Based on previous reviews, I expected a mediocre experience but this first time visit was better…read morethan I thought. We checked in right when the lounge opened early in the AM so it was obviously clean and food was fresh. This is a considerably large space with various seating areas and a quiet corner designated (should you want that). Food wise, it's a decent offering at breakfast. You'll find more bread-based foods and a couple hot items - good enough for a hungry traveler. I can't comment on alcoholic beverages as I didn't partake on this visit.

Lounge access. Nice and quiet. They give you a ticket for 4 drinks each for standard drinks. A…read moredecent deal for Priority Pass.

After all the hype of the new Glasgow BA lounge, I was somewhat let down by the decor and layout of…read morethe lounge. I was expecting something similar to the very beautiful London Heathrow lounge. Instead I saw beige, beige and mediocrity. The only redeaming feature was the Glenfiddich area, which is no more than bottles of unreacheable bottles of Glenfiddich and an anorexic bar. The staff were also somewhat uninterested about the customers. They were talking to themselves a lot and weren't really welcoming. Nonetheless, what can you expect from BA Lounges these days. It's certainly a difference between London and Glasgow!

Another day another airport. Well, the same that I was at a couple of days ago. The good thing…read moreabout this airport that getting through security is so much easier than LA. Even when you check in at the counter. The line isn't that long and there's always a good amount of someone working the counter. International airport and it's easier to maneuver, that's a win in my book. Also there's plenty of weigh stations that you can use for a pound to see if your luggage weight limits is correct before checking it in and having to readjusts. Security is upstairs. Scan your boarding pass to enter through before security. It's alway nice to have something that speedy and easy. The waiting area has a good amount of eating places. There's some fast food restaurants as well as sit down. Shopping is available as well with duty free at the beginning. What I don't like is they won't display your gate until it gets close to barding time. The airport isn't that big so it wouldn't be too much of a struggle trying to get to the correct one.

We flew out from here. We decided to go to the airport early since we were done with being out and…read moreabout while it was raining. We came here 3 hours before our flight, which is a bit excessive. We couldn't even check in our luggage until 2:30 before the flight. Afterwards we made our way to the security screening. There was only one lane open and it took about 30 minutes. There are some restaurants, but not much else to do. We ended up being here even longer since our flight was delayed over an hour due to strong winds.

Good wifi, ok drinks, ok wifi, meh food So yeah, it's your…read moretypical "BA Galeries" lounge - which means that the food is resolutely "meh". It's not *bad*, but it isn't *good* either. Just...meh. That said, the wifi is pretty good, and if you're in that kind of mood, the drinks are ok. Plenty of chairs, plenty of outlets and actually friendly staff - all in all, if you mistimed things (or your flight is delayed), this'll do...

As the airport is small, this lounge isn't too crowded. It has comfortable seating area and plenty…read moreof drinks and cold snacks like chips, cookies, cheese and sandwiches. During lunchtime, there was no hot food except for soup. Sandwiches are OK but not very tasty either. You can get similar sandwiches at kiosk stores for 1-2 GBP. Espresso/coffee machine really needs to be upgraded... Very similar to BA lounge in Heathrow airport, except for not offering any hot food.

It's a fine lounge. The lunch food is always nice and fresh, it's always so busy though and it's…read morenot the largest so it's not a lounge you go to get some peace and quiet. But all in all, if it's included in your flight, enjoy it!

If you think you're getting in with your Prioritu Pass membership via Amex, you're not. The whole…read morelounge situation is chaotic and the antithesis of a lounge experience. The Plaza Premium lounge next door is more of the same/

Out of the three lounges at Edinburgh Airport, this one is the fanciest one. Upon entering, you're…read morewelcome into a foyer to check-in. You are handed a menu, which is one order per person. Although you are limited with your food, the options are slightly better than the buffet style over at Aspire Lounge. With that said, this also means you will need to wait about 5-10 minutes for your food to come out. I did see pictures of some of food options, and ones like the bacon roll and sausage sub did not look quite appetizing. It may be a bit of a hit or miss here with the food, but I can tell you that the mac and cheese was yummy. The sauce was cheesy and full of truffle oil, which I requested --maybe a little too much truffle oil to be honest. I added extra crispy onions from the side counter as well. There are some bread, salad, baked goods, and soup options that is free for all if the entree isn't enough for you. I did find this lounge more relaxing and bright, especially with the high ceilings. I'd come to this lounge for the atmosphere, but Aspire for the food; although both are not too far of a stretch. Or if you have the time, you can go to both like I did (because my flight was delayed).

The lounge itself is nice but the food is meh! I'd rather go to the other lounge beside it…read more Location: It is located in Edinburgh Airport, the lounge is nice cause they have 360 kinda view of the planes so its kinda cool. The seatings are like very classy type, a nice bar at the side. Service: The bar tender is nice and also the guy who checks me in. Food: They have a small buffet type of breads, cereals and juices. They have a menu handed by a guy who checks u in and once you chose the food you want to order you will tell the bartender what you want then they will serve it to you. Here is the problem, all the food on the menu does not taste good, well I mean I ordered 2. First I had CLASSIC SAUSAGE SUB: it was 2 sliced sausage with ketchup on a bun, it taste ew, like I didn't eat any. I told myself maybe I'll try the POACHED EGG with AVOCADO: still taste ew, the egg is like mid hard boiled egg and the avocado has a plastic taste on it. So what did I do? I moved to the next door lounge and the food was waaayyy better!! 100x better. Price rating: Had access here cause of my Chase reserve card. The interior is pretty nice, I felt like the people go here just to feel that they are special because of the atmosphere, but the food was meh.

