Was pleasantly surprised by this priority pass lounge in the evening! The staff were friendly and…read moremade sure we had waters. Was quiet and clean, with clean bathrooms. I LOVED the space theme!!!!! The main area of the lounge is decorated with a moon landing space theme, complete with a huge Apollo 11 replica capsule in the center. We were enticed by the "Apollo 11 experience" and paid 200 pesos/person to enter the capsule, which opens up into a plush private lounge! Our host was lovely and served us delicious coffee and snacks. We lounged and enjoyed the ambiance for 20 minutes before we had to head to our gate. I was blown away and it was a highlight of the airport.

The MEX airport is under construction, so it seems all the lounges moved around. The Priority Pass…read moreshowed this lounge was elsewhere, but I came across it trying to find the Centurion Lounge. I don't know how this lounge got all the good reviews. Seating was limited. Self-served food was subpar and no dishes or utensils. The server gave us a menu and never came back to take our order. We had to order the food at the bar. (Priority Pass gives you one main dish per person and one drink per person. Other items on the menu are separately charged as noted.) I don't have a strong urge to come back. I'd rather check out other lounges if I'm back in Mexico City airport.

This is quite an amazing lounge with table side service. I think most of the dishes have good…read moreamount of protein. The tacos and the salmon are quite delicious. For platinum members you can order anything on the menu. They arrive quickly. When you depart you sign a receipt. A meal here is as good as any higher end restaurant. I think the tacos are my favorite followed by the salmon. Definitely my favorite lounge in CDMX.

The international AMEX Centurion Lounge is nice--dark, cozy vibes on the first floor and a bit…read morebrighter on the second floor. Food is ordered via a menu rather than being grabbed yourself Perfectly portioned and tasty Limited bathrooms though

Can Priority Pass holders through Chase come in? Yes. Is it…read moreeasy to find right by Gate 19? Yes. Is it a lounge? Yes. Does it serve food? Yes, but it's not good, despite having a full kitchen; our tacos came out cold and sad. Does it have complimentary services? Technically, but they're overbooked so they are practically not available. Is it extremely crowded? Yes. Is it run down and a bit dirty? Yes. Do the staff seem miserable? Yes.

Lounge 19 is a hidden gem at the airport. Been there twice and haven't been disappointed. The food…read moreis great and they serve top shelf liquor. Usually end up staying for about 3 hours while waiting for our flight. They even keep us updated on gate changes. Ppl say that it is full but I never had that experience. The crowd us nice and you get to meet some cool ppl while waiting for your flight. I really like this place and it's worth the price. Come have a drink or 5 it doesn't matter as long as u enjoy it.

The service is excellent, but most of the spots were reserved for first-class passengers, leaving…read moreonly a few available for Priority Pass holders. The drinks are great, while the food is average.

It's quiet! Already the Mastercard Elite Lounge is quite well put together, but this…read morelounge-within-a-lounge is awesome. Great service, few people and SO quiet. If possible, must not be missed. Edit 1: It has gone to hell! No complimentary food, dirty and understaffed. And the screens were no longer on mute, so not as quiet.

Right now La Terraza is the only AM lounge in Mexico City Airport because they are doing…read morerenovations to the Salon Premier. This means that all the SkyTeam elites and business class passengers are cramming in the lounge. The lounge is always filled with people, and outside there's always a crowd of people waiting to get in. During my most recent visit today, I waited a little bit over an hour to get in. You can only start being on the waitlist 3 hours before your AM flight. To kill some time I went to the VIP lounge across the hall, where the wait was substantially less. I imagine that most people at La Terraza stay here for a while, while VIP lounge people come and go. Like other reviewers mentioned, there's not much food or drinks available for self serve. There's usually tortilla chips and different salsas where you can make chilaquiles. There's some chips, peanuts.. typical bar food, fitting since La Terraza does give off bar vibes. However, if you ask the staff, they'll usually have more items available in the kitchen. In terms of drinks, in self serve area, there isn't much either besides water, soft drinks, coconut water, electrolyte water, non alcoholic beer. All the alcoholic beverages will be ordered by staff/servers or at the bar! For now, this will do until the new AM lounge opens up. La Terraza will remind very crowded until then. Not the best place to "relax" before a flight. No bueno.

Quite a sub par lounge all around. However, I appreciated having this as an option in an airport…read morethat is under reconstruction.

Sadly, one of the worst lounges we've used through Priority Pass. It's small, dark, and the…read moredepressing stairs you go down feels like you're walking into a dungeon. There's one open room with uncomfortable chairs, warm bottled water, and dry bread. There's are QR codes on every table where you can order food. For breakfast, you can order hot cakes, a fruit cup, and a few other items.

