Such a great surprise! I originally tried to check into the Delta Sky Club but found out I had…read morealready used all of my visits for the year and would have to pay $50 to enter, so I left. Then I remembered I had Priority Pass and found The Club at SFO. I scanned the QR code to join the waitlist and honestly didn't think I'd get in since I was boarding in about an hour. I walked over to grab some pizza, and before I even made it to the front of the line, I got a text saying I could enter. Less than a 5-minute wait! I went in not expecting much and was so impressed. The lounge is beautiful, spacious, very clean, and honestly nicer than the Delta Sky Club in my opinion. The best surprise was seeing Filipino food, and it was actually delicious! Next time I'm at SFO, I'll definitely be coming here instead. Such a great Priority Pass lounge.

Beautiful space and definitely aesthetically pleasing at the bar, but unfortunately the bar service…read morewas disappointing. We sat for over 10 minutes before anyone came over to take our order, while the two bartenders spent most of the time talking to each other. We were given a napkin and then didn't ask what we wanted to drink for an extended period of time. The atmosphere is beautiful, but unfortunately the service did not match the setting. Based on this experience, I wouldn't recommend coming here specifically for the bar service. The space is worth seeing, but the lack of attentiveness made it difficult to justify returning.

The food is getting better... but still a little like a cafeteria rather than an elite lounge…read more I think this one needs a little upgrade - it is pretty dated and looks a little dirty. Would I go back? Sometimes.. but generally I will just get to the airport as close to boarding as possible.

Dropped by the United Club G gates after midnight and it was like time travel. The Polaris lounge…read morecloses at midnight and the United Club is the only option. The facilities are rather cramped and the food options look terrible. The highlight is the quiet room that is a)quiet and b) bright enough to read a book. The staff didn't seem like they wanted to be there...

I stopped by on a weekday evening around 7:45pm, and there was plenty of seating inside…read more This lounge is currently in a temporary location. Food is self served buffet style, and there's a bar where you can order drinks. The food quality was actually pretty good - perhaps the best of all the lounges at SFO. The ambiance was just average though.

This is easily the worst Centurion Lounge experience I've had. The Centurion Lounge has seriously…read morelost the exclusivity, quality, and luxury that once differentiated it from other airport lounges. I fly approximately twice a week and visit this lounge frequently, so this isn't based on one bad experience. I've watched the food quality and variety decline over time. The menu barely changes, and when it does, some of the replacements are disappointing. Eggplant?! Come on. There are so many better options--asparagus, broccoli, cauliflower, kale, green beans, or roasted baby carrots. Instead, we're served eggplant that looks barely cooked and completely unappetizing. And where is the real meat? The beef meatballs taste and look like basic Aramark institutional catering. There is nothing luxurious or premium about it. This is supposed to be a Centurion Lounge, not a cafeteria. For goodness' sake, the Platinum Card annual fee is now approaching $900. At that price point, customers should expect the lounge experience--including the food--to reflect the premium positioning of the card. I remember when the Centurion Lounge actually felt exclusive and luxurious. It used to be something I looked forward to when traveling. Now, as someone who flies twice a week and uses these lounges regularly, I can genuinely say: Centurion Lounge has lost its touch.

Quality/Quantity - Decent size location. I believe it was…read morethe first lounge (7am) to open in SFO, hence the line when we got here. Hot food options for breakfast. Too early for me to drink, not even for champagne. But self service liquor and wine. One self service beer tap, see picture. Small snack station. Ambiance - Airport lounge. Good size and it was not busy this morning. Easy in and out. Open 7 days a week from 7am to 1am. Clean restrooms. Service - Self service. Check in was easy. Price - Free with our Priority Pass and our other lounge access passes. Well the cost of our expensive credit cards and priority passes. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success. There are approximately 18 lounges in SFO.

Slightly better than a bus station. The staff are nice but the lounge is small, cramped, with vile…read morefood and mostly undrinkable beverages. If you're flying business class and end up here you've been robbed. The rose was drinkable and the cheddar cheese so I subsisted on that

This is a dainty lounge located closer to my Cathy Pacific terminal …read more It is smaller but the ambiance felt relaxing, comfortable and more private . It has different types of tables and corners for you to choose from. A wall TV for the news . Hot tea , coffee and the full bars were all free . However, there was a bar code menu on each table . You could scan and ordered more hot food and items with a fee. Self served area had good salad , tuna salad sandwiches, turkey and cheese sandwiches, fresh fruits , snacks and cookies . We had coffee and one glass of champagne. Nice and quick customer service. They clean the tables and replenish the food very quickly. You could pay a fee to take a shower . I like it was smaller and different from the other bigger lounger with a lot of traffic . Perfect place to check e mail or read a book, take a nap , eat some breakfast or lunch and dinner . Lovely lounge .