The British Airways Lounge at Edinburgh Airport was actually pretty good. It's located near Gate 5…read morein the main terminal. There's only one terminal which makes it easy to navigate. Honestly, I was surprised that the lounge wasn't that full. We found seating right away near some windows. I think it was a view of the parking lot. It was still dark outside when we arrived early in the morning. The coffee is great! They serve Union Hand-Roasted Coffee in all of their lounges. The breakfast options are good here. I believe I had a fruit salad and a pastry. There were sausages, streaky bacon, porridge, and other items. I was still trying to wake up at that point. The one thing that I was most impressed with was the Tunnocks Tea Cakes. I'd never had this Scottish treat before. It's like a Mallomar marshmallow cookie, only it's not as sweet and the marshmallow is light & fluffy. It was nice that there was a special area of Scottish treats at the tea bar. They also had the Scottish tablets and shortbread. What a treat! It was a quiet lounge that even included some private work pods for those traveling alone. Most of the seats had charging stations. It was modern, clean, comfy, and quiet in there. It was nice just to be away from the busy terminal.

I didn't have too long to explore this lounge before my flight but what I saw, I liked. The coffee…read moremachines are self service and have a good selection of decaf drinks, which is usually hard to find in coffee machines. The food and drinks area are no longer self-service, but the staff member was friendly and helpful. Plus points for BA serving real champagne for its sparkling wine choice vs the usual Prosecco or cava. This lounge was also directly opposite my gate so it was a very simple jump from here over to the plane. If you're flying BA, save a little time and stop here before the flight.

We decided to stay and have a cocktail at the VooDoo Rooms after exploring the Midnight Lunar…read moreMarket. What a vibe this place has going on! We were lucky enough to just show up and grab a semi-circle shaped booth by the bar without any wait. We LOVED that a) the cocktail menu clearly stated "All drinks vegan, please inform staff of any allergens before ordering" and b) that they had the shape of the glassware next to the drink name. The bartender even took some time to make recommendations based on both what was most popular with customers and what the house/staff favorites were. We ended up going with the Porty Licks (gin, pineapple liquor, passionfruit, toasted almond topped with edible flowers) and Green Room (bourbon, peach liquor, lemon, peach, basil yuzu). Both were really well balanced drinks! Next time I'd get the King Khan (spiced rum and a mango oat lassi) or the Hare Krishna (mango, oat milk, chilli, coconut cream, and cardamom - sounds like a lovely non-alcoholic beverage and dessert)!

This place is a gem! I greatly appreciate a vegan option, an actual tasty one at that! The mushroom…read morestroganoff was perfect! It was so flavorful! My non vegan friend even picked into my plate. Great drinks! The staff were friendly and attentive! The decor of this place was amazing; looked like something out of a movie. I'll definitely slide by on my next trip!

We stopped here for breakfast. A simple bacon roll for my partner and a salmon and cream cheese…read morebagel for me. Plus a cup of tea each. The service was a bit slow and the staff all seemed totally exhausted. Perhaps they need more staff or need to give the ones they have shorter shifts or more breaks? We weren't in a rush so it didn't really matter to us but I think I'd avoid it for anything more complicated than a glass of wine if I was in a hurry. Anyway, the food was fine (I actually really enjoyed my bagel but I guess that's a hard thing to get wrong) and it was a nice, relaxed place to sit. Quite pricey but everywhere is pricey in airports. We had another long wait to pay the bill but I think we could probably have solved that by taking it up to the bar ourselves.

Quite slow service (don't stop there if you are in a rush) and expensive for what it is…read more Stopped here for lunch had a vegetarian burger with chips and my hubby a beef burger with 2 extra toppings which were sautéed mushrooms (what a joke! Mushrooms were not fresh and poorly sprinkled on top, £1.20 for it!) and cheddar cheese. He said his burger tasted nice but didn't look really good. The extra toppings don't worth it! Mine was quite dry, salad on it was a very thing slice of tomato and a lettuce leave! The spicy beans pattie didn't taste bad though. Chips were good. Total of 30£ for 2 burgers with chips + tea and cappuccino, in my opinion doesn't worth the money! You can make it better with a fresh sandwich plus good coffee or juice from any other cafe and paying a lot less.

Great atmosphere for anyone who wants to enjoy themselves and family friendly atmosphere for allread more

I don't consider myself hard to please when it comes to pubs. Football on TV, satisying grub, a…read moregood selection of drinks and a good atmosphere. Oh, and if you can give me my own wee room with a roaring fire, personal TV screen and enough room to stretch out with a couple of mates and a few quiet pints that'd be nice too. Charge forward, the marvellous Bull Inn, the shining light of the Paisley bar scene which has been keeping Buddies happy since 1901, making it officially the oldest pub in the town. The Bull is as handsome a bar as you will find in the west of Scotland and its traditional fittings and homely atmosphere are almost worth the jaunt to Paisley alone. If you do manage to bag one of its four snugs (unlikely during lunch times and big match days) then make sure you cancel any prior arrangements. Trust me, you'll not want to leave here for a very, very long time.