There was a short waiting period upon entering Global Lounge (close to gate 32), when we finally…read moreentered its lobby area, it felt congested and tight. Not much room and the elevator on allowed two people. The stairwell was nearby, but then who wants to walk down stairs with luggages. We weren't sure how far down the lounge would be, so we waited to use the elevator. We arrived at the lounge. Small, clean and quiet lounge. Neat displays, and stocked food and drink items that were located at the food counter. Not one server was around to greet us so we helped ourselves. Everything about this place was small, open setting, nothing fancy. There variety of chairs and tables to choose from. Some seats were very low to sit on. While normal size chairs were available, we preferred the corner area and couch-like seats. Not much eating room with small round tables, but we made do with what were offered. We didn't realize that a QR code was affixed on each table (at least the ones we had). We then placed our breakfast order in no time. Not much to be said about the food, presentation, taste or portioning. The chilaquiles should have been named, enchiladas as it did not appear to look like chilaquiles. Nonetheless, we received our food, a little longer than expected. It wasn't terrible but it wasn't the best vip lounge breakfast. Our server was nothing to glorify about. Either Spanish speaking only or they were just plain and simple servers that did not speak at all. They did look professional in their uniform. Only one bathroom, located by the kitchen and stairs. Overall, not a bad experience

This Admirals club is somewhat hard to find. There is not signage. Go to gate 19 in T1. The…read morecorridor opposite the gate is the path to take. Walk to the end make a right. Make your next right. See the elevators. Despite what the sign says, The lounge is on the third floor. The lounge itself is quiet and has a nice selection of food. More variety than a typical AA lounge in the states. They feature mexican cuisine. Two soups, sandwiches, four hot dishes, cookies, fruit etc. drinks at the bar are free. Staff are friendly and helpful. Recommend.

Disgusting! The worst food poisoning I have ever endured! Notice all the reviews here are 6 to 10…read moreyears old... My spouse and I ate the same thing for our entire Mexico City trip, and we managed to stay well, not even an incident of bubbly stomach. Then I ate something at this lounge, alone, while my spouse refused to eat or drink anything... We had an extra hour before our 11:20pm direct flight to JFK last Thursday, so we used this lounge for an hour prior to our boarding. The staff was extremely kind, welcoming, and professional. But... The space is tiny, dark, outdated, and in really bad shape, with uncomfortable and nasty looking furnishings. There was also a weird smell. The bathroom was absolutely disgusting. There was this nasty, scary looking, black crust covered the space between where the sinks joined the countertop. It was more like a gas station convenient store bathroom. I ate only 2 bites out of this tiny ham and cheese slider and a bowl of tortilla soup with lemon water because there was no food service on this red eye to JFK. My spouse did not touch anything in this lounge. So the culprit came from this lounge... The flight was only about 4 hours, and it took me only 1 hour to get my checked luggage and clear Global entry at JFK, and another 45 min to get home. By the time I got home, which was about 6.5 hours after I had the tiny amount of food and water at this lounge... Armagon! Nonstop watery diarrhea, vomiting, fever, chills and shivering, body aches, cold sweat, severe abdominal pain. I could not even make it to the ER. 2 days of hell. I was soooo sick. Pepto Bismuth helped a little. I just started getting better a few hours ago (but not completely). I would rather pay and use another lounge at this airport. AA, shame on you for keeping this lounge in this condition. It's disgusting.

The Centurion Lounge at Terminal 1 of Mexico City MEX airport is an option to stay while waiting…read morefor your flight. It took a while to walk here after going through security. It's not actually at gate 22 as the American Express app says. The server led me to a table that was not very clean, but I saw the whole dining area on the right side was empty. There were maybe 3 or 4 groups inside the lounge at the time. Someone came up to me to say I couldn't put my backpack on the table next to me because I only had a party of two. I think he meant I could only occupy one table. I clearly had two luggages per person, and the floor was dirty. I refused to put my things on the ground. I actually didn't stay long because they did not offer any complimentary food or water either. If this is the way they run things at this Centurion Lounge, I will not be coming back even if I have free access.

I had a great experience at this centurion lounge…read more It's table service and everything is included if you carry the American Express platinum card. I ordered a ton off of the specialty menu and it was delicious. There's a Michelin star chef in the kitchen so it would be hard for this to be bad! The tuna tartare and the lemon pie were my favorites. I also ordered the salmon and that was cooked pretty well. My boyfriend ordered the beef burger and he said it was fine.

This club is located quite a walk away from the united gates and up to the third floor that is a…read morebit difficult to find. They have some wine, beer and light snack that were pulled pork, mashed potatoes, corn on the cob and macaroni salad. Plus some popcorn, chips guacamole and dessert. They have some self serve beers and liquor plus a wine bar. It's smaller inside but comfortable, air conditioned and nice to be away from the crowds in the airport. Very nice and attentive service. Overall it's overpriced and not worth it. I went with my card benefits and I would go for that or for free but I would not pay the full price. For the same price you can go to a nice restaurant and have a full meal with drinks and exactly what you want.

This is a small club but a very good one. There are not a lot of places to hang out in the airport,…read moreso this is a welcome respite. The food was above average for sure. Stuffed pepper, full service bar, etc. ,

Very busy airport that is undergoing a lot of construction. Many areas don't have air conditioning…read moreand are quite hot. They have plenty of places for shopping and dining. Lots of seating everywhere. The security system is good with passport and ticket scanners. They keep everything very clean including the bathrooms. Once the construction is done this airport could be excellent. It's already far better than anything in Germany.

By far, this is one of the worst international airports I've ever flown in and out of…read more I've been in this airport countless times and I always encounter issues and notice the poor state of the airport. The World Cup is in less than 50 days, and it's still a mess. I had to carry my heavy bags up and down stairs because the escalators were all broken. None of the pedestrian moving escalators weren't working either. There was a long cord/cable that was hanging from the ceiling in a narrow hallway after de boarding a plane that everyone had to avoid. I could keep going on, but it's never a pleasure to fly in and out of this airport sadly.