My first time at the American Express Lounge, and I had a great experience! Maria was an amazing…read morebartender--very friendly, welcoming, and provided excellent customer service. I'll definitely be coming back!

Good experience at this lounge . Did the pre check in to get on the wait list to secure a spot when…read moreI 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!

Smaller than the JFK D1 but still worth every penny for the experience. Service is excellent and…read moreprompt from the time you walk in. If you've never been before make sure to ask the employees when you enter to give you a run down of the amenities and how to sign up for showers/massages/etc so you don't miss getting a slot if needed. The food is delicious and since D1 lounge does not limit how early you arrive you can go in early enough to enjoy a few different offerings with the meals and desserts. Cocktail menu is also top notch and their fig old fashion is a must. There is excellent plane watching from the patio and a certain indoor section if that's your thing. Can't recommend trying this experience enough if you have the chance.

Absolutely incredible. 10/10. An experience I will never forget…read more I visited the Delta One Lounge at LAX in May for my second solo trip and my first solo birthday trip to Hawaii. This was also my first time ever flying first class, and I ended up choosing Delta One. Best decision ever! They helped make the entire experience feel so special. I'm normally the person who gets to the airport about an hour and a half early because I hate sitting around waiting for my flight. After experiencing this lounge, I realized I need to get to the airport four hours early next time! I could have easily spent the entire day here. From the moment I walked in, the staff were phenomenal. I first met Treasure, who was incredibly kind and helpful. I had seen videos and reviews online and somehow got it into my head that someone would personally escort me on the elevator when I arrived. She explained that there are different levels of Delta One service and that particular perk is part of an even more premium experience. But instead of just saying, "No, that's not included," she offered to speak with the manager and see if there was anything they could do for me. I was already grateful that she even asked. While I was enjoying my meal, Treasure came back and told me they could make it happen. Y'all... they really did! After my massage, I was escorted through the lounge and into a private area where I was shown a lineup of Porsches to choose from. They then drove me directly to my terminal, where I was taken up the back stairs and straight onto my Delta One flight. I didn't have to wait around with everyone else. I was just... escorted directly to my plane. WHAT?! And the lounge itself? Beautiful and peaceful. I spent about two hours there and loved every minute. They have a private massage area with individual massage chairs separated by curtains. You can choose your music and ambiance, and the room is dark and relaxing. The chair reclines all the way back, and it honestly feels like such a premium experience. I believe you can book the chair for up to 30 minutes, and they're always offering you wine while you relax. Honey, I was in heaven! The food and drinks were also amazing. They have made to order sushi, cocktails, wine, desserts, and a great menu. I had the steak frites, Caesar salad, fish tacos, and Pinot Noir. The steak frites were amazing, the Caesar salad was perfectly dressed, and the fish tacos were pretty good. The Pinot Noir was also hitting I had a couple glasses, but please learn from me and pace yourself because I am a lightweight! I had been looking forward to this birthday trip for months, and at one point while sitting in the lounge, I called my mom and started tearing up because I was so happy. This was only my second solo trip, but experiencing my first ever first class flight and doing it for my birthday made it feel incredibly special. I was experiencing all of this by myself, and it was such a beautiful reminder that I had created this experience for me. I've even compared menus online from other Delta One Lounges, including locations in New York, and I honestly think the LAX menu looks incredible. I just wish I had enough room to try more of the desserts! Clearly, I'll have to come back. If you're considering splurging on Delta One, especially for a special trip, I genuinely think it's 1,000% worth experiencing if you have the funds. This experience spoiled me so much that I came home thinking, "Oh my goodness... I can't do economy anymore. I need to get my money up!" A huge thank you to Treasure, Frank, the manager, the lounge staff, and the concierge who escorted me to my flight. Every person I encountered contributed to an experience that I will never forget. I'm still so grateful that I got to experience it. Delta One, thank you for making my first solo birthday trip to Hawaii even more amazing. If you ever want me to come back and share the experience again on Yelp or social media, I would absolutely love to!

Derek the mixologist! Solid lounge, food is good and has variety. Clean, has the necessary…read moreamenities, blah blah blah. Derek is why you come here. Talented bartender. Takes pride in his job. Recognizes you like you're at your local establishment. This guy is a gem!

