Good experience at this lounge . Did the pre check in to get on the wait list to secure a spot when I arrived. Food is the typical healthy selection of vegetables, soups, 2 different chicken dishes, mashed potatoes, and other various items. Of course the bar selections were solid , I enjoyed two different hand crafted cocktails. Centurion bar tenders know what they are doing. No complaints there. My favorite item here was the coffee flavored gelato with a variety of toppings for me to add. I definitely have a sweet tooth so I enjoyed this. Just dont stay too long as LAX is a big airport or you'll be running to catch your flight! read more

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Believe the negative reviews, this place is a joke. The food is borderline inedible, the coffee is terrible, and anything they consider "top shelf" alcohol is locked behind a Centurion (Black) card. The layout is cramped and awkward, and the staff aren't particularly friendly or helpful. If this is the standard for the Centurion Lounge LAX, it's honestly disappointing. I regret ever expecting more from it. Overall, a huge letdown, skip it. read more

I was a little disappointed with the AMEX lounge. The wait was over 2 hours, and when my party and I were finally let in, we only had about 30 minutes. Then, there was no where to sit. Not sure the process or how this even works, but I would expect to be able to lounge, relax, and enjoy the lounge more. Despite this, the detox salad was absolutely incredible. It was perfect when traveling. The curry paired perfectly. I wish the dessert options were better, but the food was good, light and flavorful. read more

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The wait is ridiculous. The company keeps raising the membership fee and focusing on maximizing new members rather than focus on customer experience and service. 30 minutes wait, we join the list and left 25 minutes after. At about the 29 minute the phone rings with a message stating we can come to the line. Not good. Very uncivilized. read more

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Came here on a Saturday around noon. No wait at all. Good service and good alcohol selection (2 bars). They cleared the tables pretty quickly. Location is right after security on the left in TBIT. only complaints would be the food options and awkward layout read more

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Not indicative of other American Express lounges. Very crowded, loud and short staffed. Small food choices. Full bar. Not a very helpful staff. read more

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Had a couple of hours to myself prior to my flight and stopped by to check out the lounge instead of sitting at the crowded gate. You have to walk towards the international terminal and then turn left where the Amex Lounge sign is when coming from the domestic terminal. Walk was not bad (like 12-14 minutes) for me and I used this as an opportunity to get my steps in. You take the elevator down to the lounge and upon entry, it does not seem large but they have several rooms. They have a bar with a few tables and then a bunch of other rooms for guests. I appreciate that they have a darkened room with loungers for guests to nap and have some quiet time before their travels. Staff were friendly and rooms were clean. Staff were constantly cleaning and wiping surfaces. I just found the layout a tad strange, as they have rooms scattered about and the rooms were mostly fully. Their pineapple agua fresca was good and not too sweet and their unsweetened iced tea was refreshing and good. They had the following items: Marinara penne pasta- just okay Chili verde chicken- okay Sautéed squash- enjoyed the texture and taste Cobb salad- fresh ingredients and good flavor Salad bar items- loved that you can make this your own Butternut squash soup- this was delicious! Loved the depth of flavors and perfect texture! Herbed potatoes- good rosemary flavor Cookies- did not try A cobbler item- did not try Brownie- delicious and cut into small bites read more

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Friendly staff Great quality food LOccitane toiletries In Gate D area, easy to get to from other Terminals via teams.... 10 minutes from terminal C to D. read more

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This Centurion lounge is located right after security via the TSA Pre lines in the international terminal. Most seats here are for 1-2 people, with only a few areas for groups which are larger (though you could move some chairs around), which likely works well with the clientele which carries the Platnium or Delta card to get in. Guests who don't have a card are $50/each. And like other Centurion lounges, this one uses the same waiting registration system to get in when it is at capacity. The lounge itself is nice, with a layout which neither is too maze-like nor too open (so sounds from one area don't carry too far). Showers available upon request, Wi-Fi code is at the front desk, and there is a blue-lit relaxation room. For food and beverages, I spotted a full bar, hot bar and some soup/salad along with dessert options. I got lucky and they rolled out the ice cream cart while I was in the lounge and the rocky road + chocolate are both pretty great treats after a long day. Expect your average lounge food, in terms of quality. There's a lack of power outlets especially with the seats located away from walls in the lounge. Most seating has a table and even the smallest tables were fine for perching a laptop on them to get some emails written. Staff were friendly and empty cups and plates were quickly hurried away despite the full lounge. Would recommend if you have a card to get in as it's a nice perk, but maybe not quite worth $50/guest unless you're a lounge fan. read more

