On a recent trip all 4 of us joked that when we got through security we would need to verify that…read moreour gate was really there. Lo and behold our gate was right across from the Departure Lounge. The DP has a good sized bar, some high tops and a tables. We scored two tables adjacent to the concourse and as expected this location is great for people watching. Lite food offerings are also available. Our cocktails were surprisingly hefty and our better half's were raving about their Palomas. Even though they were very busy table service was excellent. Like every other airport venue prices are high but hey c'est la vie.

Such poor customer service. Bad food quality. I got food to-go because I had a flight to catch and…read moreI communicated that with them. They told me 15 mins for the food to get to the counter and they took 40 minutes. Such poor quality food too for that long of a wait, they did not even provide sides or condiments for the plates. $100 worth of crap. I had to run from there to catch my flight. Such bad experience.

The Admirals Club offers a welcome respite from the madness of the airport. It is relatively quiet,…read morewith dedicated work stations available in the back. In addition to coffee and tea, there is a full bar and self-service water. There is a selection of hot food items as well as things like hummus, olives, cheese, etc. They also offer a selection of pastry bites. Staff is available to assist with your AA flight, answer questions & ensure an enjoyable experience. The club (& restrooms) are kept clean although it is rather dated. A renovation is already planned so improvements coming soon!

It's small but checks the boxes. Work area, nice restrooms, food, drinks, a little space to relax…read moreas long as it isn't crowded as it can sometimes become. Multiple families traveling with children they were able to feed and relax before their flight/s. When the expansion is finished, hopefully, there will be a larger club but given the current business climate AA may opt not to, we shall see.

Layover on my way to Singapore and the club is nice. Ample food, seating and shower facilities…read moreavailable. You can get food off the buffet stations or be seated in the dining room. Depending on the traffic can lead to a 30 minute wait so if you're pressed for time, the buffet selection is just as good.

Back again. Feels like a second home. The wonderful ladies at the front know me by name. Food is…read moregenerally the same for breakfast, but they did have BACON! this time. I love how quiet it is in the morning.

I flew into Austin-Bergstrom International Airport for a business trip. The airport is busy and…read morecrowded. Only one main terminal for Austin which is convenient! The lines weren't long at all going through TSA. I guess that depends on when you arrive/depart. ;) There are a lot of good food options and chances to buy souvenirs, etc.

My last review regarding this airport was about a year ago. I continue to fly in and out of Austin…read moreon a n approximate monthly basis. I love living part of the time, in Austin. Overall, still a great, but expensive, City. But, I'm lowering my score for the airport because, quite candidly, this airport is pretty pathetic for a City that prides itself as being a tech hub, forward thinking, and all things geared toward being a "wow" City. Tech hub? I'm at gate 30 awaiting departure and there are exactly 6 plugs to do computer work at gate between gates 29, 30, 31, and 32. See photos. There are literally 300 to 400 seats for these four gates. Your other option is to sit on the floor with your back to one of the support columns to charge your laptop while you have it on your floor to work. Not exactly efficient. Ridiculous really. I know they're in the midst of an airport expansion, and renovation, but it should never have gotten to such a crappy outdated, behind the times situation in my opinion. Whoever is running this airport is at least 10 or 15 years behind the times in various respects. I will say that if you have TSA pre-check and CLEAR you can usually move through security very quickly. But, If you don't have TSA pre-check or don't get TSA pre-check on a given flight, the lines are extremely long, especially early in the morning. Come really early!

Ummm I hope you all don't think I'm giving this private tarmac anything but 5 stars…read more When on a private tarmac there's rules you must follow. 1. Wait for them to open the gate. 2. Personnel will come and give you instructions. 3. The procedure is once inside the gate you put on your flashers. 4. Drive no more than 10 miles per hour. 5. Personnel will guide you waaaay around the aircrafts like they do when planes land. 6. Typically drivers don't get off the bus, personnel will unload your bus. 7. Once passengers and luggage are offloaded, you take the same path you came in. I love private plane passengers...they tip the driver:)))

Nice visit there today, friendly staff, clean facility and kind loan of the crew car for my wife's…read moredoctor appointment. $40 facility fee and $10 security charge is about standard for the busier airports.