Probably the best airport club lounge experience worldwide in my opinion. The Centurion SFO and…read moreKris Lounge Singapore are right up there, but the addition of a massive outdoor terrace with comfortable seating, gas fireplaces, and a front row seat to airport operations just seals the deal for me. Food options are plentiful and satisfying if not perfect. Something for most palates. Tons of space and very soothing ambiance. There's even private shower facilities available. The bar staff in the day is outstanding. Big shout out to Derrick. Anything you can think of, he'll concoct it with skill. And too many beer and wine and champagne options to mention here. You won't go away dry. If you're Star Alliance Gold and flying domestic, this is always an option for you free of charge. No first class or international ticket needed. Just the time available to make to terminal B and back to wherever you depart from. Highly recommended.

The Alaska Lounge at LAX was good. Right after checking in at the front desk, the staff told me…read morewhere there was an empty seat. It was a nice and comfy chair but I ended up moving to another seat because the person next to me was on a video call with their co-workers and talking loud. I also did not want to lean back in that chair cause I would end up in the background of their video call. There were 4 hot entrees, it was chicken fajita, broccolini, brown rice, and couscous. The broccolini was a best tasting since it was seasoned with salt and some lemon. They had a salad bar, a sweets case filled with cookies, mini cupcakes, and small cakes, the pancake printer, and fountain drinks. Toward the back there was a bar and barista station. I have always enjoyed the ice mocha at other Alaska Lounges and so I got that here. The staff were friendly and efficient. Once they see that you're done eating or drinking, they will ask to clear your dishes from the table. I had a water bottle and they offered to help me refill it so that was super nice. I don't get this kind of service in SFO (Alaska Lounge) or HNL (Plumeria Lounge). I wish this lounge at LAX had showers because my flight was delayed by 3 hours, cancelled, and then I had to re-book a new flight that departed at 12:30AM. I really wanted to shower after spending over 7 hours inside LAX and shuffling back and forth to the Hawaiian Airlines gates, then having to claim my suitcase and check it back in.

I gained comp access to this lounge at LAX for me and two guests via my AA status…read more Positives: Stellar service fr Burnell & David. Idk if I had comp access, but Burnell informed me I did, and I could bring in two guests. My guests took a while to arrive. David gave an assist and scanned my info again to formalize access - That was solid! Chill vibe and lots of space vs AA lounges at LAX; Negatives: Food was average; I'd drop by if I had comp acess. But I wouldn't pay $65 to access this lounge;

I was excited to finally try an admirals club at the airport as I had a ridiculously long layover…read moreand knew this would be better here than hanging in the terminal. I was able to pay a one time fee vs being a member. The seats were comfy and the restroom was clean. They had a variety of food options which we decent and plenty of seating options. They have various coffee options too and the food was replenished often. I can see the lure of being a member and if I was a frequent traveler I would sign up.

Its O'ahu time again, but its also time for an average experience…read more I flew AA again, but this time I flew out of Terminal 5 at LAX. One of my cards reimburses me for ancillary fees (lounges, inflight food & drink, et al), so I decided to give this lounge a whirl. Positives: They have hot food vs Terminal 4 that had no hot food when I flew AA in May, 2025; The lounge is more spacious vs Terminal 4; The food was pretty good, but should have included more hot food like scrambled eggs, bacon, et al; Showers; Negatives: $79 daily fee. United charges $59, but their LAX lounge is much larger and has more hot food; The fee in relation to the offerings is misaligned. For the price, they should have more offerings; I plan on flying AA more bc of service and price. I also plan on getting AA's top card that includes an Admirals Club membership. Then I don't have to worry about the high daily use fee.

Food was a little weak this morning, not gonna lie…read more It seems the quality has gone down in the lounge, long lines to get in. It's included with the credit card we use so it's a nice perk...but if I paid $50 for the guest pass...I would rather spend the $50 elsewhere. It didn't always feel this way...still nice just starting to feel a little crowded and food quality was lacking, these powder eggs...I never need to see them again.

