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    Escape Lounge

    4.3 (62 reviews)
    Open 4:30 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Casual
    Classy
    Good for groups

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    Lunch buffet: vegetarian butter chickpeas, roasted zucchini, naan, and rice
    Abby S.

    Quite a nice lounge! Priority pass access available (as of 05/2026). Seemed that they had an all day hot food buffet. When I went (about 3pm-5pm on a weekday) the options were fantastic and I was able to load a plate even with vegetarian options. They had very nice espresso machine operating. The bartenders were very kind and helpful, though I was sticking to ginger ale they had many great options available. Would return to this lounge if I'm back in PDX!

    Natalia G.

    We always love coming to the lounge before our flight, food is always available and open bar. Chocolate chip cookies during dinner hour are 10/10!

    Jesenia M.

    If you're coming to kill time while getting fantastic customer service and drinks, then this is your place!!! They have great cocktails and staff- Luis was a gem!! He was super attentive and had such a great personality to connect with. Now If you're coming for an actual meal, don't. Eat elsewhere, PDX has significantly better food choices. The buffet isn't the worst, it's clean and taken care of... but the flavor and items are really strange in my opinion. Not my preferred flavor profile. Overall, best place to chill before a flight!!

    Options at the buffet
    Shelby S.

    Experienced this spot during a layover at PDX and it was the perfect place to hang during our layover. Admission was $45, which we paid in advance. It is WELL worth it. Unlimited food and drinks. They even have servers waiting on you. Our waiter kept our wine glasses filled. They had a great selection of foods and accommodated dietary restrictions. I noticed a coffee machine but didn't partake because I intend to sleep on my next flight. We will definitely be back! Super clean restrooms, outlets galore- it's a travelers dream.

    Chris L.

    Stopped here on a flight out of town. Easy to get in, very modern/clean inside, staff were super friendly, and the food & drink were great. I will definitely be back!

    Lemon drop
    Sara P.

    I can't say enough good things about this lounge. The cleanliness is top notch. The service is fantastic and the food is great! The drinks are not weak, the team members are personable and overall is such a great vibe.

    The entrance and lobby to the lounge.
    Jenny C.

    The Escape Lounge inside Portland International Airport (PDX) is a great spot to chill if you're early for your flight. I tend to arrive early for all my travels to avoid stress TSA line (or just traffic to a new airport, in general). This is very nice when there's a lot of lounges tied to airlines. The Escape Lounge has an checkin process so don't lets the lady at the "concierge desk" fool you. She will direct you to scan QR code displayed at the entrance. Once you app check in, the app uses a helpful queue system that alerts you when it's your turn to enter. The lounge is located on the 2nd floor and once enter there are small lockers to stow personal items. There are plenty of seats but I saw a lot of folks hanging by the bar (additional fee for alcohols)! Ha! I went straight to the "hot bar" -- pasta, roasted potatoes, etc. It's well-stocked with chips + snacks and fruit is perfect if your flight falls between meal times. The food is replenished quickly and the bathrooms are clean.

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    Omari D.

    I've had the fortune of being in this lounge while traveling to and connecting through the Portland airport. The location of the Escape Lounge is on the D concourse so if your planner, note that you could be on the opposite side with your departure gate, and that might be a 15 min walk from one terminal to another. Checking in at the lounge was straightforward via the American Express Eligibility code. You do need to take the elevator upstairs if you have bags, as there are a series of stairs. Once you get upstairs, there's a great view of both the runway as well as an overlook of the terminal concourse. There is a full bar & just like all other places, they're complementary drinks along with Premium cocktails, and they're very clearly shelved to help anyone understand what they wanna mix. As far as the food is concerned, I like the variety of snacks ranging from chips, cookies, donuts & fruit, but also some lounge food and sandwiches. Not all of the food was to my immediate liking, but I like the fact that the staff kept refreshing items at a prompt pace as needed, as well as keeping the area clean. Bartenders were great and nice, and the staff that was responsible for cleaning did an excellent job of following through. I would definitely arrive here early again to be in the lounge as it's chill & comfortable. They also have two TVs over the bar area to stay connected during major sporting events.

    Hazy ipa complimentary
    Graciela C.

