy one for the home! read more

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Accepts digital priority pass, allows +1 as guest of PP holder. $50 day pass if not any elite status/PP holder. Depending on capacity, PP holders don't have a priority over other elites so be ready to be turned away if it's full. Not a very big lounge (not more than 50 max?) Check-in is quick once you have your boarding pass and elite pass ready. Pros: Clean Well-lit Quiet (no announcement of gate is ready for boarding though) Plugs almost everywhere there is a seat Water is infused with lemons Cons: lack of snack selection empty plates/bowls at the bar This was for a 6:30pm Sat flight. Salad 'bar' is just mixed greens. Snack is like chex-mix with separate bowls of almond chips/choc chips/peanuts/granola but didn't see any yogurt around. Standard choc chip cookies, chili soup, and unappetizing sliced bread. Utensils are silverware grab by the bar. Not individually plastic wrapped, more eco-friendly but also a hesitation depending on how germophobic you are. New food rolled out around 6pm but it was just sliced deli meat/cheese. Nothing warm or more substantial. read more

Amazing service!!!! Fresh food, snaps and open bar, most important is the way the staff treats you above that the place is so cozy and beautiful the staff gets 10Stars for such attentiveness, friendly, warm welcoming. This is #1 of all the Alaska Lounges!!!!!! read more

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Absolute worst lounge I have ever been in. Ok let me correct that. If you enjoy hardly any fresh food, limited options, and a staff who seems to have the main job of keeping you out then this place is perfect for you. My gripe is that I know there are new rules for many of the lounges but this is ridiculous here. I am a Priority Pass member that gives me free access and I got there about 15 minutes before I am supposed to be let in. The hostess acted like it was a big deal to come in early but once I got there I counted six people in this lounge. There was plenty of room and I am like there must be something special here that they were trying to keep a secret. Nope. Not a single thing special with this lounge except that it was the closest to my gate. If you wanted peace and quiet at a clean place then this place is great because those who work in the lounge will not bother you or ask if you need anything. It was not like they were busy because the food needed some replacement as the items were running low. The limited food they did have was flavorless to the point you were getting mad at free food. That is unheard of for me but here I was upset at the decision of wasting my time coming to this lounge. Perhaps it was an off day but I should have just taken the tram to another lounge at JFK. read more

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This is another Alaska Lounge that is present in most major cities like Los Angeles and Seattle. Fortunately, I did not have any issues going in as a priority pass holder at 6:30am Tuesday, even though it was pretty crowded inside. As usual, they have the standard cold breakfast selections with the flying pancake maker that is the highlight of the lounge. The cold hard boiled eggs were not fresh, though, as one of the eggs was sour. To keep on the safe side, just go with the pancakes and the steel cut oatmeals in the morning as I got nervous that I would get sick from the egg. The bar says they open at 7am but there was no one around until 7:45am. Despite the inconvenience, I was able to get a free mimosa, where the bartender gave generous amounts of champagne which is a nice touch to an otherwise mediocre experience. Keep in mind there are a lot of windows in this lounge, so your mileage may vary in terms of enjoyment. It was a little too bright to sit in certain areas of the lounge in the morning, but it does give a nice open vibe to the lounge to start the day. read more

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Cameron, Greg and Jackie rock. So attentive and I so appreciate them, creating a great space for weary travelers. Alaska employee's rock! read more

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The lounge opened around 10 minutes after opening hours but the host was very nice and apologetic about it. I came with as a priority pass member and brought in a guest without any problems. Upon arrival, it was very empty since it was earlier in the morning. The cold / pastry bar had very little options. A huge bowl of boiled eggs, some yogurt, banana, oranges, steel cut oats, bagels (tasted a few days old) and scones (very hard). I'd probably avoid this if I visit again. On a different counter, there's a self serve pancake maker, coffee machine and a bunch of tea options. You can always order food but that is all additional. This lounge would be so much better if they just eliminated the barista counter and actually add more hot food options. read more

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This lounge is beautiful but was really lacking in "free" food. Their food consisted of crackers, salad, some soup and fruit. You have to pay extra for other hot foods which defeats the point of going into a lounge since you already paid for it in some form or another! They have a lot of coffee and tea options which is cool. And beer/liquor. And also this cool pancake machine. But I was really hoping for other foods like sandwiches or something! read more

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