I stopped by on a weekday evening around 7:45pm, and there was plenty of seating inside. 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. read more

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This is easily the worst Centurion Lounge experience I've had. The Centurion Lounge has seriously lost 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. read more

We got surprised lobster and steak on a random Monday as a thank you for the guest. Love it. The staff are always friendly. Convenient location. Great view of the runway with all the action. Plenty of place to sit but can be bigger. read more

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Love this lounge ... and after the remodel, it's even better! The food, drinks and team are the best!! I'll come early to the airport just to enjoy the experience at this lounge read more

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The most recent time I went it was nice, since I was on an early morning flight on a less busy day. The breakfast was pretty nice for what it is, some nice hot options. read more

My favorite Centurion. The old 2 story one was so big and had that cool self serve wine thing. I never had to wait to get in. The new temp one at T2 is nice and cozy. Always havent needed to wait to get in. Always a lot of food selections. They seem to have baked salmon often which tastes great and a bunch of desserts. My last visit they even had salmon nigiri and sushi rolls. Staff is super nice and helpful. Lots of solo traveler seating which are very comfortable. read more

The Centurion Lounge - Salmon nigiri - Airport Lounges Near Me - San Francisco, California

My least favorite of the Centurion Lounges that I have been. Just seemed tighter and not as loungey as the ones in LAX or MIA for instance. Just gave me a cafeteria feel. There was always wait for a drink, not enough space at the bar and people bumping into each other to get food. From what I understand, they are remodeling their usual space so perhaps I have to come back Any reason to head to beautiful San Francisco read more

The Centurion Lounge - Airport Lounges Near Me - San Francisco, California

This lounge is easily accessible on the right after you go through security. It is very close to the lower D gates. This is a "temporary location" and supposedly a new and fancy lounge will be christened in 2027. This current iteration of the lounge is open: 5am-11pm. I was granted access without difficulty about three hours before my flight. Typical breakfast options were being served including assorted fruit, oatmeal, grits, & lots of breakfast pastries. The hot food consisted of egg white frittatas, biscuits & gravy, chicken apple sausage, mini pancakes, bacon & vegan sausage. Items were being replenished quickly and there were a number of employees clearing plates & assisting patrons. At 11am, the staff announced last call for breakfast, & they indicated that they would be setting up for lunch. The bar is fully stocked & the coffee machines are humming. I had a 2% latte that was pleasant. On the other side of the lounge is a fully stocked tea & drip coffee station. There is also a water / water bottle refill station that is not exactly intuitive. You have to hold down the little button at the base of the faucet. Anyhoo... The space itself is nothing special or spectacular, and it was quite busy the whole time I sat here. It was more pleasant than sitting at the gate though, that is for sure! The bathrooms are adequate. L'Occitane Verveine soap is stocked, but there is no lotion. (When I went back into the bathroom before I left the lounge, the lotion had been restocked.) Shower facilities are available upon request. Overall, this is an adequate lounge that does the job, but it is not a showstopper or particularly memorable - nor does it really scream "Centurion", premium, luxury, or anything similar to that. Peace. read more

The Centurion Lounge - Frittata, chicken apple sausage & fruit - Airport Lounges Near Me - San Francisco, California

Had breakfast here with my family before our morning flight. It was not crowded at 5:45am and we went in right away. Check in staff was friendly. Breakfast options were the following: Biscuits & gravy- just okay. This was a little dense and heavy for my liking. Bacon- always a solid choice and perfectly cooked Sausage- tasted fine. Herbed potatoes- I enjoyed this and the veggies Egg white omelettes- Did not try this but looked fine. Pancakes- Did not try any but looked fine. Green smoothie- I enjoyed these. Oatmeal- This was fine and texture was perfect. Yogurt- Did not try this Various fruit- Pineapple, honeydew, cantaloupe, blueberries. Fresh and pineapple and melons were sweet. Pastry items: croissants, danish, cinnamon roll- just okay Staff were attentive and area was clean. I am not a breakfast person, but needed something since I was flying to the east coast. read more

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The lounge is in a different place since I was here 3 years ago. Entered on Tuesday around 2:40pm. There was no wait. It is spacious but it was about 85% full. It has a view of the runway. There is a bar where you get your drinks. 1 drink per person at a time. They make some good cocktails that will surely give you a buzz. There's also 2 coffee stations and the food options were pretty good for a lounge. They had pesto pasta, 2 kinds of grilled chicken, tofu, roasted zucchini's, salads, tomato bisque, chicken noodle soup, 2 kinds of shooters: beet with ginger and strawberry mango and plenty of desserts. read more

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Access with certain American Express cards. My access is thanks to hubby, that's his shout out for the year lol. Not sure why people over judge and under appreciate if it's provided as a compliment. First thing to know is this place gets busy and I've always had to wait. If the wait is too I sadly head over to one of the priority pass lounges. Ayez and Dutta are amazing at the bar if you like to socialize and have fun. Food is much better than most other lounges and they have a wider beer, bourbon and whiskey options. Salmon was moist, prawns not shrimps in the pasta and the desserts were fresh/ Big shout out to the hard working staff and Constantino for a well oiled operation. read more

