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Had a great time at the Centurion lounge in ATL. The staff kept the food well stocked. We had no wait time when we arrived. Found a spot on the patio around 10pm and it was quite nice. The chicken, beans, and salad were all good. Also the corn bread was nice and soft and warm. Wasn't the biggest fan of the broccoli cheddar soup or the lemonade. Staff was friendly clearing plates and look forward to our next trip through ATL to stop again.
Eversince I've moved to Georgia, I've always wanted to visit the Centurion Lounge in ATL airport. I was super lucky and grateful that my gate happened to be right next to the lounge (thank you God) I joined the virtual waitlist and I was in after 10 minutes! The food was great, my favorites were the corn zucchini salad, chicken thighs, mac & cheese, pimiento cheese dip & naan. The turnover is pretty quick and the employees are very quick to clean up after you finish your food! It's so worth visiting if you're near the lounge. I hope to be back again real soon.
I walked into the American Express Centurion Lounge at Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson, Concourse E, just outside gate 11, thinking I was about to get another slightly fancier version of the Delta lounge. Instead, I found a surprisingly spacious oasis that felt like it had a better selection, better atmosphere, and--dare I say--a slightly smug sense of superiority (in the nicest way). People are hustling and bustling outside in the concourse, but inside, you can sip a cocktail and feel like the world paused just for you. It's the only place in an airport where you can watch someone sprint for a gate while you leisurely consider dessert options. The food selection deserves a shout-out. The bar is nicely stocked, the entrees are solid--juicy chicken curry, chickpeas, rice, and vegetables--and the dessert selection is excellent. Those shortcakes might make you forget your next boarding call. Pro tip: glance outside once in a while and silently judge everyone who didn't find this lounge. It's a little slice of calm in the madness of one of the busiest airports in the world. A place to recharge, enjoy some good food, and pretend your flight is happening tomorrow instead of in twenty minutes. Four stars. If you're passing through Concourse E and have a chance to stop by, this lounge is worth carving out a few extra minutes--your stress levels (and your stomach) will thank you.
I had a long layover and landed just before they opened so we were all outside waiting. A few mins before opening everyone started queuing. This location is absolutely beautiful! They have some many different areas and types of seats. I was lucky to grab a 2 seater sofa for myself as I was exhausted and needed a nap. Because they had just opened, they didn't have all the food options available for breakfast yet. I ate a bit of what they had and proceeded to take a nap. The staff were extremely helpful and nice! One of the ladies wa concerned that I may miss my flight, but I had an alarm just in case. I was between this lounge or the delta one but decided to check this one out plus it was right where I got out and near my next gate. I would highly recommend this lounge!
Why 5 stars? Because the Centurion Lounge in Atlanta feels more like a boutique hotel than an airport stopover. From the moment you walk in, the space feels open and calm, with a beautiful tree right in the center that gives the room an unexpected sense of nature and balance. There's plenty of room to sit and unwind -- whether you want to catch up on work, have a quiet meal, or just relax before a flight. We spent some time on the balcony watching planes take off, which ended up being surprisingly peaceful. The food was far better than most lounges I've visited. I had a full meal that felt fresh and well-prepared, not like something reheated in a back kitchen. My son loved the cornbread and his mango drink, and my wife enjoyed her Moscow Mule (strong enough that I joked she'd finally sleep on the plane). It's the kind of place that makes you wish boarding would take a little longer. Everything from the service to the layout feels intentional -- easily the best lounge experience I've had.
