Now reading reviews post visit, I was surprised to see so many people expressing dissatisfaction…read morewith this lounge due to wait times for access, limited bathrooms, and stacked dishes at vacant tables. I can only assume many of those visits were later in the day when the airport is significantly busier, because my experience was the complete opposite. I had a little under an hour in the lounge with a flight arriving at 7:25am and departing at 8:50am. There was no line to check in and we were granted immediate access. Located in Terminal D across from Gate D12, guests must present their AMEX card and boarding pass for entry. The cardholder receives complimentary access, while additional adult guests are $50 and children are $30 each. If you spend more than $75K annually on your AMEX card, you receive two complimentary guest passes. Personally, I do not think paid guest access is worth it for a short layover, but I can definitely see the value during a longer one. The lounge itself is quite large, though maybe not large enough for a busy airport like Dallas considering the number of reviews mentioning wait times. During my visit, however, while there were plenty of people, there were still a few spare seating options available. Their lounge had a good variety of booths, dining tables, lounge chairs, workspaces, and even small private office areas for calls or meetings. The entire space felt clean and organized. The food was continuously replenished and stayed fresh throughout my visit, though nothing was particularly spectacular. It reminded me a lot of the complimentary breakfast at a Hyatt or Hilton. Still, it was absolutely appreciated after an early flight on an empty stomach. I did enjoy that they offered healthier options including fresh fruit, fresh pressed juices, and wellness shots. I also noticed staff regularly cleaning tables between guests, and the bar area seemed popular with travelers enjoying complimentary morning cocktails. The bathrooms were clean, modern, and had full privacy doors with no awkward gaps, which is an upgrade from the typical airport bathrooms. Overall, I had a good experience and would absolutely return during future travels through DFW.

This was the first. Centurion lounge we ever tried - other are fantastic- this one not so much!…read more On our outbound trip it was so crazy with no crowd control unlike places like Denver or Houston which staggers flow - and the lines were ridiculous for food , drinks and the restrooms so we just left . Then on the way back it opens at 5:30 but is not really functional until an hour later so other than some luke warm and frankly terrible coffee, a few pieces of and some stale pastries - it's not really full service until an hour later so fresh off a red eye - we left and went to Starbucks! Ladies on the front desk were lovely but it's not the flagship that it used to be !

Capital One Lounge is located at the Dallas Fort Worth (DFW) International Airport. It was the…read morefirst Capital One Lounge that opened in 2021 and is located at Terminal D near Gate D22. If you have the Capital One Venture X or Venture X Business credit cards, you have complimentary access although they used to allow free guests too but have since taken that away. When you are close to the lounge you can put yourself on the waitlist using the Capital One app and get notified when they're ready for you. Once you walk in you will come across a beautiful space. There are seats, tables, and outlets + free wifi everywhere with the food and drinks in the middle. Out of all the food we got our favorites were the mac and cheese and short ribs. There was a full bar where they served their signature cocktails; we liked the blazing saddles and butter pecan old fashioned. There was also a worker carrying a cart of complimentary champagne and of course we took advantage of that too. Other amenities included a fitness room, relaxation room, showers, and luggage lockers. The lounge also had snacks and ready foods like sandwiches and wraps that people could take to go. The workers also gave us bags where we could hold these foods with us when we left. This was a really cool lounge and I'm glad we were able to stop by during our short layover.

I have been to the Capital One Lounge at least 10+ times and I will die on the Capital one is the…read morebest lounge - hill. They rotate their hot and cold dishes often. They rotate their drinks and the bartenders are friendly. They rotate their snacks and keep the ones people enjoy a lot (I am a HUGE fan of the churro cheesecake and I'm not a cheesecake person). The s'mores cookie caught me by surprise because I don't like dark chocolate but it wasn't heavy on dark chocolate at all. I got 3 of the White bean chili, chicken cassoulet, bbq brisket and grits each. Sorry I'm a glutton - they were soooo delicious. The vibes are amazing too - they actually switch up the paintings too! Try to get a reserved seat if you can - it can get busy. I time my flights to be after 2 or before 12 because that's when the lunch rush is.

3/12/26: Pretty good at 6:30am after a red eye flight. The early morning staff are very good,…read moresuper friendly and most importantly gentle with us zombies on no sleep for over 24 hours. It's a tad crowded. The OJ was excellent and the biscuit and gravy amazing and yet not too heavy. Because of the patient, supportive and friendly staff, this lounge was an A+. Free for Amex Platinum users with a Priority Pass.