Unlike a few years ago, hot food are not free in this lounge these days…read more The free items include the snacks and salad on the bar counter. On the menu, only the corn chowder and salad are free. I thought the prices were a glitch but confirmed with the staff that I would need to pay.

It is clean. There is fresh fruit and some decent food, but not a lot of choices. ( see photos)…read more No allergen markers There is a separate small room for business class. This is presumably to ensure seating is available ( there was) and they have drinks here, but the alcohol, most food, and full beverage selection is in the main section Once you have been to the SF United business lounge, or to any Japanese business lounge, nothing else can compare.

I agree with the previous reviewers, this lounge was very underwhelming. It is in a cluster of…read morelounges near the security area of the International Terminal (A) so it was easy to locate. However, it was only open til 8pm, and they stop serving noodle dishes at 7pm. There were some other food choices if you are hungry. Think of the selection as similar to mall Chinese food. The best way to describe the atmosphere and service was mediocre. The decorations and lighting reminded me of a dentist's office due to the stark white light and lack of music. Overall, I'd recommend visiting other lounges if you have the choice.

Stopped by the lounge as my flight was delayed for a few hours. I had to pay $15 as entry fee with…read moremy priority pass. It was well worth it because there were less people in the lounge compared to the other available lounge. The lounge provided hot food options and a cold salad bar. Dessert and coffee available to keep you fed. There were some lounge chairs to lean back and rest a bit while staring out the floor to ceiling windows to the tarmac.

This lounge is gorgeous and offers a lot of amenities. If…read moreyou have a Priority Pass you can gain access for an additional $15. The check in is quick and the staff was very helpful in giving us a rundown of the lay out of the lounge. Food was great. They had a salad bar and also some hot options. There were 2 options of soup, pulled pork, black forbidden rice, and veggies. Flavor wise, everything was delicious. There's also a pancake machine available the whole day and desserts. There is a separate bar area offering some complimentary drinks and also the option for upgraded "premium" spirits. As well as a coffee bar area with a barista available to make lattes, cappuccinos and more. There is a lot of seating area, and it's spaced out so you're not crowded in one area. Great space for lounging!

We had a great visit to the Polaris Lounge in the International Concourse at San Francisco Airport…read more The Lounge has plenty of seating (but can fill up if layovers are heavy), the food is great, the bar and service was wonderful, and they have a restaurant available as well. I selected the Cioppino and cheese selections along with an 'Ol' Fashioned with Rye (100 proof) and it kept me going until my flight was ready to leave. Several of the seating areas have plugs for your phone, tablet, or other battery-based devices and have plenty of room to stretch out your legs and the view is not bad either!

Spent some time at the United Polaris lounge the other day and it was a mediocre experience…read more Despite being a flagship lounge for a United hub, this just wasn't up to par on a global stage. They had a couple people greeters that actually spoke. Previous visits I think I had mute ones. The perception of people greeters that are sitting down isn't good, compared with Asian carriers. The lounge itself was gigantic with plenty of room to sit. They had a buffet along with a restaurant. For late night departures, it's odd having the restaurant close early. The food quality at the buffet looked good, but tasted horrible. Wifi was great. I'm not too sure if the lighting inside the lounge was helpful for reading... Staff were just...there. ...didn't feel upscale.

Not bad. More like a 3 1/2 star. Certainly a better option in the One World family than British…read moreAirways if you're using that alliance but not in same league as their Hong Kong or London lounges. The lounge is spacious, understated, but has a bit of an aging modern austere-ness to it; it wouldn't hurt to refresh this lounge in the near future. This said, it isn't too crowded so that spaciousness is very appreciated and helps keep you calm, one of the main points of a lounge. Food here is pretty good. The noodle bar appears to be able to provide many different types of dishes to suit your need. I opted for some little roast beef sliders that were way better than they had any right to be. There were plenty of other food options available but I was stuffed from earlier and kept things light. There are showers and other private spaces available here. Staff were nice and helpful. Recommended.

28/June/2025 The food is great... (yes, the main entrées…read moreare Chinese based, so don't expect NY top-sirloin) The bar is well stocked, the staff is very kind, the environment is very quiet. Lots of old-school magazines & newspapers for people who still appreciate flipping pages instead of staring into a screen ... A great place to grab a bite and relax, before that long-haul to Hong Kong.

Nice. From the staff to the variety of food and cleanliness everything was lovely. Even have…read moreshowers. Great way to kill a few hours.

Good lounge with lots of beverages...more than food. Smaller lounge but comfortable seating…read moreoptions and friendly/helpful staff. Food ok with a small selection