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Honestly my least favorite lounge I've been to. Not only was the queue crazy long, by the time I got in, there was only a hour left until close. The place was filthy and there was so many people inside I could not find a place to sit. The food itself looked good but I had already ate since I was hungry while waiting to get in. Will probably not use this lounge again read more

The lounge opens at 6 am. Hot food is served at 6:30 am. Showers are available! Place your request with the concierge. WiFi is available. The password changes frequently. read more

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I have heard mixed things about the Amex lounge at LAX so I went in with low expectations. However, I am unsure why folks have an issue with this lounge because it blew me away. I have been to several Amex lounges across the country and many other lounges accessible through Priority Pass. The customer service at the LAX Centurion Lounge is unmatched. As soon as I finished a plate, someone came by to see if they could take it. Everyone I interacted with was kind, friendly, and beyond helpful. They went above and beyond to make sure I had an enjoyable experience. Also, the food was phenomenal. The food was Caribbean themed the day I was there - a chicken entree, Caribbean chicken and corn soup, roasted root vegetables, black eyed peas, and rice. All of it was delicious. I only regret not spending more time to enjoy more of the food. There was also a nice spread of desserts, including bread pudding, brownies, and cookies. There were more snack options sprinkled throughout the lounge, but I didn't have a chance to check them out. I didn't see a Centurion bar menu, which I've seen at other Centurion lounges, but there was a wide selection of beer, wine, and spirits. Overall, I had a fantastic experience at the lounge. It was definitely worth the 15 minute walk each way from my gate! read more

American Express Centurion Lounge - Airport Lounges Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Came to this lounge during current trip to Shanghai. It's definitely not a high class lounge, mediocre at best. Came during dinner time, and the food was pretty awful with few selections. It was also very crowded and hard to find seating. The furnitures were dated, see picture. Will avoid next time. read more

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This amex lounge is pretty good compared to the other ones ive been to. although it can get be a bit confusing to get here, it's not bad. The only downside is you have to get on waitlist to get inside this location. I dont know if it's because there are hella people here. The last time I was here, there weren't even people in line to get in. So I've learned my lesson and have always put myself on waitlist for ANY amex locations now anyways. I love this location because of the different amenities they have here. I was flying in from Vietnam and I had a 3.5 hour layover at LAX. They have shower options ANDD!!! a quiet room in the back. literal game changer after a long international flight. You request a shower at the front desk and they have someone unlock the door for you (they request that you try to stay within a 15-20 min shower). They have loccataine everything in there and provide you with a towel. they sanitize after every shower. a lot of other lounges that have a shower options ALWAYS has a fat wait time or is not available. I like that this one either has no to little wait time with all the times ive used it. the quiet room is in the back. I was feeling incredibly sick so it was nice that this room was dark and it had one person beds that you can lay on. I would say it was more like a long couch meant to fit one person if they laid down. there were about 7-8 beds in there and it was almost filled up around 8am. there were outlets near every bed so I was able to charge my phone Food and drink: there are two bars. one in the main big room which has high ceilings and lots of light. the other one is a bit smaller and leads to the other parts of the lounge with more seating. only got alcohol once and it was at the smaller bar. bartender is attentive. The morning offerings seemed very delectable (I didnt get a chance to try bc I was so sick and severely regret it). but they had scrambled eggs, French toast, avocado toast, breakfast sausage, sweet potato hash, croissants fruit and salad. they had a soup available but I dont remember what it was. they offered juice and cereal as well. The other times ive came it was closer to dinner time. I had a marinated chicken, watermelon feta salad, cauliflower and broccolini, rosemary fingerling potatoes, matzo ball soup. their mini brownie was so good as well -- I took 4 to go! lax may be a shit hole, but this lounge makes up for it read more

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It's better than sitting at the gate but we've been in better Amex lounges in various airports. This one is a little small but I always appreciate the food and cocktails. read more

Was crowded and had average food. The space is weirdly laid out. All the espresso machines were broken on 5/1/2026