The good - immediately next to my gate. Great for my tight connection to grab a quick refresher…read more The meatballs were very juicy. The not so good - very small. There was a line but it moved quickly, was a full house. Very limited food offerings. Didn't get any drinks. Somehow I lost the photos

Very lovely lounge. Extremely busy but they kept the food coming and the service was friendly!…read more Pretty standard food with meatballs and rice as the hot dish. Great gravy on the meatballs but you could clearly tell it was compressed balls of meat lol Coke Zero was out on one of the machines but that's just because Dallas LOVES Coke Zero! Haha! Ambiance was very nice and quiet for how packed it was. I love to see that. Library vibes with business calls going on in lowered voices. Cheers.

Gained admirals club access with a credit card and it's been the best thing I have done for my…read moreoften traveling self. It's a frat place to come relax and snack before a flight. Easy to get in, usually quiet enough that it's easy to find a seat (except those peak DFW times) and staff are friendly. Tons of drink options - some free and some for a fee so be sure you ask. Snacks and often a full meal available to eat at all times plus a menu you can order from. Sit back, relax with a drink and snack and watch the planes outside the window, while you wait to take off yourself. Heaven to me!

Nice lounge to relax and use a cleaner restroom while waiting for a flight. Food and drink options…read moreare "good enough" and there's plenty of space to unwind -- although some areas can get quite a bit of traffic. It's also nice that I have yet to be put on a waiting list and been denied entry until I cleared it.

The Admirals Club in Terminal A at DFW is a large and well set up lounge. I went in there and found…read moreplenty of seating and a good layout. It was well stocked with food and snacks. They had the little cookies, which were good, and fresh fruit that was perfect to grab and take on the plane. It is a good place to charge your devices, get something to eat, and settle in before your next flight. Overall, this Admirals Club did exactly what I needed. I am giving it 4 stars.

Of the admirals clubs at DFW, this is my favorite. It's close to service dog facility areas, close…read moreto the train and always has the freshest food. Tonight there was corn crab chowder. Talk about cravable! I have spent many hours here, all comfortable regardless of I need computer space, a nap or just a quiet space to be. The staff is super nice and keeps everything nice and clean!!

This admirals club is one of the better ones, but there is a better one in the DFW airport. I can't…read moreremember which one, but I know I've reviewed it if you want to check the others. The food selection is pretty limited at this one, but it is sufficient for a snack or small meal on a layover. There is one club that has a whole dessert bar, so if you've got a sweet tooth, find that one. The positives are the service and the cleanliness! Everyone here is very friendly. They were willing to help us even though they were closing in 10 minutes and they were trying to clean. We were grateful because we had a short layover and were really hungry. Best bonus of this lounge: clean bathrooms! Worth the stop every time.

The lounge is getting tired. Its crowded. the food selection is just ok. The seating is getting…read moreworn, bathrooms are ok, they do keep them clean. Staff seem ambivalent. Its large, but the layout is a bit odd and seems congested. The food offerings pale beside the Capital 1 lounge. This is last resort for us.

Solid Airport lounge food! The soda machine was only on one end but beyond that it was solid…read more Avocado toast station was really good. They let me do a big side of salmon and ham which was awesome. The service was friendly. Everyone that worked there was in a good enough mood. Ambiance was on point. Not too many screaming kids or packed to the point you couldn't get food. The empanadas and chimichurri sauce was great. It was reminiscent of a flakey pie crust.

I am going to give the American airline app it's props. This five stars is for the Nav In the App…read moreonly. I taxied in from Newark at terminal A and had to get to Terminal B. The app has a navigation in it that will guide you step by step. And if you can follow directions you will have no problems. It took me from my incoming gate door and tell you left or right from the door. Really good tool for travelers. Other airline apps need that m

This lounge is serviceable. While not crowded these not much seating for an international lounge,…read morenor is the food service particularly robust... warm food was for the most part cold. There is a self service bar... but no other bar service per se. There is a Flagship Dining Room... which the AA Website advertises as available for a number of 1st Class transcontinental flights and flights to South America, but is NOT the case here. On inquiry it's only available for 1st Class London fights "... and it's always been that way..." This point service was well, serviceable. I think the good service is now found in the premium lounges and as more and more passengers qualify for lounge access. This a bit of a letdown when you've got a paid for 1st Class international ticket.

