After receiving notification that our late afternoon flight leaving Vegas was delayed by an hour, my wife and I decided that the best use of our time would be to find a lounge. We have been to many lounges, but have never been to the Centurion Lounge in the Harry Reid Airport. Following being checked-in by a friendly employee, we made our way through the fairly large lounge. This lounge has a plethora of seating - whether you're traveling solo or as a group - they have you covered! After circling the lounge twice, we were able to secure a table for two that was being vacated. Once we were settled, we made our way through the buffet which included a salad bar and hot food section. There was also an area with a variety of juices and coffee for those that need a late afternoon boost. Once I curated a perfectly hearty meal - carbs, protein, veggies - I headed to the bar for an adult beverage. A friendly bartender greeted me and promptly started pouring the Sauvignon Blanc that I requested. One thing to note is that you can only retrieve a drink for yourself - I ordered a glass of wine for my wife, but she had to physically come to the bar to obtain it. I'm not sure if this is a rule enforced by the lounge or if it was that particular bartender's policy. The food was surprisingly well-seasoned and cooked. Also, the Sauvignon Blanc that I enjoyed two glasses of, was deliciously refreshing - especially considering that it was a blistering hot day. Since I needed to get some work done, I was very appreciative of the strong and steady Wi-Fi connection. If you're looking to kick your feet up and enjoy a meal before a flight, I highly recommend this particular Centurion Lounge. read more

The Centurion Lounge - Perfect pre-flight lunch! - Airport Lounges Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

- Get to the airport early to hang in the lounge? I'm game. - Oh no, our flight is delayed. Let's hit the lounge. - Extended layover? Lounge time. Located in Concourse D, this is one of my favorite AMEX lounges, just above the SFO location. I have yet to visit the Atlanta lounge, but it looks incredible. The layout here is slightly open, but cozy with multiple nooks to relax or get some work done between flights. The bar is connected to the dining room so you'll get easy access to the bar and the TVs. The food/buffet area is near the bar, and it also offers a small dining space right next to some large windows looking out to the runway. One of two lounge bathrooms is also near this area. This lounge also offers a separate child room equipped with TVs and kids toys. If needed they have office supplies, printers, paper, etc. Access is free with your AMEX Platinum card and (1) extra guests will cost you $50. The staff here is always very accommodating and quick to clear your food items. Before you arrive make sure to check if there's a waitlist. If there is a wait, add yourself while making your way to the lounge so there's little to no wait to enter. read more

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AMEX has really stepped up on the culinary offerings for this lounge since I last stopped by. They've instituted a reservation system via QR code (or by the Amex App) for crowd control only when there's a waitlist necessary. Lots of tables available, phone rooms, and even showers. The food for breakfast included scrambled eggs, Portuguese sausages, over easy eggs rancheros, prosciutto ricotta with vinaigrette, fluffy pancakes, yogurt bar, dessert bar (with pana cotta), and drinks bar. Service was great from check in to thru the dining. Restrooms are more limited than the Priority Pass lounges. There are only two single stalls in the restrooms for each gender. read more

The Centurion Lounge - Blacked Chicken, curry rice, cauliflower, feta, olives for lunch - Airport Lounges Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

The greeter was very nice and informative. Food was good. I got the potatoes some meat and a lil smoothie. The latte was excellent too! A lot of spaces to eat. Loved the soap in the restroom. read more

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This would be my first time visiting The Centurion Lounge in Las Vegas's Harry Reid International Airport. I've been to another Centurion in another city. This Lounge is located in Terminal 3 Concourse D opposite of Gate D1. Very simple interior with beautiful window views for those who want to do airplane sighting. Amenities include Beer & Wine with bartenders that can create unique cocktails crafted for you, hot coffee and tea, other nonalcoholic beverages, hot food items, complimentary WiFi, dessert bar, live television with sports/news, comfortable lounge chairs that can seat parties from 2-6 pax, and shower suite facilities. Time spent in Las Vegas Airport was less than 2 hours long before the flight back to Honolulu. If you are in transit between flights, do know that hours of operation is 5am-11pm. Although Vegas Airport runs 24/7, if connecting between flights are past these hours, you may be stuck in the terminal. I'd say this is a great spot to enjoy a nice meal and beverage in a quiet space before heading to your flight. read more