Where to begin.... I travel for my career. Which has me in the airport twice a week. The benefit of the card is the complimentary food and libation. However, this particular location ALWAYS seems to struggle with the following: Staff: nobody seems to be happy. From the guy pushing the trash/bus carts. The restocking person who crowds the area you wish to get food. Nevermind they move at THE SLOWEST pace. Seemingly on purpose. I'm not joking, I was here 4 times this week and saw 3-5 employees at any given time in a conversation circle, the one that was speaking poorly on a customer and talking about a woman's body. I'm sure that's not allowed... but seems to be the norm. The food is always just... ok. It's usually some obscure southern dish like Lima bean salad but the people who work there make me not want to eat it. Today I ordered a "shaken vodka martini..." what I received was a STIRRED vodka mix with vermouth and one olive in a HOT glass made for other drinks. The employee didn't look like or act like he wanted to be there. In fact I felt like I was interrupting his dismal self loathing. I mentioned it to the ONLY bartender who seemed to care about his job (I believe his name was Matt). He immediately remedied my issue and apologized on behalf of the other employee. I run a business and witnessed so much wasted labor it's insane. Crazy how we spend 900$ a year to have this card and see the labor get wasted in a-holes who slowly put one dish into the dishwasher and make you feel like you are the problem. I'm considering switching to chase sapphire because of this. The wait was 30+ mins and once you're in they are out of every single thing (bar had no beer, no wine, no limes, and apparently (per my photo) no appropriate stemware for the drinks. WHY ARE WE PAYING SO MUCH FOR A CARD THAT DOESNT GIVE US THE BARE MINIMUM OF WHAT WE PAY FOR?! And why are the employees such jerks to the customer?! Like who manages this??? Seriously. Status cards used to mean something. Now I feel like I'm at a food bank in San Francisco. What a waste.
I give the American Express Centurion Lounge next to Gate E11 in Concourse E at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) a solid four stars. My wife and I had a good first impression of this place. That said, at ATL, our preferred lounge is still currently the Delta Sky Club in Concourse F because it's less crowded and hectic, everything is better stocked, and there are grab-and-go snacks. We've yet to see any grab-and-go snacks at any Centurion Lounge location and I bet it's because they'd constantly go out of stock. The Centurion Lounge at Hartsfield opened on February 14, 2024. We visited it for the first time this past Saturday morning. It's conveniently located near the center of Concourse E, just a short walk after you take the escalators up from the Plane Train station / tunnel. When we arrived at 9:37am, there was no line to enter and the lounge itself wasn't too crowded, which was nice. This was in stark contrast to our experience just a couple months ago (March 2025) at the Centurion Lounge at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) where it was uncomfortably crowded. What sets the Centurion Lounges apart from other airport lounges to me are their distinct style. Overall, they're among the most stylish lounges in terms of interior design and decor. I appreciate that Amex wants to give their customers an upscale, luxe look and feel. Atlanta's Centurion Lounge features real trees and lots of plants, inside and out (there's a neat plant-filled outdoor terrace). There's also a sophisticated-looking whiskey bar called "The Reserve by American Express." At the time of writing this review, this is the largest Centurion Lounge at almost 26,000 square feet. Thanks to a bigger and better layout, people flow through this lounge much better than the one at LAX. The food and drink were good and service was fine. Our breakfast and brunch items from the buffet included avocado toast, sausage links, verde salsa scrambled eggs with black pepper, bacon, sweet potato hash, honeydew, and French toast casserole with cappuccinos and a Bloody Mary. Yum. There are two double-sided, self-serve buffets. During our visits to the buffet, they were low on eggs and ran out of bacon. They also ran out of coffee mugs, so my wife had to hunt down a mug. The silverware didn't look clean to me, but that's just me being nitpicky -- I've seen similar at other restaurants and lounges that machine-wash their dinnerware. Most of the staff were constantly busy trying to restock, maintain, and clean everything. The bartender lady at The Reserve, who made our Bloody Mary, was very nice. In comparison, the Delta Sky Club lounges at LAX (Terminal 3, March 2025) and LaGuardia Airport (Terminal C, this past Monday) are better-run operations with more staff and therefore, better service. Centurion Lounge staff generally seem more overwhelmed. Something odd I noticed was several panes of glass looked broken and taped up with black tape. This was at the outdoor patio that faced the airport apron. What up with that?
The Centurion Lounge offers a luxurious and functional space to await a flight. I stopped in on a layover and had a solid meal. The service at the bar was friendly and excellent. Definitely will stop in again on my next layover in ATL
This lounge is stunning all around, with many natural features and 2 patio areas to enjoy, which I have found is rare for most lounges at major airports. The service was quick and attentive, with a special thanks going to the uber attentive reserve whiskey bar team thar kept the suggestions for drinks coming my way with a twist. Plenty of space for business work with several private rooms to take calls as well. A must stop on your next layover.