Very Nice Experience! I have been a frequent visitor to airport VIP lounge facilities since the late 1970s. Over the years, I've been a member of: * Eastern * TWA * Delta * United * Alaska * Continental * American * Mera Our experience at the American Express Centurion Lounge at LAX was among the best. The facilities were spotless and inviting, and the staff were exceptionally attentive. The breakfast buffet was truly memorable: * Real scrambled eggs, served piping hot * Perfectly baked new potatoes * Flavorful link sausage My wife especially enjoyed a well-made mimosa, served by the friendly and engaging bar staff. The bathrooms were equally impressive--spotless and odor-free. My only recommendations: * Please consider offering Modelo beer. It's the number one beer in the world for a reason. * The muffins on the buffet did not quite meet Amex standards. * I was unable to connect to the WiFi, likely due to too many guests logged in. (This has been a recurring issue at this lounge.) Even though this lounge was a bit of a walk from my gate, I will absolutely continue to visit this very accommodating facility! read more

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Stopped into the Centurion Lounge because my wife and I didn't want to use one of our remaining Sky Club entries for 2025. Centurion is usually pretty strict about enforcing the 3 hour rule (only entry 3 hours before your flight time). But because it closes at 10pm, and our flight was at 11:45pm, we were able to get in without an issue at 8:15. They still require the physical AMEX card, boarding pass, along with picture ID. And it was quite crowded inside, with the lack of open space causing quite a bit of pedestrian gridlock in the common areas. It was our first chance to be there at last call. They had a gelato bar with fresh toppings, which closed at 9. Last call for the bar was 9:30, with the self-serve buffet for 9:45. One interesting of note is that they had two meat dishes, a decent yankee pot roast and a dijon chicken (along with the required vegetarian dish, which in this case was an OK eggplant parm). Both of the meat dishes were filling enough for us to use it as our late dinner, especially with a complementary glass of Street Cart cerveza from Golden Road Brewery. We left at 10, and found that gates in terminal 3 had thinned out quite nicely, allowing us plenty of space to wait comfortably. read more

American Express Centurion Lounge - pot roast and eggplant parm - Airport Lounges Near Me - Los Angeles, California

So sad to write this review. I was disappointed visiting this lounge. For LAX being such a big airport, I would've thought this location was going to be really nice. The Lounge is tucked in the middle of the terminals hiding in its corner lol. No wait to enter, but man was it packed! Felt small, but it could've been because seating was spread out. Hard to find seats. Food/buffet was localized and bar was right next to it. NONE of the coffee makers worked :(. We ended up seating closer to the computer station with a baby because it was the only seating available at the time. I hope they open more seating and create another buffet--just like sfo. Making it less stressful for their cardholders. read more

This is by far the worst lounge I have ever been to in a airport. It's super narrow and cramped. Seating is awkward and the food is almost inedible. I wouldn't even give this food to my dog. The layout/seating sucks and the people are unruly. The poor bartender are catering to vultures who acted like they never had a free drink in their life. I will not be returning to this atrocity of a lounge. Amex please do better. I stayed maybe 15 mins and that was 15 mins too long. If your going to fly out of LAX, I highly recommend the Delta lounge! read more

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Still a great lounge but awful location And of course great bartenders - of course I'll be back. read more

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Update to add that I particularly enjoyed listening to the magician/bartender this past Thursday evening. Please someone in management read this and fix your AC. It could not have been more hot and stuffy in the buffet area. This is a consistent experience after two visits in two months read more

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Came on a Sunday morning at 7:30 am and although mysteriously located one level down from the TBIT departures main floor, it was 90% busy. My guest and I didn't have to wait to get in, but we did have to walk around to find a place to sit. Bathroom only had two urinals and two stalls considering how many customers the lounge holds. People had to wait. Breakfast food selection was simple and ok. Mass scrambled eggs, lukewarm chicken apple sausage, and huevos rancheros (sunny side egg on a warm tortilla). All were unremarkable. They have a Vivreau water machine here that offers both still and sparkling filtered water, so that's a nice touch. Bar was open, but I didn't partake. Overall the space felt cramped with multiple walled off rooms instead of a welcoming open space. I went to the Star Alliance Lounge afterwards and found that to be much better. That lounge was only 10% full, had lots of open space, natural light, and a significantly better buffet line in terms of both taste and selection. read more