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Awesome lounge. A must visit if you've got an Amex Platinum card. I first stopped at the Capital One Lounge not too far away, and the Centurion Lounge is so much better. I only had a Heineken 0 and some desserts cookies and cannolis, but there was a big selection for hot food and so much more! read more

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I haven't been to a Centurion Lounge in other airports, but this was a solid first time experience. Smaller than Delta Sky Clubs, the Centurion Lounge has similar amenities: buffet, desserts, hot and cold drinks, a bar, a shower, private meeting rooms, WiFi, and a comfy variety of furniture. The staff are SUPER friendly and looking out for everyone's safety and comfort. I've seen staff constantly circulating and making sure that people's bags are not obstructing walkways. Food is standard buffet fare, but delicious. There's only one shower, but it's huge and has a wonderful rainfall showerhead and heated towel racks. read more

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This is a departure only lounge. So after a long day of travel with multiple delays- I'm waiting on a business colleague to land after his delays and wanted to relax in the lounge. Submitted a request on the online waitlist- 20 minutes later received the text that I can enter.... Only to be told in a rude tone that it's a departure only lounge. With the annual fee- and the spend requirement for guest access- and the limited number of airport lounges- this was very disappointing. At least let me down with a smile and friendly tone... read more

amazing experience here. One of highlight lounges for sure, there were even some visitors there that were visiting to see the "new' lounge setup. They have seperate areas and the bar area is very cozy especially. Law limits 1 drink per person may carry and they are very good with upholding this policy kudos to them, you woudln't want to have unruly lounge people. They are very helpful and very accomodating to guests. especially appreciated the rooms for families. Shower option was also a very nice bonus touch. Nice work Centurion Lounge team!. read more

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One of the best Centurion Lounges that I have been to! It is easy to get in this lounge with no waitlist. I came here for breakfast, and they have a variety of fruits, pastries, drinks, and hot food. The food is fresh and they have great quality tea! The service is great and they are so attentive to the guests. Best lounge in LV! read more

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Terribly crowded. Typical food buffet and bar, which are good but not up to par with competitors such as Chase Sapphire Reserve or Delta One. Very long wait to enter. Almost 30 minutes. read more

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Centurion is nothing like it was when they started. Like most, wait times are issues. This one not as bad but more checked, no wait times, arrived about 5-10 Minutes and one appeared. But was apparently for certain people. Not the family of 4 that asked if there was a wait time but we then let right in. Once in, the lounge at D4's breakfast was one of the lowest end I had seen, far below others I visited, when you can ever get in. Maybe let less pets in so people who spend a lot of money with AMEX can actually use a big part of why you spend the high cost of the card! read more

I had a horrible experience at this Las Vegas airport lounge. The woman working at check-in was extremely rude and dismissive, making us feel completely unwelcome. A lounge is supposed to provide a relaxing experience before a flight, but her attitude created the exact opposite. I was so upset by how I was treated that I asked to speak with the manager. Unfortunately, his attitude was just as dismissive--almost like he couldn't care less. He appeared to take the employee into the back to address the situation, but moments later, they came out laughing and giggling, and he even gave her a hug. The entire situation felt like a complete joke. As a business owner, I understand how customer complaints should be handled. When a guest raises a serious concern, the response should be professional--not dismissive or mocking. I'm curious whether anyone else has had a similar experience here because this lounge seriously needs to do better. read more