American Express Centurion Lounge, next to Gate E-11 Let's start with ambiance. The space is huge, roughly twice the size of the normal Lounge. Extra tall ceilings, lounge sofas to accommodate two people, lots of conversation areas, tons of seating(mixture of different configurations). Several food buffets spread through the area, large bar with seating, plus bar kiosks spread throughout. The food seems hardier than the regular lounges. Today it's: soup, salad bar, Caesar salad, braised chicken, eggplant, Brussels sprouts, breads, cooked and brownies. Since it's such a large place, serving a couple hundred people every two hours (passengers can checks in two hours before flight, $50/per guest flying on same flight), the serve staff is super busy. After enjoying what they have to offer, I prefer the regular Amex lounges. The food is lighter, but more varied, the pace and atmosphere is more laid back, and the servers have more time to be friendly. But, try it at least once to see what you think.
This airport lounge is now the gold standard by which I'll compare clubs in other airports. This is the largest Centurion Lounge worldwide. So I gotta believe it seldom has a line to get in. Although we are flying out of the A terminal, we arrived early to make the trek to E11 to check this out. In the short time I've been here, the spaciousness and luxury is over the top. Whiskey Bar is super cool. Outdoor view areas were perfect in a 70 degree day. And the food was amazing. Unfortunately, I seldom fly to Atlanta or thru it. So it might be a while before my next visit. I'll conclude by saying WOW!
Always love this one. Great interior, awesome runway views. Nice food and top notch bartenders! Everything is always clean - supporting staff does great job about it. Check in might look hectic but again - staff makes it so nice
The service here was pretty good . The food was nice and plentiful and the drinks were made really well here. I sat for a couple of hours prior to my flight departing and enjoyed the lounge . It was a Friday and was super busy but the staff made sure the area was well kept and continually being cleaned and more food out . The decor is always stunning in these lounges in a big fan of it always . I grabbed some food and a drink while I awaited the plane . The process was easy and fast .
Okaayyy Atlanta! The Centurion Lounge at the ATL airport is top tier. I've been to many lounges across the country and the world and this one was great. What I loved, + there was a 2 mins wait to get into the lounge. Everything moved so smoothly and the workers were kind. Others airports like MIA could neverrr + gorgeous lighting inside and lots of natural light plus plants + there were multiple food stations and multiple places to get a coffee or other kinds of beverages + they had multiple outdoor seating options and one was facing the planes + the food was actually good. They had sweet potato pancakes with eggs, sausage/bacon and potatoes. And the fruit looked fresh. + someone was constantly coming around collecting plates so that tables were cleared for the next visitors + the bathrooms were clean + WiFi was strong Overall I loved my visit and looking forward to my next one. read more
1 month ago
Had a great time at the Centurion lounge in ATL. The staff kept the food well stocked. We had no wait time when we arrived. Found a spot on the patio around 10pm and it was quite nice. The chicken, beans, and salad were all good. Also the corn bread was nice and soft and warm. Wasn't the biggest fan of the broccoli cheddar soup or the lemonade. Staff was friendly clearing plates and look forward to our next trip through ATL to stop again. read more
Eversince I've moved to Georgia, I've always wanted to visit the Centurion Lounge in ATL airport. I was super lucky and grateful that my gate happened to be right next to the lounge (thank you God) I joined the virtual waitlist and I was in after 10 minutes! The food was great, my favorites were the corn zucchini salad, chicken thighs, mac & cheese, pimiento cheese dip & naan. The turnover is pretty quick and the employees are very quick to clean up after you finish your food! It's so worth visiting if you're near the lounge. I hope to be back again real soon. read more
I walked into the American Express Centurion Lounge at Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson, Concourse E, just outside gate 11, thinking I was about to get another slightly fancier version of the Delta lounge. Instead, I found a surprisingly spacious oasis that felt like it had a better selection, better atmosphere, and--dare I say--a slightly smug sense of superiority (in the nicest way). People are hustling and bustling outside in the concourse, but inside, you can sip a cocktail and feel like the world paused just for you. It's the only place in an airport where you can watch someone sprint for a gate while you leisurely consider dessert options. The food selection deserves a shout-out. The bar is nicely stocked, the entrees are solid--juicy chicken curry, chickpeas, rice, and vegetables--and the dessert selection is excellent. Those shortcakes might make you forget your next boarding call. Pro tip: glance outside once in a while and silently judge everyone who didn't find this lounge. It's a little slice of calm in the madness of one of the busiest airports in the world. A place to recharge, enjoy some good food, and pretend your flight is happening tomorrow instead of in twenty minutes. Four stars. If you're passing through Concourse E and have a chance to stop by, this lounge is worth carving out a few extra minutes--your stress levels (and your stomach) will thank you. read more
