Capital One Lounge Experience My first time visiting the…read moreCapital One Lounge, and I absolutely loved it! The fresh drinks and delicious hot meals were wonderful, and the service was excellent. The staff greeted us warmly at the entrance and said goodbye when we left, making the experience feel extra special. Best of all, they offer unlimited grab-and-go food, including salads, pastries, and drinks! The ambiance is relaxing, peaceful, and calming--perfect for unwinding before a flight. A wonderful lounge experience that I would highly recommend! Free access for primary Capital One Venture X cardholders.

I've been to a good amount of airport lounges across the world, most of which leave a lot to be…read moredesired. Overcrowded, weak offerings, not to mention sometimes you can't even get in, no less get a seat. I recently gave up the credit card that allowed for "free" Admiral's Club membership, those these seem to be the most ubiquitous. I have Priority Pass and barely use it, especially if I'm with my husband because it costs too much IMO for a companion pass (love how they keep whittling away those perks). But on a recent visit to terminal 4 prior to a transatlantic flight, I knew I needed to see if I could at least get a snack and some water, so when I saw the Capital One Lounge, I went for it. I was greeted by the nicest lady who patiently walked me through entry, even though I stupidly left my boarding pass and credit cards about a half a mile away at my gate with my husband. You don't need Priority Pass to enter, just a Capital One card, I believe any tier. Guests can get a pass at 50 dollars, I believe. I guess it's worth it if your guest drinks a lot and has no dietary restrictions. I was pretty impressed with the amount of seating, work stations and tables and easily found a seat. While the cold bar only had one plant based option (thank you for clearly marking dietary restrictions), the menu that you order from had zero. I had the quickest, tiniest snack (I think it was couscous?) and filled my water bottle and went on my way. The bathrooms are private, clean and there's also showers available. Overall a much more positive experience than a lot of lounges (if I can even get in-- Priority Pass is really not good and I'll be moving to a lower tier Capital One card when it comes time to renew).

Really enjoyed the Centurion Lounge in Terminal 4 at JFK. Best of all, there was no wait to get in,…read morewhich seems to be increasingly rare. The lounge is spacious, with plenty of comfortable seating, and everything was clean and well maintained. There are two buffet areas, plus a separate coffee and dessert/ice cream bar on the upper level. I found the food to be surprisingly flavorful for an airport lounge, and I also appreciated that kosher meals are available upon request. If you have time before your flight, don't miss the 1850 Speakeasy tucked inside the lounge. It's a fun addition and serves well-crafted specialty cocktails in a more intimate setting. One of my favorite features was the view overlooking the tarmac. It's a great place to relax while watching the constant flow of aircraft taxiing and taking off. Overall, an excellent lounge experience and one we'd happily visit again.

Very friendly front-desk worker who gave us the great advice to allow for time to get to our gate…read more It can be up to a 20 minute walk. The breakfast itself was mostly good but there were some odd things! Like for example they had bagels but there were no toasters available. They had a cool coffee bar but the coffee had a very nasty flavor. They did have freshly squeezed orange juice which was great! The WiFi was advertised but did not show up as a network and they had no forks available. A good Centurion location but not the best I've seen.

This lounge is infamous for its wait time, but once you get in, it's great!…read moreThis was my second visit- apparently they get busy in the evening as many international flights depart around that time. Today I checked in with a host, got on the waitlist and waited about 45 minutes before getting in. The centurion lounge next door also posted a sign saying it was at capacity and there was an online waitlist. What I don't like about this lounge is I cannot pick a seat. They just escort you and let you know what it's available for you. As other reviews say, I wondered why so many available seats there when a lot of people are waiting outside? It may be the service capacity related, rather than space capacity? The food is consistently good here. The buffet is sufficient but the made to order menu seemed really good too.

Because nothing says luxury like waiting in line to enter. From joining the waitlist to actually…read moregetting inside, the process took about 30 minutes. At check-in, we were informed that both the showers and internet were not working. Once inside, there was another wait for a table, so I opted to sit at the bar. I ordered an Espresso Martini, which was rather light on the vodka. Since the internet was down, online ordering was unavailable as well, leaving only the hot-plate, cafeteria-esque food. It's also worth mentioning that there were gnats flying around some of the hot plates. Still better than airplane food, I suppose. The biggest quality-of-life feature missing from this lounge is a selection of grab-and-go snacks. Aside from sodas, there was virtually nothing I could toss in my bag for the flight. The lounge itself has a nice interior, but it was packed with people and the overall experience fell well short of what you'd expect from a premium lounge.