If i could give 10 million stars, I would. My friend and I had one of the best dining experiences…read morehere we've ever had. Eddie V's was just out of the park service and food. Our sever, forgive me I forgot her name it started with a G and she had an accent, was the epitome of what all servers should strive to be. She was attentive, helpful, friendly, professional, all of the above JUST AMAZING! We dined before a concert and let her know we were in a slight rush and she made sure everything came out coursed but not rushed. Everything was absolutely DELICIOUS! The oysters and mignonette, steak sliders, truffle mac but omg that halibut stole the show! Mega hats off to the BOH staff, they killed it in every way. Also, if we were sharing and item the kitchen split and plated it for each us, HOW AMAZING! We couldn't decide between dessert since we were so full and short on time we picked the slightly quicker and smaller option; yet still our AMAZING server, G we'll call her, brought us a MINI bananas foster because she knew how much we wanted to try it but were scared of the portion size. I mean can you EVEN???? we felt SO taken care of by her and all other staff around us. everyone was moving with such grace and precision. I literally could not recommend this place enough!!! (dined march 28th)

Last night was my second time in the past year going to Eddie V's for their fantastic happy hour…read morewith my friend! It's becoming our after work spot to grab a bite before going to a concert. I've still only gotten the Mini Filet Sandwiches which is center cut filet mignon on toasted brioche buns, Shaft's blue cheese, and onion Jam. I think I even got the same drink last time, the Spicy Margarita with El Jimador Tequila, Patrón Citrónge, fresh lime, jalapeño. It's so good! And the filet minon is $12 and the drink is $10. Even the free bread and butter is amazing sourdough with something added to the butter (maybe cinnamon, I'm not sure). We always just go casual and sit at the bar which is dark and moody but with friendly staff at the place that is typically a fancier dining experience. Go to their website and look at the whole menu for the Happy Hour which is 4p-6:30p every day of the week.

I'm staying at The Loren Hotel and tried this restaurant on the 8th floor last night for dinner and…read morewas so impressed that I returned for breakfast- the egg frittata with lemon ricotta was perfection. Let me start by saying that I was so impressed with my dinner that I had to ask a server if it was a Michelin star rated restaurant. I highly recommend the half chicken infused with basil, which was a beautiful flavor. The broccolini was my favorite, with the grilled lemony parmesan topping it was a showstopper. Even the french fries, which I was not supposed to eat, were tasty with their own house dip.. I did have a slight bit of food envy though- my friend ordered the filet, which she said was one of the best she's ever had. I'll let you know after I return tonight.!

My friend selected our pre-theatre dinner location, and it turned out to be a memorable choice. We…read moremet at Nido...a first for us. It was our first visit to The Loren and our first time dining at Nido, making the evening feel like a new adventure before the curtain rose. Nido, located on the top floor of The Loren Hotel, offers one of the most spectacular panoramic views of the Austin skyline. The floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Lady Bird Lake and downtown Austin create a breathtaking backdrop that elevated our entire dining experience. The menu features a blend of contemporary American and European-inspired cuisine, highlighting seasonal ingredients and thoughtful preparation. We ordered the Parisian gnocchi, tempura okra, beef carpaccio, and flatbread. Without question, the standout dish was the gnocchi, which practically melted in your mouth and was rich, delicate, and perfectly executed. The tempura okra was another favorite. The batter was incredibly light, creating a crisp exterior while allowing the okra to remain tender. We both agreed it was so good that we would happily return just for that dish alone. The beef carpaccio was enjoyable, although I felt the seasoning garnish on top distracted slightly from the quality of the meat itself. The flatbread had good flavor, but unfortunately it arrived overly charred. We sat at the bar, though neither of us ordered cocktails...my friend had a long drive home, and I am still recovering from a recent root canal and taking antibiotics. Emily, our server, was warm, knowledgeable, and attentive throughout the evening. She took the time to explain the menu, answer questions, and ensure we had a great experience from start to finish. Between the stunning views, memorable dishes, and exceptional service, Nido delivered a wonderful dining experience.

Great local outdoor bar with a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. The drinks are solid, reasonably…read morepriced, and the staff are always friendly and easygoing, which makes it an easy spot to hang out for a few hours. The large outdoor space is definitely one of the highlights -- plenty of room for groups, watching sports games, or just enjoying the weather. They also have live music on Saturday nights, which adds a really fun energy to the place without feeling too overwhelming. It's not trying to be a super upscale cocktail bar, but for good drinks, good vibes, and a casual night out with friends, it's a great neighborhood spot.

Visited for a concert this past weekend and would definitely come back for a night out or another…read moreevent! Plenty of outdoor seating (some with heaters on a cold night, some shaded for food/drinks during the day), and pretty much everything you need from a food/drink option. Bar lines moved quickly, and though we didn't get to try the food trucks on this visit (seemed like a pizza and bbq choice), they looked great! Not a lot of parking for such a large capacity venue (I'd guess this can easily host 1,000+ between indoor and outdoor standing room). Would recommend you plan a rideshare in advance!