I had a long layover and landed just before they opened so we were all outside waiting. A few mins before opening everyone started queuing. This location is absolutely beautiful! They have some many different areas and types of seats. I was lucky to grab a 2 seater sofa for myself as I was exhausted and needed a nap. Because they had just opened, they didn't have all the food options available for breakfast yet. I ate a bit of what they had and proceeded to take a nap. The staff were extremely helpful and nice! One of the ladies wa concerned that I may miss my flight, but I had an alarm just in case. I was between this lounge or the delta one but decided to check this one out plus it was right where I got out and near my next gate. I would highly recommend this lounge! read more
Why 5 stars? Because the Centurion Lounge in Atlanta feels more like a boutique hotel than an airport stopover. From the moment you walk in, the space feels open and calm, with a beautiful tree right in the center that gives the room an unexpected sense of nature and balance. There's plenty of room to sit and unwind -- whether you want to catch up on work, have a quiet meal, or just relax before a flight. We spent some time on the balcony watching planes take off, which ended up being surprisingly peaceful. The food was far better than most lounges I've visited. I had a full meal that felt fresh and well-prepared, not like something reheated in a back kitchen. My son loved the cornbread and his mango drink, and my wife enjoyed her Moscow Mule (strong enough that I joked she'd finally sleep on the plane). It's the kind of place that makes you wish boarding would take a little longer. Everything from the service to the layout feels intentional -- easily the best lounge experience I've had. read more
2 months ago
Where to begin.... I travel for my career. Which has me in the airport twice a week. The benefit of the card is the complimentary food and libation. However, this particular location ALWAYS seems to struggle with the following: Staff: nobody seems to be happy. From the guy pushing the trash/bus carts. The restocking person who crowds the area you wish to get food. Nevermind they move at THE SLOWEST pace. Seemingly on purpose. I'm not joking, I was here 4 times this week and saw 3-5 employees at any given time in a conversation circle, the one that was speaking poorly on a customer and talking about a woman's body. I'm sure that's not allowed... but seems to be the norm. The food is always just... ok. It's usually some obscure southern dish like Lima bean salad but the people who work there make me not want to eat it. Today I ordered a "shaken vodka martini..." what I received was a STIRRED vodka mix with vermouth and one olive in a HOT glass made for other drinks. The employee didn't look like or act like he wanted to be there. In fact I felt like I was interrupting his dismal self loathing. I mentioned it to the ONLY bartender who seemed to care about his job (I believe his name was Matt). He immediately remedied my issue and apologized on behalf of the other employee. I run a business and witnessed so much wasted labor it's insane. Crazy how we spend 900$ a year to have this card and see the labor get wasted in a-holes who slowly put one dish into the dishwasher and make you feel like you are the problem. I'm considering switching to chase sapphire because of this. The wait was 30+ mins and once you're in they are out of every single thing (bar had no beer, no wine, no limes, and apparently (per my photo) no appropriate stemware for the drinks. WHY ARE WE PAYING SO MUCH FOR A CARD THAT DOESNT GIVE US THE BARE MINIMUM OF WHAT WE PAY FOR?! And why are the employees such jerks to the customer?! Like who manages this??? Seriously. Status cards used to mean something. Now I feel like I'm at a food bank in San Francisco. What a waste. read more
11 months ago
