When we first arrive, there were only snacks where the food goes but within a few minutes,…read moreeverything was transformed into an amazing food buffet! Everything was so flavorful! Highly recommend the food! They also had a bar, soda/juice area, coffee and water as well. The lady that worked behind the bar and took care of the bar area was so sweet and accommodating. She was busy working the whole time we were there. Everyone was friendly and helpful and there were plenty of seats. It stayed pretty quiet which was perfect after all the stress of flying.

Located in the Dulles airport, this is one of the lounge options under the Priority Club. This was…read moremy first visit to Turkish Airlines Lounge and it left me wanting more. The seating is very close to others and there is no management of seating. A person can occupy a larger table and it forces others to scout for somewhere else to sit. There was also a delay in cleaning off the tables to support arriving guests. Food options were minimal and there were no meat offerings. Not that it is a must have, but the offerings were in need of replenishment and oversight to keep the food bar clean and orderly. I made myself a veggie plate and there wasn't salad dressing, nor oil and vinegar. I made due with what was available and called it good. There are soft drinks, coffee, tea and alcohol options, along with a station to fill your water bottle with filtered water. Good views along the window at two person tables. There are outlets to support recharging your devices and wifi is available to download content and whatever you may need it for. A robot server was in use during my visit. It didn't wow me as there were still areas that needed some attention. Staff were friendly and answered my questions. Not a terrible experience but this lounge pales in comparison to the Centurion and some others that I've frequented. The amenities are the draw and even that seemed to be a struggle.

I hope the managers read these reviews like to give a shout out to TAREK and one of the managers,…read morenick and all the filing faces in most of all the cooks and cleaners in the back you constantly go out of their way to nourish and foster a warm environment or travelers can unwind before their fights I'm gonna leave your team a review everywhere i can ..... cause you guys are killing it smile ambience the food nick the supervisor and the manager Abere........ thank you. well done !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

One of the best lounges at Dulles! It is my go to whenever I am flying out; you can expect me to…read morehead there right after going through security. It is conveniently located right after pre-check TSA. They have a rotating variety of options from morning to night. It is small bites style offered as well as to go items prepackaged. The mushroom pasted toast, kale salad, and artichoke dip were great. Something new that I have never experienced is the on demand tea demonstration. Servers come around and make fresh tea mix in front of you ans offer a slice of lemon cake. It was a thoughtful offer preparing people for a long flight. Will go back again and again.

Food is okay. Not the best and not the worst. Bathrooms are clean. It's somewhat small and has…read moreoverflow seating downstairs where there are limited food options and no bathrooms, but the downstairs is cooler and more quiet. You can bring food from down from the upstairs. Wifi doesn't work in the basement. I tried to connect and it wouldn't work. Then one of the servers told me connectivity is often a problem down here. People are polite and service is friendly. What you see in the photos is the breakfast service.

Poor food selection. Most of the time I can't find anything appealing to eat. Bartender never…read moresmiles, or even simply gives you a verbal response. There are a lot to be improved in this place.

Credit where it's due: the British Airways lounge at Dulles isn't terrible, shocking, I know…read more Decent food, actual space to breathe, and no one fighting over an outlet. I'm usually a lounge snob, but this one didn't make me regret my life choices. So... well done, I guess????

As an American Airlines EP Member and One World Emerald, I was denied access to this BA Lounge. It…read morestates publicly at the BA website that One World Emerald members flying that day are granted admission regardless of booked class flying domestic or international. I was denied access because I wasn't flying internationally, but flying domestic 1st Class on AA. I have escalated this to the Executive Platinum Liaison Group who confirms that I should not have been denied admission. I was considering fly BA direct from Austin to Heathrow, but no longer! This is a clear embarrassment for British Airways disrespecting One World Emerald members from a founding member of the One World Alliance...AMERICAN AIRLINES!

We had a 1 hr layover and the Etihad lounge was full and waitlist. We walked by the Virgin Atlantic…read morelounge on our way to Turkish Lounge and decided to take advantage of availability vs an unknown waitlist situation at the Turkish Airlines Lounge. The Lounge is on the smaller side with a cafeteria atmosphere at the bar side, small food selection and limited "living room" style chairs in main area. Upstairs was closed. Waitstaff were friendly. Not all beverages are on "the house."

Well, it is a lounge. Have some greens salad, pasta and sandwiches. Everything else is PAID. It's…read moremy first time I see lounge with paid food. So cheap!

THIS is the lounge?! It is hotter than hell in here. The bar is a tiny counter where three…read moreemployees are standing and arguing. Food is mediocre. Floors are dirty. Would be a shame if it wasn't "free"

First time visit, because they only open after noon. Received greetings from one of the two staff…read moreupon walking in. For the Priority Pass patrons, we were directed to the Business Lounge downstairs. The food choices were limited, but still have both cold and hot dishes. A few choices for snacks and desserts, but only apples for fruits. Offered both hot and cold beverages. Across the hallway, there was a full bar below stairs.

I haven't visited this Polaris Lounge in a long time and I was connecting via SFO to Dulles and on…read moreto Lisboa, Portugal and had an hour to kill and dinner to eat. Checked out the sit down restaurant which was empty when I sat down and filled up quickly as the hour got later. Had a crab salad with large lump crab minimally adorned and a burger with the works. Except for an overcooked egg on top (I do love a runny egg) it was a solid meal and the espresso martinis hit the spot ! Strong work !! Highly recommended.

I was at the Dulles Airport on May 9th via United Airlines. The lounge nearest me is a "United…read moreClub" in the D gates. Upon seeing my boarding pass, the staff informed me that we qualify to visit the Polaris Lounge instead, a 5 to 8 minutes' walk away, near Gate C17. I asked which will be less crowded. She said they are both crowded, but the Polaris is much nicer. We decided to hoof it over to the Polaris since it's supposed to be a big deal, ignoring the fact that we probably have 45 minutes only to stay there. She wasn't kidding. The place was packed. It was very difficult to get a pair of seats, and we basically were stalkers waiting for folks to leave. Meanwhile, we were sweating from the walk and from the many people inside the lounge. After finally having seats, we looked at the food and drinks selection. I have to admit the food selection is impressive. They have a dining section that is full table service. Then there is a buffet section with good selection of proteins and produce in addition to the usual snacks. I was too hot to be hungry by then and chose only several cocktail prawns plus a few asparagus stalks. After a cold soda with ice from the bar, it was time to leave. There was also a line to wait for the bathroom. Next time, we won't fancy a Polaris Lounge when we don't have the time to stay.

I haven't been in this United Club in nearly ten years, and it pretty much hasn't changed. The…read moreClub layout is confusing with little signage. Entry is one the concourse level with stairs and elevator down to the Club level -- level with the tarmac. The Club was empty at 5:30 AM on a Tuesday; the breakfast offering was limited. Fresh honeydew melon wasn't ripe. Seating was comfortable.

Feels like an attemp to utilize an area nobody wanted. It's downstairs, chopped up and a grouping…read moreof small constricted spaces. It's a second though, economy space is a less than perfect airport.