American Express policy cardholder is lame. Why be a member and pay $600 annual fee and have staff management unable to override a plus one guest to pay by cash or another card to be able to enter? Had to be on customer service to address situation for over an hour and by then had to catch flight. Unresolved. Cancel card. Services are not useable. read more

I was so excited when a centurion lounge opened up at LAX for platinum card holders. Unfortunately, every time I've tried to go, the wait has been pretty long. So unless you have a lot of time between connections or happen to get to the airport really early, you may not be able to enter the lounge, which sucks for those of us who pay for the platinum. However, if you are able to get in, the lounge itself is really nice, but it feels cramped. I do like that. They have coffee makers for those of us that need our caffeine fix. There are always different food options at the buffet for those of us with different dietary restrictions, which is also a nice touch. Will definitely try to come back the next time we're flying through LAX. read more

We didn't have a great experience at the American Express Centurion Lounge at LAX (Los Angeles International Airport). Simply put, it was too crowded. Also, the air was stuffy and I didn't get a good vibe from a lot of the employees (they weren't very nice nor friendly and they didn't seem like they wanted to be there). That's the short version. Keep reading if you want details. The Centurion Lounge at LAX is located in Terminal B, a.k.a. the Tom Bradley International Terminal or TBIT. You don't have to be on an international flight to access Terminal B and the Centurion Lounge. For example, after security in Terminals 4-8, you can walk to Terminal B. After security in Terminals 2 and 3, you can take a bus to Terminal B. Terminal 1 is connected to Terminal 1.5, which has an airside connector. In Terminal B, the lounge is located right after security. Make two immediate lefts before entering the main shopping area of Terminal B (the "Great Hall"). Look for Amex-branded signs for the lounge. There's an elevator that will take you from Level 4 to Level 2, which is how you check in and enter the lounge. Don't get me wrong -- the lounge was quite nice in concept and design with multiple nicely-designed and aesthetically-pleasing areas and several amenities. However, there were just too many people to make it enjoyable. The atmosphere wasn't very relaxing nor did the lounge feel that special. My wife disagreed with me to a certain extent. She preferred being in this crowded lounge to sitting outside at the food court or at one of the gates in Terminal B. I saw two bars, two drink stations, one self-serve buffet, and several breakout rooms and seating areas with different themes: library-like, work/business settings, a dark, "star-lit" nap room, dining areas, and lounge-type spaces, one reserved for Centurion Card (black card) holders only (it was empty). Aside from the main bar, buffet, and dining area, the rest of the lounge had low ceilings and was maze-like. It gave me the impression that the Centurion Lounge was shoehorned into Terminal B at LAX. During our visit on an ordinary Saturday night from around 7:15 PM PST to 9:15 PM PST, most seats were taken. My wife and I had to do 1-2 full loops before finding a spot. Others did the same. We ended up sitting in a room where the walls were illuminated by images of green leaves and the ceiling had gold, perforated lighting. If you've seen Severance Season 2, it reminded me of the Family Visitation Suite that Dylan and Gretchen met in. It was warm and humid - not the best environment for a lounge. When we left, I noticed the staff stopped letting people into the lounge. A hostess was set up at the elevator (she wasn't there when we arrived) and there was a "bouncer" that guarded the elevator doors. A small line of people had built up and were waiting to enter from Level 4. We had dinner here and the food was good. Entrees included "Saturday Night Chicken" (kind of like a chicken cacciatore), roasted potatoes, and pesto pasta. There were garden and Caesar salads (one of my favorites), green beans, pickled vegetables (my wife particularly liked these), cured meats and cheeses (like other lounges), cookies, and desserts like tiramisu and almond flour cake. Yum. The food was replenished at a healthy rate despite how busy it was. Also, used plates and glasses were taken away in a reasonable amount of time and the lounge was generally kept clean while we were there. The lounge Wi-Fi speeds were decent. I did a couple internet speed tests and got about 60 Mbps download and 88 Mbps upload with Google. The restrooms weren't big enough and the number of showers was too small for the amount of people in the lounge, which had reached full capacity at one point. The air was uncomfortably even more humid around the restrooms and showers. I can see the potential in this lounge if there weren't so many people. Maybe they should restrict capacity some more. read more

