The lounge closes at 7pm and after several times at BUF, I finally got to go…read more The lounge is small but has good amenities. There are 2 unisex bathrooms. I sat at the bar and the bartender did everything from serving drinks, prepping food, cleaning up, taking out the trash. You should tip him even though tip jar isn't even there and nothing was required. Alcoholic drinks were unlimited. I remember many lounges that I went to had limited amount of 2 drinks or so. This lounge doesn't have it. The food is not too high of quality. You get some pasta, salad, some desserts, soup of the day, tea, coffee, soft drinks, and infused water. Overall I had an okay experience. Not over the top but I have nothing to complain.

The Club Buffalo fits my idea of a near-perfect airport lounge. Conveniently located near the…read moregates, this airport lounge never feels too crowded, even on very busy days. I've visited here a few times and each time, I've left happy. You check in with the friendly desk clerk to get access. There's plenty of intimate seating that's great for solo and couple travelers. The lounge has large picture windows that look out over the terminal, so you can have a great view of the airplanes taking off and landing. There are plenty of charging ports and wifi stations, and the seating is very comfortable and clean. The private restrooms are a plus, too. Food-wise, you'll find a small self-serve buffet of various hot items, snacks, and sweets. I really like their mini brownies so if they have a pan of those out, get one! Sometimes I've seen chicken fingers, spinach dip, meatballs, and soup, and there's always a bowl of salty pretzels and tasty candies available. Healthy snacks (like hummus with pita and vegetables, light and bright pasta salad, fresh fruit, and cheese cubes) are available as well. The menu changes often, so you never know what you're going to get. Sodas, bottled water, and booze are free and included. They have hot tea and a great espresso machine, too. There's a handy t.v. screen that tells you the current flight status, so you'll know when it's time to leave and go to your gate. I've never seen any sort of time limit enforced here, making the lounge a great place to hang if your plane is delayed.

Picking up my son was a nice surprise. We haven't done a pickup for quite a few years. FYI they…read morehave construction going on and we ended up in the preferred parking on accident due to cones everywhere. Going through we weren't finding any spots. We seen empty spots around a tunnel to walk to the terminal thinking they were handicap but ended up being no overnight parking. That worked out well. Easy path to the terminal. They now have a nice place for arrivals. Comfy seats and even a restaurant if you are early or if there are delays. Than you go straight down to the baggage claim. And we were able to walk out straight to our vehicle. We were there about 45 minutes total. It cost us about 1.50 for parking. That was an awesome price. This was a perfect pickup.

This is actually a pretty good size airport…read more I remember hanging out here on my trip to Toronto. This is where I flew in and caught a bus to our northern neighbors. The decor and Bills memorabilia was pretty cool! They also have an Anchor bar in the airport, home of the original buffalo wing! LETS GO BUFFALO!

Wonderful service…read more Better food that you can get on the plane in business Good choice of dessert (kids can order chocolate milk) A bit crowded this last trip (two minute wait to get to our table but it was moreso the fact that there were so many people) They have a kids menu (chicken nuggets etc) but my kiddo didn't need it

What a superb experience start to finish. Only select group allowed: cash pay business/first class…read moretickets, not mileage purchase. Very exclusive. Like a first class restaurant... really amazing service and experience. Great service. Hostess a bit pissy on whether or not you can come in but she quickly learned. She too seems to think she's too important lol.

I've been to this airport twice now and have enjoyed it both times. I can see why it was voted "the…read morebest small airport". It's always very chill in here and never super crowded so it provides a really good flying experience. Food options were not super plenty full so you should eat Outside the airport if you can. Plenty of stations for water and bathroom, brakes and lots of seating for waiting. Security lines were never long and you can come here closer to your flight so you don't have to spend as much time in the airport. Pick up and drop off areas were wide open so you don't have the rose of backed up cars. Very good airport!

I haven't flown through this airport, but my partner did and he had an easy enough time. As far as…read morethe experience of dropping off/picking someone up, this airport has a lot to love. It's right off the highway and easy to navigate to. Signage upon entering is clear and easy to follow. The hourly parking lot is SUPER close to the terminal and only $2/hr. The airport is layed out so that you enter through the arrival/baggage area, which is super convenient if you're picking someone up. Departures are upstairs. It's very easy to navigate this airport. It's small and not too crowded. It's nice to have this option in the area, especially because the Syracuse airport is also a smaller regional airport so flights can be limited.

First time flying out from here. It's a small airport, it has 2 Tim Hortons and another shop at…read moresells beverages and sandwiches. One Tim Hortons is located before going through security which offers hot food and drinks. The other one is located after security and it only serves drinks. I would recommend bringing your own food as the selections are pretty limited and that's what I did. When boarding you will need to walk outside as it's not connected to the airport. It certainly takes less time to get in and out from the airport as it's less busy compared to Pearson.

