A fantastic experience. They had showers, yoga room, relaxation room, good amount of seating, bar,…read moresnacks, dessert and drinks. SHOWER: tell the front desk receptionist that you want to use it. they will prep it for you. restroom was 3/5. not the cleanest but it did the job! includes Dyson hair dryer, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, towels, etc. FOOD: food selection was 10/10. so tasty. something for everyone! there was even grab n go items that's pre packaged. I can't wait to come back.

Really enjoyed my time at the Capital One Lounge here in DFW. Friendly staff, varied food options…read more(not the highest quality but still good and plentiful!), and really enjoyed the ramp views. Clean, private bathrooms as well is always a plus! Knocked one star off for how crowded it was, and how they only let you in 3 hours before your flight departs. Overall though, great experience in this lounge and would certainly come back.

I happen to walk by and needed a quick cocktail napkin to wipe a tiny spill. The bartender/owner…read moreran from across the bar, and told me to put down the 2 small cocktail napkins since he pays for those and I can use Southwest's toilet paper. I had planned to order a drinks prior to this interaction while waiting for my daughter. I decided it was best to take my business elsewhere. Keep in mind my husband is a director of food and beverage at a huge company and was appalled at the short sighted way of running a business and turning away a potential customer. Shame because I would have happily paid for a couple of overpriced drinks at this completely empty bar.

I had to wait for the bartender to get off hisphne. Ordered a Mich draft. $13.00 same beer inside…read morethe terminal $8.00. The bartender said to me your in the airport. Really I sat here and have seen 8 people set down and get up immediately and leave without ordering a thing ?

I never understood why in the world you'd want to book a suite just for a layover, like why?…read more WELL, here's why. Long layovers are only fun if you're lounge hopping or shopping around and walking around the airport. It's all fun and games until all you want to do is take a nice nap when it's well past the hours of the night and your flight is not until the next morning. It's too short of a layover to book a hotel room but also too long to be not curled up in a blanket in a private space to catch some zz's. Thanks to Priority Pass, we decided to give these guys a try and we're so happy we did. Me and my husband each had 1 hour for free so we were able to book 2 free hours of nap time! We split it up pretty evenly where we got our first couple of hours walking around the airport and moving our legs/working in our computers. And then, when it was about 2am, we went to our Minute Suite and spent 2 wonderful hours napping in quiet. What I loved about the experience is you get pillows and blankets and can really enjoy a dark, private and quiet space even with dimmable lights and white noise if you need. If you prefer to work or watch TV that's also available. Overall pretty awesome experience, the only thing is I think they were doing some work at the airport and you could hear everything so maybe having some kind of a sound proof would be awesome. The couch had a bit of a wear and tear but it's fine we just covered it up with extra blankets. All in all, amazing experience! If they provided sanitizing wipes to make you feel like it's super clean after the last guest this would be even better. Otherwise, 10/10 would recommend and from now on, I'll be sure to book these especially during long overnight layovers.

Looks a nice place to keep in mind for a nap. Cozy rooms w a sofa bed and a tv. Very quiet too when…read moreI was there. I wish it was easier for me to fall asleep quickly. A nice addition to the airport. We certainly need more of these.

I am going to give the American airline app it's props. This five stars is for the Nav In the App…read moreonly. I taxied in from Newark at terminal A and had to get to Terminal B. The app has a navigation in it that will guide you step by step. And if you can follow directions you will have no problems. It took me from my incoming gate door and tell you left or right from the door. Really good tool for travelers. Other airline apps need that m

