The lady who you check in with is always nice and friendly. It's usually not crowded in here. The…read morefood is good the food warmers are not when you open the lids I always have issues so be careful. The espresso machine is a lil harsh for me and my husband. Overall we like it here. There's also nice clean restrooms inside

The Centurion Lounge had a 40 minute wait and was near D1 so I went here which is near D33 since I…read morewas departing from D36. Never again. The food was horrible. They didn't refill the water dispensers in the area we were in. Just, not the experience I was expecting having used other lounges.

After receiving notification that our late afternoon flight leaving Vegas was delayed by an hour,…read moremy 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.

- Get to the airport early to hang in the lounge? I'm game…read more - 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.

First visit here and it was a decent experience. It made the 2.5 hours wait for my flight more…read morecomfortable than sitting at the gate for sure. It is located near gate E2, so convenience to your gate will vary. The customer service was 5 star - a check-in, Cecelia was friendly and very helpful with getting me signed in and letting me know the available amenities. The Food Service crew were nice and open to answering questions about the mini buffet. Although I didn't acquire any adult beverages, the Bartender was also polite and helpful. The amenities were ok. Plenty of seating and space to spread out, including a phone room and a computer room - phones and computers not included. There were a variety of seatinf times so probably easy to find a cushion or height suitable for your comfort. There are also a few shower stalls. The space was generally quiet with the exception of small conversations and the clinking of dishes. I found the temp to be cool so I put on my jacket. It probably is the right level of coolness for when it gets crowded. The food selection was also probably a 3 - I was here for the breakfast/lunch setup. The menu included eggs n potatoes, chicken sliders, sausage, a salad bar, 2 soups, oatmeal cookies, a dessert and pita bread. I think a charcuterie tray would have been a good fit for the menu. At some point, someone came around to pass out popcorn. There is a full bar, a coffe and tea station and infused water, so plenty to sip on.

Not a bad lounge. I wanted to go to the Centurion but alas, I get a free +1 in the Club but not…read moreCenturion. I liked that they were playing the US Open on the bar TV. Overall, no frills and decor is lacking (honestly feels kinda depressing--I think it's the lighting), but my Shirley Temple was good (albeit pretty icy) and the burger and noodles were fine. Gets the job done.

The Cap 1 Lounge, located in LAS, is a nice place to hang before a flight. Nothing else to it…read more.. If you are a Cap 1 Venture X cardholder, you already have access to this lounge, hwoever Venture card holders can also pay to enter. Guests are also welcome, for an additional fee, of course. Once inside, everything is complimentary aside from premium alcohol options. The food options were good. I enjoyed the sweet treats section. The savory options were a bit scarce when I walked in, but it wasn't overly busy. They were accepting walk-ins when I visited, which was great. I've heard other locations can have a waitlist lasting hours. I did not enjoy any beverages, but they offered a full bar and a very nice speciality menu, including NA options. On the way out, you can grab some of the to-go options, including sandwiches, cookies, water, coffee, tea, etc. My experience here was great. If I'm traveling through LAS, I would certainly visit again.

Capital One Lounge might officially be giving the Amex Centurion Lounge a run for its money…read more I've been to both, and lately I find myself enjoying Capital One more. The lounge was beautiful, the food options were actually GOOD, everything felt fresh and well thought out, and the overall experience felt a little more elevated and less chaotic. The drinks were great too, which is always important. I've always considered Centurion the standard for airport lounges, but they've gotten so crowded lately that sometimes it barely feels like a lounge anymore. Capital One still has that more exclusive, relaxing feel I'm looking for before a flight. If Capital One keeps this up, Amex might have some competition because this was easily one of my favorite lounge experiences. Capital One said "Centurion who?"

COME ONLY IF ITS FREE.... Not a very good selection of food. This lounge used to be better but…read moreseems to have gone downhill. The staff are all super friendly and the ambience is still nice and worth coming into if you have free access to it. Get your teas coffees or refill your water bottles. As someone who prioritize his protein, they had high sugar yogurt ‍‍‍ and super snotty(runny) eggs sitting in heaps of oil... soooo your options are sugar or fats not really protein LOL...

3.5 stars. lots of…read moreseating and 3 private bathrooms. small food selection for the afternoon with soup and carbs like rice and snacks. Coffee machine brews strong coffee. The water dispenser dispenses still or carbonated water which was cool. well staffed around 3pm, staff actively clearing our plates.

Time to update the review.... And significantly…read more Clean and lots of light with surrounding windows. Breakfast food selection very poor. The food station is extremely small and the choices are poor. They do have an interesting make your own gelato machine but that just didn't have a pull for me at 5;45 am as it clearly did for others.

