Wonderful service…read more Better food that you can get on the plane in business Good choice of dessert (kids can order chocolate milk) A bit crowded this last trip (two minute wait to get to our table but it was moreso the fact that there were so many people) They have a kids menu (chicken nuggets etc) but my kiddo didn't need it

What a superb experience start to finish. Only select group allowed: cash pay business/first class…read moretickets, not mileage purchase. Very exclusive. Like a first class restaurant... really amazing service and experience. Great service. Hostess a bit pissy on whether or not you can come in but she quickly learned. She too seems to think she's too important lol.

Decent lounge. Comfortable and not too busy for a Friday night. Clean and nicely decorated too…read more Zatar chicken was excellent. Also served smoked salmon.

KLM Crown Lounge, a small lounge. Perfectly functional lounge for KLM passengers…read more First off, I think it's awesome KLM has a "Crown Lounge" in Toronto! The KLM lounge in Toronto's Terminal 3 (near gate C32) is a bit dated in look, but it does what it needs to do. Plenty of seating, comfortable chairs, strong Wi-Fi, and power outlets where you need them. The buffet is generous and well stocked, making it easy to grab a proper meal before a long flight. Not flashy, but calm, comfortable, and reliable -- a solid place to spend some pre-flight time.

Small lounge at Pearson Airport (Terminal 3). I get in through the Visa Airport Companion program,…read moreand have luckily never experienced being waitlisted or turned away. Guess it's about timing though, as I've heard from my friends that it's always super crowded. The breakfast eggs are often overcooked to death, turning into this grey-greenish solid. And the cleanliness of the tables, plates, and cups are sometimes questionable. Around 11ish they start serving lunch, and the selection is slightly better than breakfast. I've come across their butter chicken curry a few times, and it's quite alright. There is a very limited selection of food and drink, but it's still a good enough place to charge your electronics and get comfortable before a flight.

This paid lounge was ok. It's basically a place to eat and a few soft chairs, so certainly do not…read morego in expecting a high end lounge experience. The food was good and they had some options for little kids. They have virtually no options to cater to food allergies. In general, if you're going to come here, consider what you would spend at another eatery in the airport first. basic beer, wine, and spirits are included, but only well options, as you would expect.

Unless you travel a lot internationally and to certain airports and you have done your research…read morebeforehand than maybe it is worth it. We once flew from Paris to Vancouver and the lounge was on the other side of the airport and we were not able to use it. If you are flying from Toronto to Vancouver which is domestic Canada flight than again, you are out of luck. Majority of the time, I am not able to use my passes. This is definitely not worth the hype or even the price of getting the Priority Pass. The pass is useless and plus it took up space in my wallet which I am not very happy about.

This place is awful. There is an odd smell. The food is terribly unappetizing. Carpet is absolutely…read morefilthy. Staff seem to hate their jobs.

Even the lounges at this airport are terrible. The domestic/US one holds about half a dozen people…read moreand there's always a hellish wait. Food is just okay.

The Plaza Premium Lounge was my gateway into the finer things in life. I was fortunate to fly…read morebusiness class for business purposes and arrived a little earlier with the excitement of using the lounge. I was also half dead with a cold and trying my best to hide it so they'd let me through the gates. First thing I noticed was that sleek, shiny, lounge-y atmosphere. Damn, this place looks like a hotel and was beautiful. Small, but with shiny wooden decor and large windows that looked out onto the runway. Off to one corner was a discreet area for a shower. This must be where the frequent flying elite brush up. I sat at one of the comfortable seats and just stared outside until I had to go. Blissful. One of the main benefits of the lounge is of course, free food and refreshments. I'm guessing they rotate through different international fare. That day, I was only up for something soupy because I was sick. Luckily for me, they had laksa noodles. Even more luckily for me, I found it very tasty. Sipping away at my laksa and unlimited earl grey tea certainly helped put me to sleep for 8 hours straight on the plane ride afterwards. Yes, there were more people than I thought there would be. Yes, there were a surprising amount of families and kids. But this isn't some 18+, extra exclusive lounge. If I have my family with me and earned/paid my way into the lounge, what am I gonna do? Leave my kids outside? I happened across a previous review that starts with: "It blows my mind when I see 4 and 5 star ratings for this lounge. Have you never been to another lounge before?" No, Jordan. I haven't. Because I'm a broke af young adult that just finished paying off college debts, goddammit. Chill. Let me enjoy your privilege for once. (17/100) - 2018