    Give me a like if you find these reviews useful. :) Priority Pass from credit card. Luckily wasn't too busy and was able to enter quickly. They have a small selection of hot foods, nothing to rave about. Bar had draft beer, cocktails and wines included. I had a HAZY IPA which was great. I also saw some local breweries available like Great Notion. They also have a COAVA COFFEE machine. Self serve. The espresso was strong and had lots of crema so that was impressive! Cookies, glazed donuts, variety of chips and a tomato soup this visit. There was a salad that was loaded with squash and cheese. The lounge is in Concourse D, between gates D8 and D10.

    Ample seating areas with private areas and group tables and lots of outlets
    Miley D.

    My fiancé and I visited this lounge on our way home, one a Tuesday afternoon. It is located near gate D8/D1 which can be accessed whether you in the D or E gates. If you're in the B & C gates, I heard you can go through a hallway to access it too! From the beginning, ie. The outside, i could tell it's the nicest escape lounge I've been to. It's also the biggest escape lounge I've ever been to - and the front desk team confirmed it. It was beautiful. And the front desk team was very friendly and welcoming. Once we sat down (and there was ample places to seat with ample outlets for chatting!), a guest services member immediately offered yo get us drinks and help us in any way. Food bar was very impressive with great food options (Thai green curry, mixed veggies, donuts, salad bar, very good meatballs!) and many drink options. We enjoyed our time! It was comfortable and we felt spoiled! And will definitely come again!

    Entryway waiting area
    Tomas R.

    With the use of my Priority Pass Card, I had access to the Escape Lounge without any need for a reservation. This lounge seems to have opened quite recently and I have to say it was such a refreshing site to see when arriving at the airport. This location is probably one of the nicer PP Lounges in the States you could find (outside of Chase Sapphire Reserve Lounges). After you check-in with the front desk, you can take the flight of stairs or elevator and head out to the second floor. With ample lighting and tons of seating selections you can enjoy a closed off quiet room with dim lighting, individual egg chairs with a working desk, booths, and even a kids play area. They had a wide array of seating areas With a full bar smackdab in the center you can enjoy your signature drink of choice. What stood out to me was how they had shower rooms available for use which were individual rooms outside of their standard bathrooms. There was a mini buffet of hot and cold foods, fruit, yogurt, soups, and more. It was pretty solid and filling which was a plus.

    Zach P.

    We have visited a few lounges now through our Priority Pass with Capital One Venture X. The Escape Lounge has been one on the better ones so far. We came in on a Monday morning before our flight. It's on the second floor of Terminal D, so it's a bit out of the way if your flight is in one of the other terminals. There are really the only downside. It was not crowded when we visited and there was a nice breakfast spread including eggs, sausage, bacon, cereals, fruit and some other items. There was a good selection of coffees options. The lounge itself was clean and well maintained. There is a full bar which is included with your entry. This was not expected and a nice surprise, so we went with a Bloody Mary and mimosas. Both were delicious. We got a nice spot near the window and spent about an hour here. Definitely a must do if you have time to kill at PDX.

    Cynthia W.

    I like how it is open at 3:30am. However, the hot food does not start till 5:30am. So that part was a slight bummer. The pastries and cereal were great. Service was wonderful. Friendly staff. The space was big with lots of comfortable seating. It was nice and calm inside. Very pretty decor. We ate some fruit and cereal.

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    Delta Sky Club - A quiet spot.

    Delta Sky Club

    3.8(81 reviews)
    0.0 mi
    $$$

    Nice lounge tucked away and accessed by elevator or stairs to the left…read more This was my 1st at this Delta Sky Club as I normally go to the Escape. I really liked my experience here for a few reasons. It is less busy so quieter. 3 areas of seating with lots of outlets. There is an business area if you need to print something or work on your laptop. I like the extra touches on the food and drink options. I like that they had a lot of fresh fruit (the other lounge usually runs out so disappointment for my kiddos), vegetarian sausage for the hot breakfast line up, and my favorite chia seed pudding as well as oatmeal, cereals, hard boiled eggs, cheeses and wide selection of baked goods. They had fresh fruit and mint for the lemonade, various Rishi tea options and candied ginger to upgrade your tumeric ginger tea. The decor is not as modern compared to all the renovated areas of PDX as mentioned by another review. However I would definitely come back if I am travelling with Delta. Thank you to the morning crew of this lounge for making my early morning flight experience a great one.