Enjoyed our stay late March (breakfast) and mid April (dinner). This lounge is inviting!…read more Accessed the lounge during our Delta flight with Platinum Card. Had to pay $50 for my wife. All good since I had Delta as my Airline for the credit. Not to crowded both our stays. Dishes replenished all the time. Great breakfast/dinner choices. Friendly staff! Highly recommended if you flying Delta while waiting for your flight. As someone passionate about planes like myself, you'll enjoy some great plane spotting!

I love lounges, it's a great respite from the noise and chaos of the airport terminals, as well as…read morethe pricey restaurants. A great way to have a bite to eat before the flight, top off your electronics, fill up the water bottles with ice & beverages, have a drink, and in general get ready for the flight. As 90% of my mainland travel ends at or routes through LAX International Airport, it's about time I review the Delta Sky Club lounge there. And what better occasion than my 1,000th Yelp review! Located just north of the TSA security point, the Sky Club is located between Terminals 2 & 3. Once you check in, you will ride the elevator or escalator to the main club floor. At the main floor, the first half of the lounge has a lot of seats, a good proportion with outlets. Then there is the bar, outdoor patio, drink station, & finally buffet area. Other amenities include showers, hot chocolate, and even a slushy station. The buffet rotates between an an assortment of breakfast items and lunch/dinner. At this Sky Club, there is always a featured dish to order. Most times its tacos, this time for 4th of July it was hotdogs/smoked sausages. After I got some things to eat, I got paged by the hospitality desk. With food, drink, and my bags it was too much to carry to the front, so I wolfed things down until I take everything there. At the hospitality station, I was informed that I would make my 1 millionth mile (Lifetime Gold status) on the upcoming trip back home! Got a picture and some swag right there, and a link to order the gift & luggage tags! How awesome! It was a great way to cap the vacation! Recommend and will repeat!

The level of service provided by Mario is beyond comprehension! Great service on all levels, and…read morehis personality is charming and unique! Mixology is his craft, but bringing joy to others is his skill! Thank you Mario for all that you do

I finally made it to the other side after becoming a million miler. This was my first time in a…read moreFlagship Lounge. I got upgraded to business class, so I usually just go to the Admirals Club. The lounge was very nice, almost as nice it was very clean and everyone was very friendly. The drinks were nice food was delicious I tried a little of everything. The food service was top notch.

Everytime I visit the American Airlines flagship lounge at LAX, there's always something that is…read morenot right. This time, it was more. The Los Angeles temperature was 104° outside, and in this so called high end lounge, it was hot. Really? The excuse: we are in the process of replacing our air conditioners. Then I heard frequent travelers state and complain, that they have been trying to fix the air all summer. Go figure. Shameful. On top of that, you have to sacrifice 15K Aadvantage miles or $150, even though you are booked First Class domestic or out of the country (business too), unless you are going very far, or to the moon. The food this time was no surprise, unappetizing and very disappointing. It is always hit or miss here, albeit, on an unimpressive level. Terriyaki ginger beef was hard and dry. Thai roasted salmon looked good, till you took a bite. Also tough. How can you fail with salmon? I was really scared to even try the pale looking chicken Tanjine. Enticing descriptions. No delivery. Believe it or not, the best selection was the smoked paprika roasted potatoes. Nice. The crudites were good on the vegetable part (how can you go wrong). The accompanying hummus (probably bottled, was what it was). No freshness, no oomph. This lounge has a live station, 6-8 pm. This time it was Penne Pasta. And assembled on demand, at the station, with your preferred additives (all vegetarian) and desired condiments. This is what most of us, if we are here, at the right time, look forward to. They had 3 sauces. Alfredo, Pesto and an Arrabbiata. I started with the Alfredo, few penne shells (nice and large), mushrooms, peas, spinach, garlic, chili flakes, fresh grated Parmesan. For the second try, I went with more peas, lesser mushrooms, spinach, some tomato, of course garlic, just two pieces of penne and then the Arrabbiata sauce and Parmesan. Not a favorite of red sauces, but this was spicy and welcome. I took a pause, to digest, relax. On purpose, I left the Pesto tasting for the last. Only double peas, mushrooms, red chili, parmesan, two penne cylinders and pesto. All 3 concoctions were good, well assembled. The best so far, for this visit. Still, the American Airlines Flagship lounge, is highly deficient, in the food department. If they can fix this, and the air con, that even employees are complaining about, they can compete, with the major international airlines of the world. Yes, American Airlines flies all over the world. But their lounges, like this one at LAX are major failures still. Like they have always been.