I couldn't find a Yelp listing for the Maple Leaf Lounge Express but from the pics already posted,…read moreit seems like this is the one. Yea, this is the most BARE BONES lounge I've ever been in. Originally, my dad, bro and I had wanted to go to the upper level 3 Air Canada lounge but it was at capacity unfortunately, the wait to get in was long and we didn't want to stand and wait. So we went to the lower levels and arrived at this "express" lounge. Walking inside we noticed immediately that it was super small (idk if you can even call this a lounge tbh). There was one long bar with a minibar and fridge and 2 giant coffee machines. That's it. The only food provided was parfait and blueberry muffins. The blueberry muffin was really good but 'disappointed' is an understatement for how I felt about the food offering in this lounge (NO HOT FOOD AT ALL???!!!) I think Air Canada needs to do away with this scam "express" lounge and build a proper one to mimic the one on the 3rd level.

As a frequent flyer, I always choose to fly with Air Canada because of the points and the perks…read more One of the perks is free access along with a friend to the Maple Leaf Lounge. I have been to this Maple Leaf Lounge pre-covid and after covid. Nowadays, you have the options of ordering food by using a QR code and that is pretty cool. Food is still meh regardless of which Maple Leaf Lounge you go to. At least now they have added chips to the food options and that is good. I don't drink but for those that do, they will definitely enjoy the time here. All food and drinks are included in the lounge access.

I used a free lounge pass from carrying a Chase Aeroplan credit card. I would not recommend paying…read morefor it. I entered around 5:20pm on a Wednesday. It was at about 85% at capacity. It's a huge space with multiple areas including a children's area. There are also showers. For dinner they offered 2 kinds of soups, a salad bar, a meatless pasta, a mushroom with tofu (so salty!), rice pilaf, Asian bbq chicken, chips and salsa, 4 kinds of cookies and 2 kinds of cakes. There's also coffee machines, canned pops, canned sparkling water, juices, spirits and wines. Food was below average. I would rather not come back. I stayed an hour and no one had removed my plates. Free wifi.

This lounge is overall fine. Would stop by if I had a transborder flight to USA and it wasn't too…read moreout of the way and I had enough time. As a lounge primarily affiliated with an airline instead of a credit card, the lounge was fairly empty when I visited (dinner time Saturday night) and we were able to get in without any difficulties. It was generally quiet but felt not much different from waiting in the terminal. The staff clean the tables fairly infrequently so it was hard to tell which tables were in use and which hadn't been turned over yet. The food was decent- about the same quality as regular airport food and there were some vegan and vegetarian options of soup, build your own salad, and some hot plate foods. Of course there is a coffee machine and fridges full of canned Pepsi products, bubly sparkling water, and Schepps products. There is an open self serve bar as well with a pretty wide selection of liquors. The bathrooms were a little better than what's in the terminals, but still hit or miss on sanitation.

Long wait about an hour on the waitlist before it got to me…read more Nice thing is they offer a takeout box option! When it got to my turn, since I had no time to spend in the lounge (too close to departure), A staff member scooped and boxed up the food for me, placed it nicely in a paper bag, gave me a bottle of water for me and my guest and I was on my way. I don't know what food was packed but I'm just glad I got to leave with something after the long wait. So kind and convenient!

The international lounge was closed, so only the domestic lounge was operating--and it was crowded…read more I checked in with my pass and was placed on a waiting list. The wait was about 20 minutes, which was reasonable. However, once inside, it was difficult to find a seat due to how packed it was. The hot food selection was very disappointing, and I honestly can't believe people pay $$$ for this level of service. The offerings included frozen basa fillet in a coconut-based sauce, overcooked chow mein, mayo-heavy coleslaw, and frozen chicken dumplings--overall worse than a decent food court meal, or even an average airplane meal. I understand that a domestic lounge may cater to short-stay travelers, but since international passengers are also being accommodated here, there should be a wider variety and better quality of hot food options.