This is the United Club at Terminal 3 LAS…read more Again, this is another United Club in LAS which is better than the one at SFO International Terminal. This United Club even has a gelato machine!! Staff at the reception were very nice and friendly. Food was adequate, not sure if there is more offering in the evening. There is a bar, but well I not into alcohol. Wonderful view as well!!

This is my first time at the Capital One lounge in LAS airport. I would come back!…read more Location: Going toward gate D50, you will see it on the right. If you're near gates A, B, or C, you need to take the tram to concourse D. Then find escalators to take you to floor 2. Food: There are a lot of prepared hot small bites. I think this is nice, but the food tends not to be hot by the time you dig in. They had a nice variety of protein, veggies, and carbs. The Mac n cheese was disappointing to me. I liked the sausage with tomato sauce. I thought the drinks on tap were really cool. They even had oat latte and cold brew in addition to an espresso machine. I feel like this lounge is more updated than the Centurion Lounge. This might be the only airport lounge that has grab n go items to take OUT of the lounge! I love it! Service: The hosts are nice! The servers were attentive. Bartenders were great. All smiles here. Access: You need to be a cardholder of the Capital One Venture X to enter for free. The cardholders can pay $45 for guests 18+ or $25 for guests under 18.

I had a wonderful first time at the Capital One Lounge in the LAS airport!…read more The grab and go food for the flight is one of the top great things about the Capital One Lounge! I also got to experience the Relaxation Room (napping pod) it was a really cool chair and the room was very relaxing. The food in the lodge was also very delicious! I enjoyed a cup of tea with honey. I had about 3 cups! The service is also outstanding and everyone is so kind!

Located in Las Vegas, little bar by the gates with a few spots to sit. The ebb and flow of flights…read moreaffects seating capacity. I thought the server was attentive and did a great job keeping up with the orders. Since the flights weren't serving alcohol this was a good last stop before boarding.

This isn't a horrible airport bar. It gets its name from the Heineken logo. They serve more than…read moreHeineken though. It has a small menu of cocktails. They have no food, only beer and hooch. It was an hour before my flight so I wanted to get one more drink in. It doesn't have a menu with the drinks listed. You just go order something. If they have it, you get it. Since it was still in the morning, I ordered a vodka and orange juice. This is about $9 which is pretty high, but it's not any worse than other airport bars and restaurants. Much better than the other bars in the airport. Friendly service from the bartender. Just order beer or simple cocktails to avoid excessive spending.

All USOs in Vegas airport are on the outside of security. You will have to leave and reenter for…read moreyour flight. We flex in around noon and had no issues with reentry. Lives moved fast with TSA Precheck. No hot dogs at this location. I feel like this is a USO staple but not a big deal. They have plenty of snack options. They offered cup of noodles and sandwiches as well. I think they even had some cups of Mac n cheese. The space was clean and the gentleman checking us in was so helpful. They have a quiet area, a small area for children that includes books and toys. Plenty of tables for several groups or individuals to spread out.

A few weeks ago I was dropping off my luggage for my flight when I was informed my flight was…read morecanceled. The best they could do was get me on a flight leaving five hours later. Well with that much time I tried to decide what to do. Being a retired veteran the thought of the USO came to me. I found out where it was and headed that way. At the door they check your ID and then have you sanitize before signing into the system. They have very large cubbies for storing your luggage. They give away decks of cards from a couple of casinos. They have a computer area where you can access the internet. A charging area, several tables where you can sit, rest and have a snack. They have a lounge area which has many loungers and a dimly lit room where you can nap. The snack bar is quite extensive and while I was there one of the restaurants donated several pizzas, chicken wings and salad. I set up my computer, got some work done. Had a couple of wings and salad, chatted with other veterans. It turned out to be a great afternoon and I felt safe and secure. I must discuss the volunteers because they were absolutely amazing. Checking on their guests to make sure they had everything they need. Several guests sat at the snack bar because the ladies there were great! Thank you so much to everyone at this USO! If I could give a 10 star review I would!

Terminal C lacks many places to dine at during connections. This restaurant between gates 23 & 24…read morehits the spot. Sandwiches, salads and appetizers fill the menu along with a well stocked bar. I didn't the grilled chicken sandwich. It tasted good and included lettuce, tomato, guacamole and bacon. Went with a side salad instead of fries for a $4 up charge. Only complaint is that the chicken seemed to be a little cold (must be precooked and reheated). Service was great. My waitress was very attentive at refilling my drink.

This was my absolute worst airport food experience and I travel twice a week for my job…read more The only decent part of our experience was the server that greeted us. It went downhill from there. I ordered an omelette but was served a scrambled mess. When I told her I ordered an omelette not scrambled eggs she said "oh that's how he cooked it". I couldn't put enough salt and pepper to make it edible. The breakfast potatoes weren't even warm and had no flavor at all. My wife ordered a breakfast burrito with bacon and no peppers. It came with sausage and peppers. What a waste!