I really really dislike this lounge so much. My husband and I have been coming to this lounge for years before Capital One and Sidecar arrived. Now we just avoid this lounge like the plague. It's literally our least favorite lounge. If you want to wait in line, deal with all the chaos, eat pretty garbage food, then you come here. There is no exclusiveness here. You pay for your ridiculous yearly annual just to be given subpar lounge and food. Like you might as well buy your own food and hang out at the gate. Years and years we waited for improvement but obviously Jo Schmo runs this place and can't take heavily criticism from card paying members. Just close this place down at this point because this place cannot compete with Capital One, Chase Sapphire, United Polaris, or even their own Sidecar concept which is a big 180 change than to this for the amount of money you pay. Food needs to be updated. I've come here breakfast, lunch, and dinner many times and it's the same crap they serve you. No offense- I'm like done with buffets and thier fake egg scrambles or frittata. Like just copy what Capital One is doing. They clearly got the picture. More quality, less quantity especially when you pay the ridiculous annual. Like a small plate of egg Benedict or bagel lox is fine. Fresh ingredients... not the same damn thing every year. At one point, they even stop making their famous cookies which was the icing on the cake for us! Like how dare they!! Service is always great here. Hence why you keep 2 stars. It's the only thing that matters. The staff are ways nice and keep this place clean. Ambiance is okay. It just gets so crowded and has lost its luster as high end and being exclusive..and classy. Now you just have families hanging around with their screaming babies. I think they change this rule though. Fortunately we never had to wait in lines here. Hence, we go to the other lounges if it gets bad. I like peace and quiet. I like exclusiveness. Make some changes and people would come. read more

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Had a very pleasant time at this centurion lounge at Harry Reid Airport while waiting for our flight home from Vegas. We were here in the morning around 9am and there was no wait. We enjoyed their breakfast selections, hot coffee, and orange juice. There's also a bar if you want drinks. Plenty of seating either in couches for more lounging, or in the separate dining area. read more

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I am happy when I have a layover in Las Vegas when traveling by plane. The Centurion Lounge here is wonderful! The food is terrific starting with a substantial continental breakfast at 5:00am and a full hot breakfast at 5:30am. I have been here after 11:00am for a full hot lunch such as Parmesan chicken or broccoli beef and many side dishes that are tasty. The service is professional, proficient and personable starting with Edgar at the bar with a menu of complimentary imbibments. There are three full coffee/ espresso machines. Pastries and juices are plentiful. This lounge is comfortable and spacious with two multi stall restrooms for men and women. read more

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Pretty good lounge... It's a fairly good size but should expand. It's reaching capacity. Don't be surprised with a 40 minute wait throughout the day. Staff does a good job in keeping everything clean. Can't complain about the service staff is friendly and helpful. Pro tip - get your name on waiting list first. They will text when there is room read more

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My two hours in transit at Terminal 1 at the Harry Reid International airport was the shortest span of time I have spent in Las Vegas. The American Express Centurion Lounge on Concourse D was just the right place to relax and rejuvenate. Hats off to the team here especially Tibari and Felipe who handled the crazy Christmas Eve Eve travel rush with ease and grace. The happy bartenders took care of the 6 deep line with class and smiles. The lounge is small and simple and open daily for 18 hours starting at 5 am. The check in was super fast and efficient. The lunch buffet spread ( starting at 11:30 am) was healthy and tasty - numerous salads, ginger shots, good shrimp dish, excellent squash soup, grilled chicken, assorted cheese platter and the fav- a beautiful dessert section with hot n gooey cookies and soft ice cream. There is only one shower suite but the wait was maybe 15 minutes. Yes typical excellent Amex Lounge but with that Sin City exclusive - the slot and poker machines are 20 feet from the entrance. read more

The Centurion Lounge - Ginger Coconut Squash soup, tomato salad and shrimp n peas. - Airport Lounges Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

I usually get to the Las Vegas airport a few hours early so I can relax in the lounge, grab a drink and a bite to eat before catching my flight. The Centurion lounge is a good one if you catch it at the right time. Sometimes you can catch it and it's extremely busy and other times, finding a seat isn't a problem. I happened to arrive around 12:30p and grabbing a seat wasn't an issue. I did wait a while for them to change out the breakfast food to lunch because I feel like the options and quality of food are a little better during lunch time. The lounge is always clean and there is always someone around the food station either cleaning or there to answer questions. You can also get complimentary drinks at the bar or pay extra for a few drinks if you'd like. Overall, the Centurion lounge is a good place to wait for your flight if you are a platinum Amex card member. Also, from my experience, don't become discouraged from the line outside. The line may seem long but they do let people in several at a time, so the line moves pretty quick. OOOO 4 out of 5 Afros read more