    Is this the BEST Delta lounge of all the Delta lounges in all the world? No. Not even close. Is it…read moremy FAVORITE? Honestly, a little bit yes. There's some hometown pride influencing that decision - most Delta lounges have a mix of whatever-city-you're-in locals, a smattering of folks on long layovers, and then just general riffraffery. BUT: The Portland Delta lounge is nearly 100% hometown PDX locals. No one lays over in Portland. It's a hub to nowhere. Almost everyone in the lounge has just come, bright-eyed and bushy tailed, from their very own domicile, and is headed out to The Big Wide World (mostly Seattle, LAX, or SLC TBH, and then on to Parts Unknown). I just love copping a squat in the PDX Delta Lounge and listening to Nike employees on conference calls talking about retail design that one day soon I'll see on the feet of assorted overgrown adolescents, smiling at old couples wearing "tactical pants" excited to go on their vacation to Tulum or Portland-style ladies in wide-toed clogs and flowy jewel-toned caftans, and the occasional cluster of North Face-wearing weirdos. What I'm saying is: My love for the PDX sky club is inextricably linked with my love for my beautiful, flawed, perfect, and wonderful city. I have been coming here for SO MANY years that I recognize everyone at the front desk. I know the guy that walks around asking everyone if they need anything. I know enough not to order a drink at the bar (if you want to get crunk, do it somewhere where the booze is not... terrible), I know their schedule of when they switch over from breakfast to lunch, I remember the lounge before they expanded it (a much needed expansion, but still not "too much"!) and I have a few "favorite places to sit". I know where they keep the hand lotion in the ladies' room and I know which direction to turn if I want a view of planes taking off vs a view of the concourse below. I've taken umpteen time-lapse videos of both. The lounge is great. The Portland airport is great, but I love this lounge so much that I regularly choose to hang out in here INSTEAD OF in the wide world of the PDX airport (which again, is EXCELLENT and full of so many wonderful wares and comestibles) because it is my comfy womfy airport happy place. Plugs galore, friendly staff, friendly clientele (but not TOO friendly - people keep to themselves as they oughta), and oodles of old-school charm. It's not run-down, but it hasn't been bells-and-whistles upgraded to within an inch of its life like some other lounges we know of. The PDX Delta lounge is function over form, but the form is a solid performer as well. In any case - if you're a Delta frequent flier, don't sleep on the lounge. Or hey - sleep IN the lounge! Just keep your feet of the furniture, you animal, and don't miss your flight!

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    Delta Sky Club - Bread and other breakfast option.

    Bread and other breakfast option.

    Delta Sky Club - Sunday Bloody Mary bar!

    Sunday Bloody Mary bar!

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    United Club

    United Club

    3.4(47 reviews)
    0.1 mi
    $$$

    The United Club is United Airlines' airport lounge network. It offers a place for eligible…read moretravelers to relax, work, or grab a bite to eat before their flights. Not an all you can eat buffet. A selection of snacks, light meals, and drinks, including alcoholic beverages (may vary by location). That is the important piece. This lounge is sized for the PDX airport. Being the PDX is not a major hub, the lounge is smaller for the amount of travelers passing through the doors. The food over the last year has been extremely better than previous years. I wonder what changed but the food has been seasoned much better. Whoever is cooking now please keep them. All lounges have free high-speed internet access. Or at least included with membership. The service is very good here. The staff keeps the place clean. The bathrooms are always clean. The front counter personnel are always friendly. This is my home lounge and I appreciate everything the staff is doing there to keep it nice.

    All US United Clubs are pretty similar on food offerings! There are some minor exceptions like…read moreNewark airport that offers a bit more and a coffee bar that provides Matcha! So the true differences in clubs are service, cleanliness, and seating offerings! Always best to go to clubs first thing in the morning when they are still clean! The Portland Club is small! I'm actually shocked they have a club as United flights to Portland are pretty limited! You will find this club on the second floor by the United gates. There are stairs or you can take the elevator to the second floor! Once you enter the club you will find comfy lounge seats and a few seats at the bar. The lounge overlooks three run way. The wait staff are pretty friendly! Especially the gentleman at the bar! As mentioned in other lounge reviews: the food is just ok! At breakfast they had various breads, oatmeal, pre made tiny omelets, cheese and more! Plus a coffee station and juice can be requested at the bar! The club was clean and service was good! Food was average to sub average like other clubs! As early in the morning, before 8am, plenty of seating.

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    Alaska Lounge - Comfortable, but can't wait until the new lounge opens up!