Food: 4* Service: 4*…read moreAmbiance: 4* Like most Admirals club locations, it is a respite from the hustle and bustle of travel. Welcoming, airy and comfortable space invites you to unplug, relax, and breathe. Easily accessible, but when using the AA app to find all locations. The food options are convenient and consistently good. Changed throughout the day so you can get nourishment while you wait your flight. Free house wines, periodicals, and quiet spaces really helps one to unwind and enjoy the travel experience.

The Admirals Clubs at DFW are consistently much too crowded. They've suspended day passes which I…read moresuppose has helped, but definitely not enough. On this trip we observed several people piling their stuff on chairs while meanwhile people are wandering looking for places to sit down and I don't see the staff doing anything to curb this behavior. It's 4 p.m. on Thursday right now, but the clubs seem to be packed at all times of day. Also true at LAX and to some degree in Austin. The value of membership is not what it used to be no matter how many new little food items they're adding. The whole idea is to have a relaxing, stress-free place to work or read, charge devices, and have coffee or a cocktail away from the hustle and bustle of the rest of the airport. The vibe in here is not good, and not relaxing.

This is a smaller lounge, but it still tries to maintain a bigger atmosphere through elevated…read moredecor, floor to ceiling windows that drench the space in natural light, and good quality food offerings. Located in Terminal E, it occupies a rather small footprint at gate E6. The entrance is easy- simply scan your boarding pass. This time around we were flying Air Canada which is a Star Alliance Partner. The morning we arrived, the lounge was maybe 40% full, but got progressively more crowded as the morning rolled on. The lounge area itself has lots of different seating configurations. Tables, cushy work stations or high seats that you can use as standing workspaces, are all available. Every seat has access to power outlets and USB ports for easy charging. They also have United Club WiFi that's easy to connect to- not fussy with passwords and such. The food assortment was great for such a small lounge. I took advantage of all the fresh fruits (which was excellent quality) and helped myself to the oatmeal bar where I added lots of fresh fruits and nuts. I also had a hashbrown which was awful (the frozen and reheated kind), but was salvaged by its accompanying salsa, which was good. My used plate and bowl was picked up quickly after I was done, so I would say the service is prompt and attentive. Bathrooms were clean. They have Men's and Women's restrooms as well as an accessible gender neutral restroom. Seeing as most of the patrons in this lounge seemed to be business travelers. It was rather calm and peaceful for the amount of people in there. No loud or screaming children which is always a plus when you'd looking for a respite from the hectic airport. Overall, this is a pretty good lounge, especially for its small size. I would wonder how the dynamic would change during busier times, but when I visited, I was pleasantly surprised at how good the overall experience was.

United Lounge - E7 (DFW Airport)…read more At United Airlines, your first interaction with a staff, gives you a sense of how your experience will be. As I walked in to the lounge I was greeted by two ladies with genuine big smiles. I scanned my boarding pass and mentioned, "I am SilverKris Gold member." Singapore Air partnered with United to provide additional elevated travel services. Both ladies were very knowledgeable about the partnership and they asked, "Can we see your SilverKris Gold Card? We need to put it in manually in our system to check you in complimentary." After they checked me in, I went inside the lounge to find a comfortable seat and get breakfast. For 06:00, it was extremely busy and hardly any seats available. Compared to other United Lounges I've visited, this one is comparatively small. After finding my seat, I headed for the breakfast bar. The selection was ok, not great. They offer two trays of hot items, potatoes, bacon and egg bites. A selection of breads, condiments and fruits. A multi functional coffee machines. They had a separate spot for additional fruit area and the tangerines were really old and should have been thrown out. The plates, utensils, coffee mugs and tables were all dirty. Sure, they cleaned it periodically. But, despite all the staff being friendly, It didn't feel comfortable staying at a lounge for $59/person. The staff could have done better job at keeping the lounge clean. At one point, I ordered club soda from the bar and the lady poured it in a glass. When I went to sit back at my chair and take a sip, the glass had a big coffee stain. I've traveled through this lounge several times prior and I had a much better experience with both it being busy and not so busy. I'm not sure what happened this time with the cleaning crew. Overall, it was a good experience. Staff are very helpful and friendly. Despite being busy or not, facilities should have more staff to keep it clean. This is a privilege lounge to those paying $59 per visit, per person. It goes without saying that facilities should be pleasant to each guest.