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Captain's Log, Stardate 20260317 Today, I set my course for the Centurion Lounge at the Las Vegas airport, and I must report that my visit was a triumph worthy of the finest starship. As any seasoned captain knows, the first order of business is to ensure a clean and navigable waypoint. The Centurion Lounge certainly met this criterion, presenting a pristine space that was as easy to find as a warp core breach in a Klingon vessel. The service was nothing short of legendary, reflecting the best of Starfleet protocol. The crew members were always on hand, ready to assist with the efficiency of the Federation itself. Their warm hospitality was akin to a well-timed photon torpedo, hitting the mark every time and ensuring my comfort during this brief layover. From the moment I entered the lounge, it was evident that this location was a sanctuary for weary travelers. With ample seating, a tranquil atmosphere, and a delightful array of amenities, I felt as if I had set my phasers to "relax." In conclusion, my journey to the Centurion Lounge at Las Vegas airport was one for the records, reaffirming my loyalty to this exceptional travel haven. The experience was truly out of this world, reminding me that the final frontier is best explored with a touch of luxury and care. End log. Captain 619 read more

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This is a good one! Had Greek yogurt and cottage cheese with raspberries, the perfect protein, flavored breakfast. We had a nice breakfast spread and the lounge is beautiful. They don't overcrowd so Check before you leave Tsa # to see if you need to sign up on the waitlist. read more

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I'm aware there's normally waiting list to get in, however, you can use the app to be added to the list. Then you can sit somewhere else, walk around, etc until you get the notification. This is much better than comparing to another lounge where you actually have to be there to be added to their waitlist (w/o knowing if there's waiting). Anyhow, my waitlist experience at Amex lounge has usually cleared within 20 min or so. There are lots of seats/tables in my opinion. Food-wise, well it's okay - nothing spectacular, but acceptable. :) Servers are friendly and they do a good job keeping tables clean after guests' leaving. read more

The Centurion Lounge - Inside of the lounge - Airport Lounges Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

It's a beautiful terminal and it's a very spacious lounge. Food bar and drink bar is fully stocked and food. I came on a Wed night after my flight was delayed. Everyone was very friendly and welcoming. Tonight - there was a huge salad bar with lots of options followed with asparagus and marinated chicken. You'll need to walk a little bit and take a tram to get to the lounge if you fly Southwest. In terminal 1 - go Past the C gate security and follow signs for D gates. Then take tram and follow signs for gate D1. read more

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This is still the best lounge at Harry Reid airport, and it's very popular. There is often a waitlist to enter, but it's easy to join the waitlist through the app. You will get a text when it's your turn. We have never had to wait more than 10 minutes or so. It's a beautiful space inside with many different seating options. WiFi is fast and of course there is an open bar. The buffet offers a variety of dishes throughout the day often highlighting local chefs which is a nice touch. There is a separate chilled case of desserts. On our most recent visit we found they added a self service coke and Diet Coke fountain as well as cold brew (nitro and still) on tap. The staff are always friendly and gracious and quickly clear away plates and glasses. Definitely get yourself a platinum card and visit this lounge! read more

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First time here at Harry Reid Airport and its quite big with several terminals and lounges! I am always thrilled to learn when my layovers has Centurion lounge. Always top notch in terms of food and drinks. They are my absolute fave lounges. Super happy tummy and spirit read more

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Terminal 1, Gate D-1 The Centurion Lounge is significantly larger than the Amex Sidecar lounge right nearby, but don't let that fool you into thinking you'll walk right in. Even with all that space, we waited about 15 minutes to get through the door, which says something about how popular this place has gotten. Once inside, the ambience is fine. Pleasant enough, but nothing that's going to wow you. It does the job. One thing worth noting: they have several private rooms, which is great if you have a meeting or just want a quiet conversation away from the main floor. But bigger doesn't necessarily mean better. The menu feels a little tired at this point, like it hasn't been refreshed in a while. That said, a couple of things genuinely stood out: the carrots were surprisingly good, and the milk and cookies panna cotta was a real highlight. Creative, well executed, and worth saving room for. The one area that could use the most improvement is the staff. Friendlier service would go a long way toward making this feel like the premium experience the card is supposed to deliver. Overall, worth the stop if you have the access, just temper your expectations on the food variety and don't expect a seamless entry experience. read more