I give the American Express Centurion Lounge next to Gate E11 in Concourse E at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) a solid four stars. My wife and I had a good first impression of this place. That said, at ATL, our preferred lounge is still currently the Delta Sky Club in Concourse F because it's less crowded and hectic, everything is better stocked, and there are grab-and-go snacks. We've yet to see any grab-and-go snacks at any Centurion Lounge location and I bet it's because they'd constantly go out of stock. The Centurion Lounge at Hartsfield opened on February 14, 2024. We visited it for the first time this past Saturday morning. It's conveniently located near the center of Concourse E, just a short walk after you take the escalators up from the Plane Train station / tunnel. When we arrived at 9:37am, there was no line to enter and the lounge itself wasn't too crowded, which was nice. This was in stark contrast to our experience just a couple months ago (March 2025) at the Centurion Lounge at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) where it was uncomfortably crowded. What sets the Centurion Lounges apart from other airport lounges to me are their distinct style. Overall, they're among the most stylish lounges in terms of interior design and decor. I appreciate that Amex wants to give their customers an upscale, luxe look and feel. Atlanta's Centurion Lounge features real trees and lots of plants, inside and out (there's a neat plant-filled outdoor terrace). There's also a sophisticated-looking whiskey bar called "The Reserve by American Express." At the time of writing this review, this is the largest Centurion Lounge at almost 26,000 square feet. Thanks to a bigger and better layout, people flow through this lounge much better than the one at LAX. The food and drink were good and service was fine. Our breakfast and brunch items from the buffet included avocado toast, sausage links, verde salsa scrambled eggs with black pepper, bacon, sweet potato hash, honeydew, and French toast casserole with cappuccinos and a Bloody Mary. Yum. There are two double-sided, self-serve buffets. During our visits to the buffet, they were low on eggs and ran out of bacon. They also ran out of coffee mugs, so my wife had to hunt down a mug. The silverware didn't look clean to me, but that's just me being nitpicky -- I've seen similar at other restaurants and lounges that machine-wash their dinnerware. Most of the staff were constantly busy trying to restock, maintain, and clean everything. The bartender lady at The Reserve, who made our Bloody Mary, was very nice. In comparison, the Delta Sky Club lounges at LAX (Terminal 3, March 2025) and LaGuardia Airport (Terminal C, this past Monday) are better-run operations with more staff and therefore, better service. Centurion Lounge staff generally seem more overwhelmed. Something odd I noticed was several panes of glass looked broken and taped up with black tape. This was at the outdoor patio that faced the airport apron. What up with that? read more
11 months ago
The Centurion Lounge offers a luxurious and functional space to await a flight. I stopped in on a layover and had a solid meal. The service at the bar was friendly and excellent. Definitely will stop in again on my next layover in ATL read more
This lounge is stunning all around, with many natural features and 2 patio areas to enjoy, which I have found is rare for most lounges at major airports. The service was quick and attentive, with a special thanks going to the uber attentive reserve whiskey bar team thar kept the suggestions for drinks coming my way with a twist. Plenty of space for business work with several private rooms to take calls as well. A must stop on your next layover. read more
American Express Centurion Lounge, next to Gate E-11 Let's start with ambiance. The space is huge, roughly twice the size of the normal Lounge. Extra tall ceilings, lounge sofas to accommodate two people, lots of conversation areas, tons of seating(mixture of different configurations). Several food buffets spread through the area, large bar with seating, plus bar kiosks spread throughout. The food seems hardier than the regular lounges. Today it's: soup, salad bar, Caesar salad, braised chicken, eggplant, Brussels sprouts, breads, cooked and brownies. Since it's such a large place, serving a couple hundred people every two hours (passengers can checks in two hours before flight, $50/per guest flying on same flight), the serve staff is super busy. After enjoying what they have to offer, I prefer the regular Amex lounges. The food is lighter, but more varied, the pace and atmosphere is more laid back, and the servers have more time to be friendly. But, try it at least once to see what you think. read more
This airport lounge is now the gold standard by which I'll compare clubs in other airports. This is the largest Centurion Lounge worldwide. So I gotta believe it seldom has a line to get in. Although we are flying out of the A terminal, we arrived early to make the trek to E11 to check this out. In the short time I've been here, the spaciousness and luxury is over the top. Whiskey Bar is super cool. Outdoor view areas were perfect in a 70 degree day. And the food was amazing. Unfortunately, I seldom fly to Atlanta or thru it. So it might be a while before my next visit. I'll conclude by saying WOW! read more
28 days ago