It's been awhile since I've used this lounge because for the past few years I've used the Flagship…read moreLounge and Qantas First Lounge. Many many years ago this used to be the Flagship Lounge and the current FSL was the Admirals Club but they switched it as more flights offer Flagship and they needed the space. It was a bit crowded today but I managed to find a seat. Had some yogurt (limited gluten free options) and then headed to the Centurion Lounge because my flight was leaving out of Tom Bradley. There are showers in the back. Just have to ask an AAngel and give them your boarding pass. Staff was friendly and helpful. Did t take any of photos.

It seemed like a long walk from gate 46C to here as all we saw were construction barriers along the…read moreway. There were two entrances or lounges as we got to the reception desk upstairs and we got directed to the one on the right. It's a smaller lounge and heavily used so it was quite filled on both of our stops. Views of the tarmac were good. Food was underwhelming, the beverage selections were good. Amenities included a quiet area, TV room and spacious bar. Attendant service was constant as dirty dishes were cleared often, but this one female worker was seemed indolent as she expected dishes to be handed to her rather than her picking them up herself. OVERALL: I've said it before and I'll say it again: It's better than sitting with the masses in the terminal!

It's my second time to used United Club. It's 3rd floor once you checked in . The requirement is…read moreYou need to be have a united mileage Visa card and get 2 free passes to the club once a year. Service fee to get in is $59. Worthy if you are preparing for long stopover before your flight. The area is big spacious airy. Loved the sofa seats for family. The food was good. Salads, cheeses, crackers, rice chicken, tofu desserts and drinks. Alcohol not included. I liked it hanging out while waiting for boarding. Quiet and pleasant to rest.

The United Club is the lounge at LAX that you can find on the third floor. My husband has the…read moreUnited Mileage Visa card and so we got a free pass to check out this lounge this past Friday evening. But if you do not have a pass, it will cost $59 per person to have access. We had a red eye to fly out of LAX to BOS and so my husband figured it would be a good idea to come here to have dinner before flying out, especially since flying back from BOX to LAX, there isn't a United Lounge. So we arrived around 8:15 pm. We checked in and were greeted by friendly employees behind the counter. Then we took the escalator up to the lounge. We picked a small area to sit and then my husband was off to getting food. I just waited so that someone could watch our luggage. Then afterwards, I headed over to look at the food variety. There is a good selection of food here with some healthy options and also options for those that are vegetarian. But even with the options that they had, I didn't really like the food. I actually like the food at the American Express Centurion Lounge in Ontario, Sacramento and San Jose. I also really love the Centurion Lounge at the Seattle Airport. But I still did eat dinner so that is more of a matter of food preference. Of all the food choices, my favorite was the roasted tomato soup with gouda. It was very flavorful and had a great mouthfeel/ texture that was very creamy. I had read from another Yelp member's review that the alcohol is not free, but the alcohol was free on our visit (not sure if they changed their rules?). The lounge itself is very spacious with tables and large soft chairs that you can choose from to sit. There is also an outdoor patio but not sure if it was open during our visit since it was already night time. There are also outlets and USB ports available for charging your electronic devices. The lounge itself was clean during our visit and also nice and quiet. The ladies restroom room was clean and big enough to wheel in your luggage if you are traveling along and need to bring your luggage in with you. One thing I did not like though during our visit was that an employee reached over me without asking to do so and grabbed an empty plate and glass from the small table on my left. She ended up stepping on my shoes as she did so and did not apologize and then walked away with those used dishes. I actually was not done with my drink, which is why I did not put it away myself. I am sure it was not her intention to step over me but I believe maybe she was just determined to remove the used dishes. But think she could have done it in a better manner and believe United could train her and the other staff members on situations like these. Overall, I thought our visit was fine and it was nice to hangout here while waiting for our flight instead of waiting out in the terminal (although I don't mind that either). But I think I would prefer to try another airport lounge in the future.