I do love an "alternative" airport and on this Friday during my visit, it was very quiet. John C…read more Munro Hamilton International Airport is YHM and serves Southern Ontario. It is 40 miles from Toronto so not ideal if you're visiting the city as it does not have the same high speed rail as Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ). Currently serving three "low cost carriers", Play, Sunwing and WestJet fly from here to Iceland, Mexico and, yes, Calgary. There are also bus transfers operated by Air Canada to Pearson. Lots of open parking, lots of great signage pointing the way and super easy to get onto a highway and away from here. No lounges that I could see. [Review 1462 of 2024 - 140 in Ontario - 22485 overall]

What a great find. Similar to the USO, this is a lounge for veterans and service members to use to…read moreget free coffee, snack, sodas, etc. It is funding entirely by local donations and staffed by volunteers. It is inside the secure zone so troops waiting for a flight can hang out there. They even have a dog dishes for service animals.

Long wait about an hour on the waitlist before it got to me…read more Nice thing is they offer a takeout box option! When it got to my turn, since I had no time to spend in the lounge (too close to departure), A staff member scooped and boxed up the food for me, placed it nicely in a paper bag, gave me a bottle of water for me and my guest and I was on my way. I don't know what food was packed but I'm just glad I got to leave with something after the long wait. So kind and convenient!

The international lounge was closed, so only the domestic lounge was operating--and it was crowded…read more I checked in with my pass and was placed on a waiting list. The wait was about 20 minutes, which was reasonable. However, once inside, it was difficult to find a seat due to how packed it was. The hot food selection was very disappointing, and I honestly can't believe people pay $$$ for this level of service. The offerings included frozen basa fillet in a coconut-based sauce, overcooked chow mein, mayo-heavy coleslaw, and frozen chicken dumplings--overall worse than a decent food court meal, or even an average airplane meal. I understand that a domestic lounge may cater to short-stay travelers, but since international passengers are also being accommodated here, there should be a wider variety and better quality of hot food options.

KLM Crown Lounge, a small lounge. Perfectly functional lounge for KLM passengers…read more First off, I think it's awesome KLM has a "Crown Lounge" in Toronto! The KLM lounge in Toronto's Terminal 3 (near gate C32) is a bit dated in look, but it does what it needs to do. Plenty of seating, comfortable chairs, strong Wi-Fi, and power outlets where you need them. The buffet is generous and well stocked, making it easy to grab a proper meal before a long flight. Not flashy, but calm, comfortable, and reliable -- a solid place to spend some pre-flight time.

I truly enjoyed the openness and upscale feel of this lounge. Access was quick and easy. To my…read moreliking, they had a good Italian wine selection, although I found they lacked variety when it came to Scotch and other hard liquors. The food was decent -- consistent with what you typically find in lounges. They offered plenty of window seating, which is ideal when you're in an airport lounge. Saluti

I love the atmosphere and the cigar selections. Emmit is really good with getting you what you want…read morebased on your likes and dislikes. Definitely talk with him while he's working. The lounge is super cozy and relaxing. The fellow cigar smokers are chill and just love to shoot the small talk. Plus they have a TV and poker tables for certain nights. Today I am enjoying a Gurkha Volition America on this Father's Day.

19 days after placing an order on 12-10-25 and no shipping notification. AVOID, AVOID, AVOID: No…read moreone answers phone, voice mails not accepted and Emails not returned. Terrible does not accurately describe my experience. So much for the Christmas present. Two Emails, at least twenty attempted phone calls. Created an account and saw that 12/10 status was "product backordered and should ship within 4-5 days" (status remains the same on 12/29 which is processing but will not let me cancel the order). Should have just bought local, lesson learned.

Ambiance 5/5 - divey, fun, charming. I liked the woodsy and dark interior, the graffiti covered…read morewalls with beer labels. There is an outdoor patio to enjoy during warm weather, which I will be sure to check out again this summer. Village of Williamsville favorite and I'm glad I finally tried it. Food 4/5- it's not a place that you come for dinner. But if you'd like to have a side with your beer or cider, there are a few selections. I ordered from the daily special menu a grilled cheese sandwich with buffalo chicken inside with chips $5.00 not bad. You really come here for the alcoholic drink so keep that in mind. I had a glass of white wine since I'm not a beer drinker. Service 5/5- bartender was friendly and took our orders right away.

Got here late on a Friday night. Was hungry for some food. Wings in particular. They were the only…read moreones open up late, near the airport, that could satisfy my taste. Unfortunately a few minutes after I landed, they closed the kitchen. I think it was about 1030 which sucked. So instead we snagged a drink. We had a gin and sprite, a wayward lane fine print ale, and an IPA which was okay. I forgot the name of it. Small place to sit inside. Maybe good for 30 people. Decent amount outside maybe 20. So it's not a huge plane but the noise coming from it was loud and so it had pretty decent energy. There was also an intense game of cornhole happening as well.