    Alaska Lounge

    3.7(47 reviews)
    0.0 mi

    April 21 2025 we were able get into the Alaska lounge concourse c free of charge using our business…read moreclass tickets from Portland to London England. Normally it would cost $50 for two people using our American Express Platinum credit cards. We headed straight to the hot food area and stocked up on gyro beef , quinonna, and mashed potatoes. Gyro beef went fast and had to be replenished quite often. Slices of tender beef went well with the quinoa and potatoes. Also stocked up on chocolate brownies. , corn chowder and chili beans. On the other side was a salad bar complete with iceberg lettuce tomatoes and garbanzo beans among other foods.. there was a soft drink area complete with various carbonated drinks. There were tables for eating along with plush chairs for resting and napping big area in separate room. There are two lounges for Alaska airlines at Portland airport. The lounge in concourse b is near the entrance to concourse b.. the lounge in concourse c is across from gate C5. Just make sure you go to The concourse c lounge and not The concourse b lounge in the afternoon as The concourse b lounge closes at 12:30 p.m. whereas The concourse seat lounge is open until 10:30 p.m. What were we doing in Portland Oregon taking business class to London? We were using our Alaska airline points fly British airlines from Portland to London as there were no reward points for going from San Francisco to London.

    I love that Alaska offers a lounge. You have all your basic breakfast foods, complimentary coffee…read moreand alcohol and soda machine. They have an assortment of seating while you wait to depart on your trip including free WiFi. If you have the opportunity I suggest stopping by! I'm excited to see what their new lounge has to offer.

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    Alaska Lounge
    Alaska Lounge
    Alaska Lounge

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    Portland International Airport - PDX - United Airlines, check-in  10/5/25

    Portland International Airport - PDX

    4.3(2.6k reviews)
    0.0 mi

    My wife, mother-in-law, and I had the opportunity to travel through the Portland International…read moreAirport for a quick sightseeing trip in Spring of 2026. We got to see the beauty of the massive airport expansion that completed in 2024, along with the friendly kindness of the employees. I now understand why PDX is ranked the best airport in America. It's been over 20 years since I last visited Portland (not counting the Amtrak that we took from LA to SEA), so the airport was very new to me. We need wheelchair assistance when traveling with Mom, and an assistant was waiting for us at the jet bridge. He took us through the parking garage to the nearby car rental building. Definitely walkable but busy: later we learned that there is an underground, heated tunnel between the building and airport terminal. What really interested me about the airport was how everything was connected. It consists of only one terminal, split into two sides: North and South (each with its own security checkpoint); four concourses (A-D), with Concourse B and C on the south end. All concourses are connected via airside corridors (no need for intra-airport train or shuttles), with some having moving walkways. There are a total of 60 gates. We got to experience the airport a lot more on our way back to LAX. Dropping off our rental car was easy (actually got someone to acknowledge our return of the car, which isn't common anymore at airport returns). There is no rental shuttle, so asked the nice Dollar attendant, who then called Delta to ask for wheelchair assistance (she needed to know the name and flight number). In about 15 minutes, Curtis came by and took Mom to the various stops, with my wife and I tagging along. Like at other airports, a good attendant can greatly simplify the navigation of an airport, especially through the security lines. We needed to check one bag (had bought some craft beer to bring back), and Curtis waited patiently while I interacted with the super nice Delta agent. While waiting, my wife told me later that Curtis had been like a tour guide, explaining the airport expansion, especially the iconic wood ceiling in the main hall. North Security was next. Security has all the newest processes, including TSA touchless ID, which meant we didn't need to show our IDs or boarding passes. We were flying out of Concourse D, so went to the Escape Lounge in the Concourse. That's where Curtis left us, letting us know that he would leave the wheelchair in case we would later need it. On our return flight, we had a chance to interact with A LOT of workers from the airport, and EVERYONE was genuinely talkative and pleasant. I'm sure it has something to do with that it was a Saturday, but as we talked to Curtis, he stated that most folks at PDX were like that. Of course, a modern destination airport has to have affordable light rail connections, with connections into the heart of the city. Portland has this route running every 15 minutes, costing $2.80 for a 40 minute ride. Will visit downtown Portland via rail next time.

    I absolutely love flying to Portland! The airport is pretty easy to get in and out of whether…read moreyou're departing or arriving. PDX is super clean the bathroom is well maintained as well as the pet relief area. I was surprised how good the coffee and the food is at the airport as well as the prices are very affordable. The airport staff is always friendly and helpful, I can really appreciate that.

