I arrived the lounge at around 9am when there were only a few other passengers, so it was quite quiet and comfortable to relax. Within an hour more people showed up but it was still ok with the many different conversations going on and the light music playing in the background. The food was ok, with quite a few sausage selections besides bread, hard boiled eggs and vegetables. The highlight for me was the Polish Smalec (pork lard spread) that I wanted to try during my short 2-day stay here in Poland but did not have a chance to, so it was great that I had the opportunity to taste it before I leave. It was good, and the pickled cucumbers and sauerkraut in traditional jars did taste better than those I had elsewhere. They reminded me of Korean kimchi as I love eating kimchi when I travel in Korea but don't care about kimchi back home at restaurants as they just don't taste the same. The ones served in many Korean restaurants in the U.S., probably all produced in a factory, do not taste as good as the ones made in Korea which are probably still being made in smaller quantity using traditional method. I hope this airport lounge will continue serving these pickled items and supporting vendors who make food using the traditional way. read more

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This is a very nice lounge compared to some others in larger cities and in the US. Like most nicer lounge there area lot of items to choose from as far as food and alcohol is concerned. It has a very large fully stocked bar with multiple items to choose from also chasers like fruit juice, tonic and soda water. Not the cheap stuff! The food is a standard European spread, it was fresh and not picked over. The interior is modern, bright, organized with several seating areas. I used the ladies room/bathroom/toilet it was very clean however it had low water pressure when I washed my hands at the sink. The staff was friendly and accommodating. If you can or need a place to relax until your flight I would suggest trying this lounge. read more

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