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My first visit here was en route to Honolulu. I've walked by many times and hoped my day would come. It did! It was busy and I ended up sitting at the bar. Food choices included the typical breakfast fare, buffet style. As for the drinks at the bar, "limited" bar items are available until 10:30 am. That likely means don't order anything complicated. I guess no mai tais or margs! I enjoyed my light breakfast and mimosa, which the bartenders do offer upon welcoming you. However, I also enjoy a specialty cocktail before a long flight! I wasn't impressed with the lounge overall, it lacked a unique style that I had expected to find. There is some cool decor but mostly the seating areas overwhelm the place. read more

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AWARENESS: With a few hours to kill before my flight back home, I decided to visit the Centurion Lounge to kill some time, grab something to eat and, live stream some football. NARRATIVE: Let me start by saying, I was flying out of terminal A and this lounge is located in the satellite terminal of D, about a 15 minute walk and tram ride away. When I first arrived at the lounge and attempted to get on the waitlist for entry, I was told I had to wait about 45 minutes because, unlike most lounges who grant access up to 3 hours at anytime, the Centurion Lounge will only allow access to its lounges within 3 hours of your scheduled departure. With this news, I walk a few doors down and visited the Priority Lounge to wait out the time. When I was within my 3 hour window, I used the American Express app to add myself to the waiting list and I walked back to the Centurion Lounge. When I arrived, my reservation was checked and accepted and I headed inside to grab a seat. Even though this lounge is huge with lots of seating, It was CROWDED. It took about 5 minutes to finally land a seat where I felt comfortable enough to leave my bag, grab some food and check the place out. The food options are vast. Hot items of eggs, potatoes, sausage (chicken & turkey) and oatmeal filled the buffet and, as the times emptied, staff was quick to bring out more and fresher items. The bar area isn't that big but, the bartenders (about 3) were on the ball spinning out spirts, juices and sodas. They also had plenty of food and drink items for carry out, although I didn't see any bags for the carry. SCENE: The Centurion Lounge is located in Terminal D at the Las Vegas Airport. If you're flying out from Terminals A through C, you're going to have a decent walk along with a tram ride to get there. RECOMMENDATION(S): If I have time to kill, and I mean at least 3 hours, I would revisit. read more

The Centurion Lounge - Inside the Centurion Lounge looking at the buffet area. - Airport Lounges Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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First time I have enough time to enjoy the lounge in Vegas. It did not disappoint. This one feels like one of the bigger lounges I've visited. The food and service are on point as always and it is/stays very clean. They have a full bar and a variety of food choices. I was there in the morning so pictures show the breakfast option that day. Definitely recommend if you have time before your flight. They could've earned a 5 if they had quiet areas for business or showers. read more

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Back to five stars today! My last visit was subpar, but today the meal was excellent. I really enjoyed the harissa chicken and the brown sugar fig panna cotta. I'm glad they were able to refine the recipe after pulling out of the collaboration with Kim Canteenwala from Honey Salt. It's also nice to see the dessert area back again! Clear Booth was handling the marketing today and even handed out an essential oil roller, which was a fun touch. For now, I'll definitely continue renewing my membership, as long as the food stays this good (even though they raised the price another $200 starting next...). read more

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I visited the lounge as a guest, which is a $50 fee. Upon entering there's lots of seating but some tables/chairs were marked as reserved. We had to walk and make a round or two to find an open table since it was pretty busy. We came around dinner time and the food offerings were chicken and an assortment of veggies. I thought the chicken was dry. They also have many dessert options which I thought were all fantastic! I also saw they had an ice cream but was too full to grab any. Staff was active with clearing our empty plates. Many of the tables and little cubby seating stations have charging outlets for people to use. read more