The Delta One Lounge at JFK provides many amenities including a dedicated TSA entrance and an…read moreexceptional lounge experience. The Lounge features an extensive bar, food court-style dining area staffed by hostesses. The lounge offers plenty seating and relaxation area complete with massage and shower facilities. The food is very good for breakfast, lunch or dinner. An excellent travel experience.

Yelp Review 2026 #239:…read more Out of my two-hour layover from Chile to JFK to Las Vegas, most of it was spent on rechecking my luggage and going through security even though I was Sky Priority. I have Global Entry so, I passed through immigrations. And JFK is a huge airport. It's a holiday weekend on top of that. The gentleman in front scanned by boarding pass and I was quickly on my way to enjoy the lounge with the 25 minutes I had left before boarding my next flight. I heard great things about this lounge and I wish I could stay for lunch but my flight was boarding at 10:45am, lunch was at 11am. The lounge is huge, spacious, bright and clean. Lots of seats. There's a big bar, different dining areas, a viewing deck where you can eat from or just chill, there's a "market", a bistro, etc. Being short on time, I only grabbed a few quick bites: Croque Monsieur (they toast it for you for 2 minutes), sausages, hashbrown, and a banana. Somebody took my drink order - I got a matcha latte which took over 5 minutes. Around 10:40am, they started putting out desserts for lunch. I grabbed a matcha tiramisu. I couldn't finish my matcha latte because I can't chug a hot beverage but it was delicious though. I still liked the variety of food for breakfast. They have pulled pork sandwiches, benedict, wraps, yogurt parfait, fresh fruits, fresh fruit cups, hardboiled eggs, sausages, hash browns, sandwiches, etc. Service was impeccable. The only down side was that this lounge was too far from my boarding gate (B32 - the Delta Sky Lounge is right next to it) which is not the lounge's fault. LOL. I had to sprint to my gate.

The Delta Sky Club at JFK is always a welcome escape from Terminal 4, especially when I have some…read moretime to kill before a flight. I like being able to come in, find a comfortable seat, charge my devices, grab something to eat, and have a drink without sitting in the middle of all the gate traffic. The food selection is usually decent with enough hot and cold options to hold me over until my flight, and the bar service has always been good. It feels modern and spacious, and the outdoor Sky Deck overlooking the airfield is such a nice touch when the weather cooperates. My only real complaint is the crowd. Depending on the time of day, the lounge can get packed, which kind of defeats the purpose of going into a lounge to get away from the airport chaos. When it's not overly crowded, though, it's a completely different experience. The staff is friendly, the space is comfortable, and it's still where I'd rather spend my time before a Delta flight out of JFK.

This Delta Sky Club in Concourse B of NY's JFK airport opened in 2013, at the same time as the…read morenew/improved Terminal 4. Delta has a lot of traffic out of this terminal, thus opened a second (smaller) Sky Club in Concourse A in 2023. This one in Concourse B (capacity of 500 people) is located near Gate B31, and was convenient for a very early morning visit shortly after arriving into NY from LA on a red-eye flight. My wife and I gain entry into Sky Clubs via our AMEX Delta Reserve Card, which provides 15 complementary visits per year. The Sky Club allows entry at the point of arrival, whereas most other lounges is only for point of departure and any layovers. Since we had already used the lounge at LAX the previous night, we knew this additional visit wouldn't count against our cap, so decided to stop in for breakfast. It was very close to our arrival gate (though on the second floor, requiring taking an escalator or elevator), and had already opened at 05:00 by the time we entered (05:20). There were already quite a few people inside, with the breakfast buffet stocked. Found some nice seating with a view of the concourse. I tried some scrambled eggs, herb baked baby potatoes, pork sausage...ended up being a decent breakfast. My wife took advantage of the shower facilities, making an immediately fulfilled reservation since there was no wait. My wife added to her celebrity sightings by meeting Nile Rodgers in line at the breakfast buffet. She said he was a super nice man, willing to talk a bit with her as they progressed, and being appreciative that she was a fan.

I've been fortunate to use this lounge twice and it's very nice. Food selection is fine and it's…read morehalal. Nice selection of beverages. Plenty of tables to eat and a large seating area. Only about half the seats have outlets so plant yourself accordingly if you need a charge. Staff delivers the elevated experience you would expect for a premier airline such as Emirates. It doesn't have the wow factor of the Delta One lounge but it is still a solid and wonderful experience.

