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.

solid lounge option in terminal 3, near E gates. there was not much food variety - hot dishes only…read moreincluded a hot ham slider, artichoke dip, vegetable soup, mac and cheese, rice, and bbq chicken. there was also a salad bar, chips, cookies, lemon bars, and some trail mix/crunchy snacks. the staff was very attentive and friendly, constantly cleaning plates and making sure the area was clean. note it was a bit cold inside as the air conditioning was on strong! there are also various spots to sit, with some areas quieter than others.

I visited The Club LAS in Terminal 3 this past Friday before my flight. I had reserved my entry…read moredays before departure, but after checking in for my flight 24 hours earlier, I realized I was actually flying out of the D Gates and could have used a different lounge. Unfortunately, reservations aren't easily changed without contacting customer support, so I kept my original booking. Check-in was quick, and the staff was friendly. They pointed me toward the restrooms, but as a first-time visitor I found the layout a little confusing, and there wasn't much signage directing you to them. The lounge itself was very busy, but it was still a nice escape from the crowded terminal. The food was probably the biggest letdown. There was a small salad bar, a couple of hot items, and a few snacks that looked like they'd been sitting out for a while. The bar looked nice and wasn't crowded, although I didn't have a drink, and I didn't notice any drink menus or specials displayed. The restrooms were clean enough but felt like a standard airport restroom and were out of toilet seat covers. If you've never experienced an airport lounge before, this is a nice place to relax, recharge, and get away from the crowds. That said, I don't think it's worth the $60 price tag based on what's offered. Since my credit card gives me access to a lounge in the D Gates that I personally think is much better, I probably wouldn't pay to visit The Club LAS again. I'd recommend it for first-time lounge visitors looking for a quieter place to wait, but if you're paying out of pocket, I think there are better values available.

the first capital one lounge cafe i've visited, which has certainly captured my heart…read more the buffet has all kinds of constantly replenished options including vegan and gluten free. there are various desserts and pastries, a row of any soft drink you could imagine, and a full bar with an impressive multitude of cocktails. the nickel city irish frozen coffee especially is remarkable. the texture and taste are brilliant. the brown sugar foam on the white lion is additionally admirable. the bartenders are also kind, witty, and make for great conversation. there is a grab and go option too which allows you to bypass the outrageous plane prices and pack up on a variety of unique snacks before a flight. there are also various booths you can reserve for work or sleep. overall amazing experience for an airport lounge, and they really should be in more locations.

Yelp Review 2026 #182:…read more Flying out of LAS, I had time to lounge around and have dinner. One of the newest lounges near D gates is Capital One Lounge for certain card holders. Checking in was easy. Show your boarding pass and physical credit card. Once in the lounge, we were greeted by the friendly staff. What I love about this lounge is how empty it is. We were the only ones here plus maybe 3 other people. A few more people trickled in after 30 minutes of being here but still lots of space and empty tables. Food is constantly replenished. During my visit, they had panzanella salad, crostini, pita and hummus, pancetta Mac and cheese, BBQ mushroom burnt ends, sausage and peppers, braised short rib tacos, charcuterie, cheesecake, banana chocolate chip bread, lemon poppy seed cake, vegan gluten-free cookie, French butter and croissant. They have sodas and iced tea on tap. They have coffee and hot tea. The food is warm and quite good. I ate 3 of the short rib tacos. The soda is extra carbonated and I kept getting foam. The space is quite big and it's clean and orderly. The staff does a great job clearing tables and wiping them down. The music is at a good level. The bathroom is private all-gender. Spacious and clean. I like that they have lotion in there because flying gets your skin dry.

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...

This lounge is very basic. But if you have some time to kill, its a place fir some snacks and a…read moredrink. It gets busy, so you must put your name in a waiting list. Once they have enough space, you'll receive a text letting you know. But don't wander too far away because they only hold your reservation for 10 minutes or so. There were staff members cleaning, vacuuming and replenishing. The seating is quite awkward and tightly compact. I highly recommend sitting at the bar as no on usually sits there. I would utilize this lounge when arriving at LAS with time to kill and you need a place for a drink and a small bite.

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!!

Wow, I have been traveling wrong for years! I recently got the Venture X credit card as I travel…read morefrequently and wanted the airport lounge perks. My fiance was traveling with me and they explained that it would be a $45 charge for him, which we already anticipated as the app had those details. This was my first airport lounge trip since obtaining my credit card and I was so impressed! When checking in, the staff was very friendly and took the time to give me a tour of the facility since it was my first time. The bar is fully stocked and most alcoholic drinks are complimentary, aside from some top shelf choices. I had the French 75 and my fiance had Long Island iced teas. The food choices were somewhat limited, but offered vegetarian and non vegetarian options. Everything we sample was so flavorful, which I didn't expect. I assumed it would be basic buffet food. Far from it! The key highlights were the strawberry salad, sausage and peppers, and the cheesecake. As we had a red-eye flight, we also grabbed some to-go food, including Caesar salad, turkey pretzel sandwiches and peach rings. They also have a relaxation room you can book as well as workspaces, which I will absolutely take advantage of when I'm traveling for work. This place is such a welcome reprieve from the airport, I don't think I can ever go back to traveling "normally", I'm spoiled now!

This is probably the best airport lounge that I've experienced in the US and really provided me a…read morecomfortable space to wait, especially after my fight was delayed. I'm seriously impressed, not only by the upscale and very clean seating and food area, but by the grab & go options near the check-in desk and the food/drink options themselves. I particularly appreciated the small plates section that offered a variety of dishes with my favorite the birria taco. It's also great that they post if it's gluten free and a description of the dish. The bar is also very nice and the bartenders were super attentive and friendly. I'd say my other 2 favorites were the nice cold air conditioning and the private bathroom stalls that really added to the relaxation of the lounge and an added comfort for weary travelers. I will 100% be visiting again and am thankful that I was able to spend a few hours here while waiting for my flight.

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.

Decided to hit up The Layover Bar at Harry Reid airport with my mom while we waited for my dad's…read moreflight from Boston to arrive. Both my parents are from New England and I've been dying to go back over the last several years (my last visit up there was in back 2017). I'm really, really hoping that I will finally break that visiting drought next summer. Not a whole lot of bar and restaurant choices in terminal 1 before you go though security, especially on a Sunday night. Everyone leaves Vegas and most places close early on Sunday's. We got there close to 7:30, but the bartender told us that she would be closing up at around 8:00, but we were welcome to take our drinks with us after they closed. Drinks must be in a plastic cup if you would like to take it with you, however. I got myself a Mai Tai and my mom got herself a Riesling white wine. The Mai Tai had that paradise-like fruity vodka flavor to it and the texture was like a beautiful sunset over the beach. My mom considered having a couple of Riesling drinks but only ended up having one because it was getting close to closing time. I think this was my first time having a Mai Tai and it was not bad for a first timer. Hanging out at an airport bar will definitely be a new thing for me whenever I'm waiting for a friend or family member to come in.

It is supposed to open at 8:00 am. It is 8:26 am and no one is here. Do not recommend.read more