Always love this one. Great interior, awesome runway views. Nice food and top notch bartenders! Everything is always clean - supporting staff does great job about it. Check in might look hectic but again - staff makes it so nice read more
2 years ago
The service here was pretty good . The food was nice and plentiful and the drinks were made really well here. I sat for a couple of hours prior to my flight departing and enjoyed the lounge . It was a Friday and was super busy but the staff made sure the area was well kept and continually being cleaned and more food out . The decor is always stunning in these lounges in a big fan of it always . I grabbed some food and a drink while I awaited the plane . The process was easy and fast . read more
This lounge is excellent, located in a decent spot in Terminal E. I was able to get in both times I tried without a wait. While busy, I was also able to find acceptable seating quickly. Atmosphere was a bit busy, but all around good. Buffet-style food was decent quality. The bar is excellent, with well-trained bar staff who can make anything you name, in addition to an adequate and creative preset cocktail menu. This is a great space to spend a layover. read more
Stopped in for a quick walkabout before boarding, during a long layover in Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson airport. We had stopped in at the nearby Delta Sky lounge, so didn't need any food or beverages. Took some pictures though. The entrance is located next to Gate E11 The check-in process is similar to other Centurion Lounges. You wait in line (pretty significant by the time I was leaving) to be called. An associate will scan your boarding pass (need to be flying on a Delta flight if using a Delta associated AMEX card), AMEX card that has access as a benefit, and picture ID. The inside is really nice, with large floor to ceiling windows. It has a variety of cold and hot foods, a full manned bar, and separate private rooms (not sure if you have to reserve them or not). read more
This is the best lounge I have been in since I started lounging in 2015. This location is in terminal E. It is complete with two food stations, shower and full bar. The desserts and food were so good! The space is high and offers seats in the dinning area, lounge areas or outside. The decor was beautiful and almost felt like you were outside. The staff were very nice and moved quickly to keep items stocked. Plan accordingly to your gate because you can get real comfortable in this spot. read more
I visited the lounge during pride month, on a Saturday. They had a salad table where a super nice young man made a fresh salad for you. Absolutely delicious! And I'm So impressed Amex is celebrating Pride month. I had a fantastic salad with about 7-8 toppings and this young man even brought cupcakes over to me. He rocks! read more
Very nice lounge with good food choices! Great perk, that allows you access if you have an American Express Platinum card as a lot of the Ceturion lounges only allow you access if you have a black card. I love that they have pods where you can close the door and not be bothered! Note that the bar doesn't open until after 11am and you can only check in within 3 hours of your flight! They did a great job with keeping things clean and refilling all items! read more
First visit to the relatively new Centurion Lounge at ATL. I am rarely in terminal E so I have never had time to check it out before. It's pretty impressive, basically all you could really ask is there. Great food, lots of options. Getting in was straight forward and everyone was really nice. I had to leave to go ask an airline a question and they let me right back in. Honestly it was a true five star experience. I would choose this lounge if possible over all other options. read more
I had the opportunity to visit the new American Express Centurion Lounge one day after its opening. There are still a few kinks they have to work out but overall I would definitely say Delta now has some lounge competition in ATL. The lounge is located right next to gate E11. Its gorgeous and has a beautiful outdoor patio. One the day I went, they had a soul food menu (which I assume was inspired by it being Black History Month) with turkey collard greens, baked macaroni, corn bread and baked chicken. Everything was shockingly really tasty. They have many different style areas to post up which meet any travelers needs. I chilled in the whiskey lounge but they have TV rooms, showers and multiple outdoor areas. The biggest con is the line to enter is pretty chaotic. There are about 5 lines and they each move at different speeds depending on how quickly the agent is moving people along. At one point, an attendant left to give a tour so her line was just stuck. Otherwise I enjoyed my experience and will be back. Hopefully, they add a grab and go option like Delta has as wll. read more