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At American Express Centurion Lounge, this is a lounge that looks premium on the surface but fails where it matters most. It delivers food and amenities that are, at best, on par with standard airline lounges, and more importantly, it breaks down in execution at critical moments -- including a complete failure to coordinate wheelchair assistance. For a Centurion Lounge, that is not a minor issue. It defines the experience. The space itself looks polished at first glance. Natural light, clean layout, a mix of seating that works for dining or waiting. But once you sit down and start moving through the lounge, it becomes clear this is operating much closer to a well-run buffet than a premium environment. The food follows that exact pattern. The cold items are clean and straightforward -- nothing wrong, nothing memorable. The hot food is better than expected in one respect: it's actually hot. From there, it becomes uneven. The asparagus is well executed with a proper bite. The red curry tofu is one of the few dishes with real flavor and even a bit of heat. The salmon is tender but slightly fishy. The chicken and meatballs are acceptable but forgettable. The tomato bisque is thicker than average, but still reads as basic and one-dimensional. Nothing is bad. But very little rises above that. The desserts lean even more toward broad appeal. The lemon tart is overly sweet with muted acidity. The fruit tart looks fresh but is dominated by cream. The cheesecake has the right texture but lacks a strong cheese profile, with a raspberry topping that tastes more artificial than real. The chocolate ganache is the most enjoyable of the group, mostly because of the dark chocolate shell, but even that falls into "better, not good." The pattern is consistent: everything is designed to be easy, safe, and widely acceptable -- not precise, not distinctive, and not something you'd go out of your way for. Even basic elements show the same limitation. Coffee is fully automated, but there's no cream or half-and-half available, so you're locked into preset ratios. Tea requires using the same machine for hot water, with no easy way to control temperature because there's no cold water available nearby. It works, but it's rigid and incomplete. The bar is one of the few places where the lounge shows actual structure. The chamomile spritz is balanced, with a light floral note, a subtle bitterness, and a clean finish that avoids the sweetness seen elsewhere. As the ice melts, more of the drink opens up -- the alcohol becomes more defined and the bitterness sharpens. But it's served heavily iced and very cold, which mutes those qualities upfront. Even here, the execution feels slightly held back. Operationally, the lounge functions. Food is refilled, and the space is maintained. But service is not attentive. Tables are not cleared while you're actively using them -- plates remained on the table until I left entirely, at which point they were removed. It's a system that reacts to vacancy, not one that supports the guest in real time. The most significant issue, however, is how accessibility is handled. At check-in, when requesting wheelchair assistance, the immediate response was to emphasize that the service is handled by a third party and outside their control. That framing becomes more concerning when the service itself fails to execute. I waited at the lounge. No one arrived. There was no notification that assistance had shown up. Eventually, I had to make my way to the gate on my own. By the time I got there, wheelchair staff were present at the gate instead, indicating the request had not been coordinated to the correct location at all. This is not a minor delay. It is a breakdown in coordination, communication, and execution at a point where the experience should be handled with the most care. At one point, I overheard another guest mention that the food had been upgraded for this temporary location. If that's true, it only reinforces the issue -- because even in its current form, this does not meet the standard expected of a Centurion Lounge. And that's really the core problem. Compared to top-tier lounges like Cathay Pacific Lounge, this falls well short. Compared to standard lounges like United Club or Delta Sky Club, it's roughly on the same level. That's the issue. It shouldn't be. This is a premium-branded lounge that delivers a slightly above-average experience at best, with a critical failure in service where it matters most. No amount of branding -- or temporary location -- changes that. read more

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The "temporary" location in terminal D is much nicer than the old lounge and the staff is super friendly. Unfortunately the wait times are still unacceptable (40 minutes) and the slop they serve for lunch is inedible except for the salad bar. read more

The Centurion Lounge - Chicken and cauliflower- yuck - Airport Lounges Near Me - San Francisco, California

The Centurian lounge in SFO is now in a temporary location in Terminal 2 right after you exit security. As someone who's flying out of Terminal 1 more it's super convenient to walk from the temporary location to the B or C gates. The space and buffet areas are a bit smaller than the original location in Terminal 3 but the food is solid (lunch/dinner is always better than breakfast) and luckily there usually isn't a wait (unlike the Club lounge in Terminal 1). The staff here is always great which is a nice plus. read more

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Pretty busy lounge (go figure) but staff are all very friendly. The food is actually decent for a lounge, and there's quite a bit of healthy options! If there's no wait list, you have 10 minutes to get to the lounge once you check-in on the app. If there is a wait, they give you a time to come back, so it's convenient to plan. If you have the black card, I don't believe you need to wait. But also, if you have the black card, wouldn't you be flying on PJs?? I do think it's not quite as luxe as I would have expected for the Amex brand, but it's not bad for free access. Space is pretty clean as well considering how busy it is. read more

Much better experience this time! Lovely lounge with good food and drinks! I had a caesar salad and added feta cheese and shrimp !! It was delish!! Then I had a sky high cocktail which I very much enjoyed. Service was fantastic !! A very nice lounge!! I will definite use it again when at SFO!! read more