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I usually don't fly out of LA but have very recently and last time I did not check in on Yelp so this is a bit over due. The Capacity is 530 MAX. Loved that because it doesn't look that large but there is plenty of seating. We had waters upon arrival - there's hot and cold water faucet which I had to get assistance with how to operates it's a pull towards you situation not a twist left or right. $30 entry fee for my kiddo and $50 for my spouse....didn't hit the 75K guest fee exemption this last year (tariffs lol J/k) We had a full 3 hour and 49 minute layover so we had time to relax and enjoy the lounge. Pretty sure they let us in because we looked hungry. Anyways my Kid kept saying he just wanted a burger well they didn't have that. We had tacos for breakfast and eggs and sausage and fruit and yogurt and came back for some Lucy items as well. My favorite is the abundance of chargers and the quiet room for sleeping. Folks get out in the list for showers and that's cool and there were private rooms for meetings plenty of fruit and pastries. If you get a drink they card each drink seems on par for an airport lounge. 5/5 will recommend. Safe travels. read more

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Very nice lounge compared to all the other smaller priority pass lounges I've been to. Decent selection of food and drinks. Clean bathroom and lots of seating (however, finding a seat can still be difficult) Food is self served. But the bar can take a bit of time especially if the lounge is packed (which it usually is). Make sure you bring your Amex card bc you have to show it in person! It's always nice to start off your vacation in a lounge with a drink or few while waiting for your flight to depart. read more

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A disgrace to the AMEX brand. Dirty furniture. Poor selection of food. No bread at breakfast. Asked for a toasted bagel and got an ice cold one with a mountain of cream cheese. I just got disgusted and moved to the Star Alliance lounge. Much better. read more

Giving this lounge a solid four stars for having no line today! I was shocked. My past few trips all the Amex Centurion lounges were too packed to get in! Nice change today. It's not my favorite lounge in the Tom Bradley International terminal as it's subterranean with no view, but the food is decent and it has a great bar. I prefer the open balcony seating at the Star Alliance lounge at LAX but this is a very solid option if you're flying international economy and can't use an airline's business / first class lounge in the international terminal, or if you want to sleep as they have a very quiet relaxation room with day beds that is almost dark but with beautifully subdued lighting. Breakfast today had French toast & avocado toast. You can even get an iced latte on the coffee machine. There is special "reserved seating" for Centurion (black card) members. read more

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Reliable lounge at LAX. Usually doesn't have a wait like some other Centurion lounges, so that alone gives it a leg up for me. The worst thing is to allot 15 min for stopping by a lounge and then having to wait and not being able to make it in. Definitely fairly crowded inside normally, with fewer crowds super early in the morning. Food is on par with other Centurion lounges. There are lounges with better food, but it's a solid and decently healthy meal which I appreciate. Usually for lunch/dinner there is some sort of chicken, roasted carrots/veggies, salad, soup, and desserts. read more

This is the place to be before a long flight. They have a ton of seating options, 2 bars, bathrooms, showers, coffee stations, and a buffet. We did notice a lot of bugs by one of the bars which was a huge turn off! But nonetheless we still had a good pre flight experience. read more

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This lounge may appear small at first glance but it actually extends quite a bit both ways from the main food area. It is narrow so overall just feels crowded. There's about a 20-25 minute wait so put yourself on the waitlist while you're waiting to go through security. Chances are by the time you're there it'll soon be your turn to enter. I came on a Sunday afternoon, put myself on the waitlist while going through security and was admitted right away when I got to the lounge. I was pleasantly surprised that the lounge was so close to the security checkpoint that I went through, but it ended up being a good 10-15 minute walk to my actual boarding gate. My favorite feature of this lounge is the quiet area with day beds and a little twinkle lights on the ceiling to mimic a starry night. I managed to find an empty bed and was able to rest for a bit before boarding my flight. read more

American Express Centurion Lounge - Airport Lounges Near Me - Los Angeles, California

I have no clue why this would ever get less than 5 stars. Between Beau and Chelsea at the bar and the incredible food, this place deserves 10 stars. I've been to several lounges and none of them were this good. If I ever have to come back to LAX (honestly hope I don't) I'm 100% stopping here to hopefully see this social crowd! read more