Overall 3.75 Stars - The Sky Club was extremely busy and had a 2 hr layover so I figure to check out the AMEX Centurion lounge. 1st time at the Centurion point in ATL and I enjoyed it however it was REALLY crowded during the time i was there (3 pm on Sunday). Figure it will be less crowded but it wasn't. The lounge itself was nice and modern. Plenty of seating and little alcoves to find but it was crowded. I wouldn't suggest for a large group 4 or more when it crowded. Hard to find seating. If you are a party of 1, then it is easier to find a seat. Sat outside to get fresh air and watch the planes arrive and depart. Definitely louder with the planes but much calmer and relaxing than being indoors. Good circulation from ceiling fans and the breeze when there is one. The view of the planes was 5 Stars especially with the breeze. Can get warm especially when it is 95 outside. 3.5 Stars Food. - they were serving lunch so I got a little bit of salad, chickpeas, rosemary chicken and Naan bread with sauce. The blood orange and vinaigrette beets was wonderful on the salad however the chicken had a little Bit too much rosemary on it. Need to eat it with a side item to offset the flavor. The Naan bread was soft and good but it reminded me of thick pita bread instead of Naan. The yogurt sauce had diced cucumbers tasted more like onion dip. Disappointed with the sauce. The Espresso Martini was 3 Stars. I had better. Wasn't foamy or even had an espresso bean. The Centurion lounge in Seattle was much better. I believe the food was "par" to other lounges I been too. With the amount of advertising AMEX has voiced about the lounge, my overall expression was 3.75 stars. Am I missing something? The staff were mostly friendly and professional. The person at the front counter wasn't as energetic and mumble a lot. I had to ask a couple of times to speak a little bit louder so I could understand them. The staff lounge was more professional and friendly. They are more engaging when you say "hello" or "how is your day going". Don't forget, they see and help hundreds of grumpy, happy, weary and energetic people through out the day. Pro tip: Don't forget to tip the bartender and ask how they are doing. Their attitude will change to become more positive with an upbeat persona. read more
1 year ago
I stopped by the Centurion Lounge at ATL around 8 AM (Concourse E) and was helped by Maisha Ford at the bar. She was absolutely amazing--friendly, attentive, and professional. What really stood out was her kindness. My mom recently passed, and when she saw me crying, she took a moment to ask if I was okay. That small act of compassion meant so much to me. Thank you, Maisha, for your warmth and for treating people with genuine care. read more
2 years ago
Timing is everything! The Centurion Lounge opened 1 week ago and is located by Gate E11, so easy after my plane landed in Atlanta. There were 3 lines to enter and took about 5 minutes, once you're in, absolutely gorgeous retreat! Today's dinner was soul food -chicken thighs, collard greens, gumbo, Mac and cheese - excellent. There are several bars at the bar, every single line was long but the staff moved really quickly and did a great job serving everyone. The staff is always cleaning and picking up the dishes. Ambiance/ there was man outdoor patio with a view of the planes/ great vibe, contemporary design - very happy I found this the Centurion Lounge in Atlanta airport. read more
One of the best lounges I have been to. Impeccable service; great variety of decent to above average drinks; wide selection of healthy and tasty food, to include desserts that are restaurant quality and unique; ample and diverse seating options; reasonable wait times; lovely outdoor seating and viewing spaces; the trademark good (and heavily under utilized!) shower and amenities; and is more or less reasonably located (as opposed to the SFO Centurion Lounge which is in the middle of nowhere!). Definitely recommend a visit. read more
Lovely lounge, greet to see one finally in Atlanta. The lounge is located at Gate E11, just a three minute walk from the E concourse tram stop. Beautiful inside with the tree being the centerpiece. Modern artistic lighting and plenty of indoor seating. The outdoor was very crowded even on a cool evening. Service and food (quantity, understanding the traffic pattern of visitors) was a problem but they are still working out the kinks here. All staff were super polite and friendly. Big ups to Terrell at the check in desk. read more
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2 years ago
We came to the Centurion lounge, Am Ex bar, and the lady who checked us in said, check out the bourbon bar. As we were walking by, we saw it, so we came in. Ashley immediately greeted us, she is so sweet, her drinks are Amazing and her coworkers are great!! They work together very well and recommend many things! It's a nice size bar, there's an outdoor area and it's a great ambience. Great experience, we will definitely come back next time we're at the Atlanta airport. You should check it out as well. read more
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