Not a bad lounge, I came here shortly before they closed was able to relax a bit and manage some…read moresnacks. It's smaller than expected but still a good private escape away from the general crowd. Service was good, staff were working hard to keep the place clean considering it was packed full of people. There was a small amount of food options and most of it was eaten, this was 1 hour prior to closing. I hope to come back during a time I can get the full experience.

The drink selection was decent, and there was a reasonable variety of food when we first arrived…read more However, the lounge closes at 9 PM, and by around 8 PM they had already run out of a lot of the food. Nothing new was brought out or replenished, which was pretty disappointing considering there was still an hour left before closing. The Wi-Fi was also not good and barely worked for us, which is a pretty big downside for an airport lounge where people may be trying to get some work done before a flight. My biggest question is: why does an international airport lounge at JFK close at 9 PM in the first place? There are plenty of late-night international departures, so the early closing time seems strange. And if you're going to stay open until 9, the food should at least be maintained until closer to closing. Overall, decent drinks and food options when they're actually available, but the poor Wi-Fi, lack of food replenishment, and early closing time definitely brought the experience down.

Just happened to spot this when walking to my gate in terminal 5 of JFK. It is across from gate…read more528. You blink and you will miss it. It is a very quiet, serene area. There is lots of construction and traffic going on, so views are obstructed. Other then that, it is a little getaway from the terminal. Make sure you dont lose track of time as I didn't hear announcements here. Good for people traveling with pets that need a break as well.

Even though there is construction going on at terminal 5, the fresh air at 8pm at night in the…read moreairport when it feels like 75 degrees inside the building was such a game changer. IT WAS HOT and I'm so happy this is available especially a section for the fur babies before a flight. First off the name WOOFTOP is adorable lol and look at that sky!! The only thing I will say was there was a section that says to "keep dogs off grass" but it seemed like a flower section?...why would you make something for dogs and not have them allowed in an area??? Made no sense to me. Anyway, need fresh air? T5 it is across from gate 28. Who knows if that will change post construction ‍

First time visiting any AirFrance lounge! It was exactly what I anticipated it to be. Good food,…read moreconstantly in rotation for freshness, self serve coffee, plenty of dessert, and wifi. What I did not expect was a self serve bar! Champagne, wine, beer, seltzer, even hard liquor all available for self serve! Like many others, I appreciated their selection of cheeses, quiches, and breads (very French). I would love for there to be more casual seating, like couches and such, similar to the AMEX lounges, but the ones there did their jobs. Plenty of outlets. There is also a top and bottom floor which is nice. Did not feel crowded at all, even during the peak. Only con is that there is just one bathroom that I could see on top floor. Pretty much always a line. Regardless, happy to return!

Air France is probably one of my favorite lounges I've been to so far (not that I've been in toooo…read moremany). Great selection of wines, cheeses, and food.. most recently I got to enjoy the croque madam and their quiche, both were excellent. Great pastries too! The space itself is quite large and sleek, and the staff does a great job maintaining it and making it comfortable.

Date: Friday, March 6th, 2026 Time: around 3:15pm…read moreMeal: Lunch Party of: 2 *Avocado Goddess Salad ($20.95) - Shrimp ($5) *DT Spicy Margarita ($18) *Quesadilla ($19.95) - Carne Asada ($5) *Bloody Maria ($19.50) *3% Emp Benefits & Retention ($2.65) *Tax ($8.08) My friend and I had some time to kill at the airport. This was the closest dining establishment that served alcohol by our gate, so we stopped by. It is pretty small and cramped, but we managed to find two seats along the window facing the planes. It was hard to fit in the area as people tend to put bags on seats, etc. Plus the walkway to the kitchen is right there so you feel like you are in the way. Food wise, I liked my salad. Could have done without the chips as I really just wanted greens, veggies, and protein. For $26, it was obviously on the smaller side, but hey, it's an airport resto. My drink was all right. Kinda weak in the liquor and spice department, but fine for sipping. My friend seemed to enjoy his food and cocktail. I wish there were more options in this area of the airport. But this will do if I want a drink. REVIEW #4023

Heading home and need a drink…read more Bartender - Michelle, she was fast an great service Classic Margarita Great set up with dinner feeling. The deco feel's a little old fashion dinner. It was simple and very clean. Great place to stop in before your flight.