Located in Terminal 4, the lounge is sleek and modern, with stylish setup. The space feels open and airy, yet there are plenty of cozy nooks for privacy. It has a rotating food menu crafted by their chefs, and you can grab a drink at the bar. Their staff is helpful and they go above and beyond to make you feel welcome. It is a haven for frequent flyers and a much-needed escape from the bustling terminal. read more

American Express Centurion Lounge - Airport Lounges Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Its PH (Philippines) time, and I wanted to share with you places the PTC (Philippine Travel Companion) and I visited. We flew fr LAX to MNL (Manila) via TPE (Taipei) Taiwan. This Amex Lounge is in TBIT (Tom Bradley Int'l Terminal) at LAX. I haven't flown an int'l airline, nor an American airline near TBIT, so this was my first visit. Positives: Nice staff, pretty good food selection and showers Negatives: Similar to the Amex Lounge in Vegas, the space is all chopped up. I prefer the openess of the American, Delta & United lounges at LAX; The bar area is built against pillars that lean inward. The space is very tight to walk; Rude guests putting their feet on the furniture. You would think peeps w/ premium Amex cards that have access to this lounge, would have more etiquette. But one lady was sleeping on a couch w/ her bare feet touching the couch. Another guest took his shoes off and put his feet on the seating area: Unsanitary! 3.5 Stars overall. The space is better vs the Vegas location, but pretty mediocre compared to the Big 3 American airlines' lounges. read more

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We always stop here first before we jump onto an international flight. It has definitely gotten busier over the years and it's not up to par of the other newer Centurion Lounges. The ceilings are low and the place is like a maze with seats all over the place. There are a couple bars and sometimes only of them is open. The bartenders and staff are always very friendly and helpful. I always leave a tip because they're doing a tough job with so many demanding travelers. There's always a good selection of main courses, appetizers and dessert. Again, it's not as good as some of the other lounges, but they're always freshly stocked and they don't run out of food. read more

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This is fine if you have access to it. For some reason, Centurion Lounges have a reputation of being among the best airport lounges, but between the three I've visited there isn't much exceptional about them. This one has showers, which can be really cool especially if you're arriving from a long flight... but unless you're connecting to another flight you won't have access to this, and even then you may have to pay or something I don't know... anyway, there is a very quiet meditation room, and a section that is exclusive to the elite members of society known as Black Card Holders. It's really clean and there are lots of employees carefully minding every public area. But they close at 10:00 and the food I had was, while good, light on variety. The charcuterie board had a few cold cuts, but no cheese. Nice decor. Oddly tight squeeze in front of the bar. Next time I'm killing time waiting for a flight in LAX and I have mulitple lounge options, I'm definitely going to check out other options. read more

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Located in the international Tom Bradley terminal. I came here about a month ago and usually stop by this lounge anytime I have a lax flight because I am an Amex platinum cardholder. Pro tip even if you have a domestic flight you can still go into the Tom Bradley international lounge and go through TSA early to eat at this lounge and then take shuttle to your terminal after! I would say this lounge has really good food for lunch and dinner. Breakfast is just like any other continental breakfast you get at a hotel. Lunch and dinner they usually serve some kind of chicken style dish. They served some kind of flank or steak once for dinner. And lots of delicious soups and dessert! There are also two bars in both sides of the lounge making it very convenient for drinks and like 3 drink stations. Due to this being LAX it is usually crowded and you might need to be put on a waitlist for 20 mins or more, but I've had no issues finding a seat once it was my turn to enter, just expect to be sitting around lots of people. I also really like jow private and clean the bathrooms are. And the waiters are also very attentive ready to cleanup whenever you are finished eating. read more

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Compare to other Centurion lounges around the world, the one at LAX is kind of unique. The whole lounge is built around the big center bar, (and kitchen), probably the biggest bar among all airport lounges, and it's busy, serious drinkers hang around the bar made it the centerpiece of the lounge. There's another much smaller bar on the other side, with seats and tables. And all seating areas are separated into different sections, rest room, shower, are on the side, and there's a quiet room with lounge chairs to take a nap. Food selection is about average good, nothing outstanding but not disappointed at all. The interesting part, which is about every other Centurion lounges is, the "exclusive" section for Centurion Card members are nothing exciting to speak of, and small. If you have two groups of Centurion Card families in there at the same time, I'd rather sit outside with the "Average" Platinum card people. Overall, I have no complains about the lounge, it's better than 90% of the other lounges. read more

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