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    Portland International Airport - PDX - 12/21/24  C Concourse

    12/21/24 C Concourse

    Portland International Airport - PDX - 12/21/24 First phase of renovation completed 8/14/24

    12/21/24 First phase of renovation completed 8/14/24

    Portland International Airport - PDX - 10/26/2024 - The airport does look pretty incredible. Too bad PDX has zero customer service to go with it.

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    10/26/2024 - The airport does look pretty incredible. Too bad PDX has zero customer service to go with it.

    The Observatory - Tomato Bisque

    The Observatory

    4.3(2.6k reviews)
    4.9 miMontavilla, Southeast Portland
    $$

    Had an awesome time at The Observatory the other weekend. Unlike a lot of places, they run their…read moreHappy Hour on the weekend, which is what drew my partner and I in. You can absolutely smell the fish and vinegar as soon as you walk through the door, which I think gives the place a very homey pub feel. I ordered a spiked peach Arnold Palmer, which I enjoyed (and it was pleasantly strong) and a glass of the house white, which was good for the price. Our server was very fast and attentive. To eat I got the tomato soup with a grilled cheese, which was absolutely fantastic. The soup was so creamy and flavorful, and I cannot imagine a better meal after spending all day walking outside in the rain. The fries were super crispy and I liked the batter. My partner and I shared some of their breadsticks, which were deliciously baked (fresh!) and came with a super refreshing basil crema and a nice tomato-y dip. Wonderful all. My partner ordered fish and chips, and was surprised to find that it is one large fillet of fish, not multiple pieces like you would typically expect. He said the fish was fine, but a little tough. Overall, a wonderful experience. I definitely hope to return. I highly recommend this place as a refuge during the cold winter months!

    You know what I will admit that my ardor for The Observatory has cooled over time. I do still count…read moretheir rosemary pear martini as my favorite cocktail in town - and really their cocktail menu overall is still excellent. But the last few times I've stopped in for a meal, it feels like the food isn't quite as impressive as it used to be. Could be all in my head. Not sure. But it's always a nice spot to hang out and chat with friends, you can get seated quicker if you enter through Over & Out, which basically functions as an extension of the main Observatory, with it's own bar and pool tables.

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    The Observatory - Love the decor and ambiance

    Love the decor and ambiance

    The Observatory - Sesame Sweet Chili Glazed Chicken Wings ($12)

    Sesame Sweet Chili Glazed Chicken Wings ($12)

    The Observatory - Buffalo chicken salad (instead of a wrap)

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    Buffalo chicken salad (instead of a wrap)

    Aurora - love this space

    Aurora

    4.2(9 reviews)
    0.1 miNortheast Portland

    Heading out to catch a flight or maybe you just like the airport that much, go check out this…read morespeakeasy. It's before security so you don't need to fly anywhere to enjoy it. Just go up to the Loyal Legion Beer Hall and look for a stainless steel door and a keypad. But how do I get in? That's easy, if you are a sports fan, just enter the year the Blazers won't the NBA title. If you aren't a sports fan, think about when that famous Jedi movie first came out. Enter that number and the * and boom you are in. The place has an interesting feel to it. Lots of reflective mirror. Kinda art deco kinda modern. There is a lounge in the back with svelte velvety seats and some definitely art deco wall decor. I like the fake plants too. Pro tip: if you come during the daytime, you can see the planes too and it's especially beautiful during the golden hour. They have an extensive drink menu with cocktails, winess, and beers. Even a NA Atheletic beer. It's very easy to strike a conversation with a stranger and learn about where they are going or how they found out about the speakeasy. Bonus, the bartender wants to know how you found out too. But beware, this speakeasy has limited hours and days. Monday- Friday 4 pm - 8 pm.

    I love a good secret and was super excited to get a glimpse and a drink at this speakeasy... the…read morechallenge was me actually getting to the airport early enough to be able to enjoy it! I had no trouble finding the spot after watching a reel that gave me the location and secret code and was instantly transported into a colorful array and completely away from the airport hustle and bustle! I sallied up to the bar and was greeted by the sweetest bartender who was super helpful in picking out a drink and served it right up! I travel frequently and wish I was on time more so I could come here more often! Will be back as soon as I can!

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