I've been to the American Airlines Flagship Lounge before, but this time around we got to…read moreexperience the Flagship First Dining, so this review is primarily focused on that added experience. The menus in the Flagship First Dining are done in partnership with The James Beard Foundation, and for this location the partnership is with Chef Tiffany Derry from Roots Southern Kitchen, Radici Wood Fired Grill and Roots Chicken Shak. The check-in is still the same, and fortunately this time we managed to beat a large crowd that arrived just after us. Upon getting checked in, we took the elevator to the fifth floor and were given instruction on how to access the dining. Having been here before and taking advantage of the lounge itself and the offerings on the buffet, the Flagship First Dining was something we were really looking forward to. It's like a restaurant inside the lounge with mirrored windows. You cannot see into the lounge, but once you're inside you can see out to the interior of the lounge. Throughout the meal, our waiter Tim gave excellent service and was perfectly attentive. The decor is nice, but still feels a bit manufactured and institutional. You don't really get fine dining vibes with the atmosphere, but they are trying. Once inside, there was a place for us to stow our luggage and then we were directed to a table. Aside from a gentleman at the bar, we were the only patrons on a Thursday night. We were promptly greeted by our waiter Tim, given menus time to look over the offerings. Given that this is a dining experience, it's all inclusive, so we spent the day eating very light to save room for this meal. For a non-alcoholic cocktail I had the Sicilian Smash. It had muddled cucumber, lemon and oregano. It was a very zippy drink with a pleasing herbaceous taste. It turned out to be a great compliment to the meal. There was some housemate focaccia bread with smoked butter (literally butter served under a cloche with smoke) brought out. The bread was very good but it was a bit heavy-handed on the salt. We ordered 2 appetizers apiece, considering they are more tapas style and on the smaller side. I had the Pineapple & Watermelon Radish Carpaccio and the Meyer Lemon & Ricotta Ravioli. The first fish was very bright, refreshing and had a lot of crunch. I love bright, colorful vegetable dishes with attention given to the textures and this one really hit the spot. It was an excellent start to the meal and made be feel like it was okay for my other dishes to go more on the decadent side since this will take care of the veggies and fiber for the meal. The second app was really delicious! Bright, rich and simple. This was a comfort dish for sure. My entree was the only thing I wasn't crazy about. I ordered the Sea Bass Tapenade. The Sea Bass was a little on the dry side. It also came with a creamed corn puree and squash, but none of the flavors really sang. Last, I finished out with a lovely Rhubarb and Rose Creme Brûlée. This was an excellent dish It had a Rhubarb sorbet on top and the custard was so mellow and creamy. Once the meal was finished, we ventured back into the main area of the lounge. The restrooms are a total disappointment. There are too few stalls and it feels cramped. Nothing flagship about the restroom experience for sure. Overall this lounge is pretty good. It's definitely trying to deliver a premium experience, but lags behind other premium lounge offerings, especially when measured against some non-US based carriers.

Nice lounge to relax and use a cleaner restroom while waiting for a flight. Food and drink options…read moreare "good enough" and there's plenty of space to unwind -- although some areas can get quite a bit of traffic. It's also nice that I have yet to be put on a waiting list and been denied entry until I cleared it.

The Admirals Club in Terminal A at DFW is a large and well set up lounge. I went in there and found…read moreplenty of seating and a good layout. It was well stocked with food and snacks. They had the little cookies, which were good, and fresh fruit that was perfect to grab and take on the plane. It is a good place to charge your devices, get something to eat, and settle in before your next flight. Overall, this Admirals Club did exactly what I needed. I am giving it 4 stars.

Staff greeted us and explained that there are two sides to the lounge, each with food and a bar…read more They had rice and beans, chili, soup, salad bar with eggs, and cookies for dessert. There were a decent selection of domestic and import beers as well. Staff was nice enough to overhear one of my kids ask for orange juice, and although they were no longer serving breakfast, she made it happen. Multiple spaces to relax and eat but the selection was limited.

It was okay. But wouldn't pay for it out of pocket…read more I wish they had non dairy milk. The breakfast options are terrible if you are vegan. But I expect that. It isn't bad but wasn't for me.

It's free and gets you out of the masses. Service was good, ambiance welcoming, food was airport…read morefood - you know what that means - but at least not overpriced. Small but near our gate. Who can ask for more than that?

We got a day pass. It was adequate. Crowded at that time. The rather small restroom was also…read morecrowded. Food was mediocre. Best thing about it was the quiet. When in a busy airport, with lots of noise, the peace and quiet was a nice respite.

3/12/26: Pretty good at 6:30am after a red eye flight. The early morning staff are very good,…read moresuper friendly and most importantly gentle with us zombies on no sleep for over 24 hours. It's a tad crowded. The OJ was excellent and the biscuit and gravy amazing and yet not too heavy. Because of the patient, supportive and friendly staff, this lounge was an A+. Free for Amex Platinum users with a Priority Pass.

They enforce dumb policies, on the initial email, it does not state that you have to be there…read morewithin a 5 minute window. However, when you receive confirmation they only allow you 5 minutes to return. Spoke to the stupidvisor on site and she reiterated the same policy.