The Centurion Lounge - Many dessert options! - Airport Lounges Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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I wanted to check out this lounge and see how it compares to other lounges. It was not as busy considering it is Las Vegas. There are a few coffee machines, one bar and buffet style eatery. It was easy to find a seat, but getting service was a bit harder. It is much larger than the Sidecar lounge located around the corner. It's a good choice if you have more time to sit and wait. read more

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The Centurion Lounge here in Las Vegas we would rank among the finest American Express lounges here in the US. It's a large space and serves some of the freshest food and drink options available. Justin our Bartender provided super service, very polite and professional. Great spot, and another benefit provided to justify the yearly fee of the card. read more

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Centurion Lounges have better food than Priority Access Lounges. It's very busy so you'll need to sign up for the waitlist. read more

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Ah, the Centurion Lounge at the Las Vegas Airport -- where weary travelers trade TSA trauma for truffle mac and cheese and complimentary cocktails. I wandered in here clutching my Amex like Charlie with a golden ticket, and for once, the annual fee felt worth it. The food? Surprisingly good. Not "Michelin-star, I'm never leaving" good -- more like "wow, this isn't airport chicken tenders" good. The bar is solid too, with bartenders who actually know how to make a proper cocktail instead of just waving a lime at a glass of gin. Staff? Friendly, efficient, and somehow always smiling -- which, in Vegas, is rarer than a sober bachelor party. I'd give it five stars, but it gets a small deduction for being just crowded enough to remind me that exclusivity is a myth. Still, if you've got the plastic and the patience, this place makes that Amex fee feel like a solid investment instead of an annual guilt charge. Pro tip: Order a drink, grab a bite, and pretend your gate doesn't exist. read more

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There was a one hour wait to get into this lounge but I still waited since my flight got delayed anyhow and I wanted a spot where I could work and eat. Once I got in, I was impressed! Space was clean, and there was a wide variety of food. I had breakfast food first, and while I was working there, they brought out lunch food. I had lunch there too and it was delicious and fresh! They also have freshly pressed juices and iced teas. And even ginger / turmeric shots. read more

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Another great Centurion Lounge. We really appreciate the quality and variety of the food. The fruit bar is a good healthy option, simple but healthy! The have nice coffee options, to include cappuccinos. They also have a variety of chairs for group or solo seating. It's also nicely located in a central location of the terminal. The service is also very friendly. The greeters at the entrance are awesome. Thank you! read more

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I arrived 1.5 hours before my flight on a Wednesday afternoon, but couldn't clear the waitlist in time for either the Sidecar or the actual lounge. Don't know why I even bother going to lounges anymore. I got into zero for 5 lounges over the course of my travels the last couple of weeks. I'd rather buy food from a dependable fast casual place than waste my time and emotional energy here. AMEX cards offer good benefits but don't count on the lounge being one of them. read more

This is a very popular lounge which means there is a long wait. We got on the waitlist and went to the slot machines while we waited. Once we were called back we were excited to get something to eat and a drink. It was a very bad experience to wait and get in and not finding anywhere to sit. We had to do a few rounds until I said screw it and took a meeting phone booth which was the best idea! They have so much foot traffic that's crazy! The food was just fine not great. The bar had a huge line which I waited and when it came to my time to order I was planning on getting for myself and my bf. I wasn't sure if the were ok or not with it so I was open to either response. This was the unfriendliest bartender I have ever encountered on a lounge! She had a terrible attitude and was very vocal of how unhappy she way. She clearly started I couldn't and to my request of a tequila sunrise she just said "hmm no! I don't have that!" In a very rude tone. I went for a mimosa instead. While there she kept complaining of people not picking their drinks. One person made a comment of the long line and she just said "well just grab one of those as the people who ordered are MIA!". Needless to say i only had the one drink and we were out when we were done eating. read more

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Location: Terminal 3, across from gate D1 We got into this lounge using our platinum AmEx card. The staff greets you at the desk and as you walk in, they were very welcoming. This lounge is huge in comparison to the United Club in terminal 3. Lots of seating with comfortable chairs and the dining area is pretty big as well. The hot buffet is kept clean and has way more options than the United Club. There is a bar and self serve coffee station. There are a couple of TV's scattered around and I even saw a shower room as well. Overall, a great place to pass time while waiting for your flight. read more