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The Centurion Lounge always makes us feel taken care of. Every time we visit, we're able to enjoy one of the private rooms, which gives us a quiet and comfortable space away from the busy terminal. The privacy, service, and overall atmosphere really make the experience feel exclusive and relaxing. Great food, great drinks, and consistently excellent hospitality every visit. read more

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This is a review of the temporary location in T2. Good location right past security, and a typically sized lounge. Not as well appointed as the original Centurion Lounge, but this one is more open. I like it. The old one was harder to navigate with the narrow hallways. Hot food options were served on a mobile display in the middle of the floor instead of placed against a wall. This evening's hot food options included grilled shrimp, meatballs, broccolini, tikka masala, and garlic chicken. It was a small but mighty selection. It was about 90% full on Saturday at 5 pm. read more

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This Amex Centurion Lounge was a Temp location so its basic in its decoration and design but it was very comfortable and the food service was nice too. Food was plentiful and constantly restocked. They had a full bar with staff for all your beverage needs as well as a couple automatic espresso machines. the thing that impressed me most was the attentive of the staff, helpful with any question and quick to clear tables for rapid turn over. i had a 3 hour wait for the final journey home from Germany so i got to watch and as i said i was impressed. Great Job SFO Terminal 2 Centurion Lounge. read more

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This review as of April 3, 2026 pertains to the TEMPORARY location in Terminal 2 (D Gates) at San Francisco International Airport. On Friday afternoon of what for many is an important holiday weekend (Easter), the Centurion Lounge was limiting access and using an online waiting list. I hold the Platinum Card® (primary cardholder). I had to wait about 20 minutes to enter. I checked in to the queue by scanning a QR code at the door (there are different codes for each type of cardmember, so if the sign with the codes is up, be sure to scan the right one). After you scan, you'll be taken to an online form to fill out. You'll get an email or text to confirm you're on the waitlist, and another with a QR code when it's your turn to enter. Once you get your code, go to the reception desk and show your QR code and boarding pass. If it's busy, you'll be asked to choose a table or seat appropriate to your party size (i.e., if you're alone, don't take a table for four). It is a nice space, with a variety of seating. After the wait, I didn't have a lot of time to explore before I needed to be at my gate, so I went right for the food. Food quality was good, but not stellar. I was able to get some nice chicken and a vegetable. Had to try something sweet, so I got a chocolate-dipped coconut macaroon. THAT was really good. Staff were all friendly and helpful. They were staffed well enough that tables were getting cleaned promptly as soon as people left. They do have a bar, but given time pressure, I didn't get anything. I don't fly out of SFO all that often, so I don't know when I'll get an opportunity to give the Centurion Lounge another chance. But I do hope that once Terminal 3 is renovated and they're back in their regular location, I might have a better experience. read more

This is a very average lounge. I don't understand why it is customary in these airport credit card/priority pass lounges that the employees treat customers like an inconvenience. I also hate the way they treat standby passengers. If you don't have a seat yet, you have to wait until you are cleared. This cuts into your time in the lounge. Since you usually get placed on a waitlist, and most airlines clear less than an hour out, then you are scrambling to (re)join the waitlist and get in there for a short time and then race to your gate. Usually I have to re-list for the waitlist more than once, because I am not always cleared by the time the time my lounge admittance clearance expires when I get the text. We pay so much for these credit cards and the airport is already super stressful. Why must they create more stress just for a mediocre lounge? And why are we paying so much for the annual card fees? I think it's bait and switch. They market to frequent travelers, but then provide a substandard experience. The place was crowded. The food was okay for breakfast. Not a heck of a lot of variety. I was not drinking, nor eating bread, so my options were even more limited than usual. The coffee is good. I'll give them that. The place is clean. It's just really crowded and the customer service is not great. Chairs are not that comfortable. It's a gigantic "meh" for me. read more

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Temporary lounge in SF visited in Feb of 2026 Not to hard to find. Place has plenty of space at the time we went. We went after 9pm The white pasta they service was delicious. The prawn dish was a go too. The prawns were cooked perfectly and the sauce was flavorful. A bit of a wait to get an alcoholic beverage so went with the ice tea and juice. read more

Always nice ending a vacation with a chill airport experience and the Centurion Lounge provides that! Albeit after a hearty walk due to airport remodeling - but hey we got our steps in before several hours in the sky Love this lounge - they have a wine wall that allows you to experience several pours via a QR code - a little early for that, I enjoyed a mimosa and some avocado toast!! The folks here are lovely - especially the lady behind the bar! Did not catch her name but she was great! Lovely clean, calm atmosphere and we can leave our trip relaxed and ready to fly!! read more

The Centurion Lounge - Wine wall - Airport Lounges Near Me - San Francisco, California

The SFO Centurion lounge is in Terminal 2 domestic side, so it's a long walk from the international gates. The place is clean but cramped. The buffet is just mediocre and the WiFi didn't work for me. I only spoke to the registration people who were friendly enough and I didn't need to wait to get in. I don't know if it's worth the Amex Platinum membership fee but it's nicer than most Priority pass lounges. read more

I remember when this lounge was the Alaska Lounge, and while I believe it's a temporary situation, I wasn't super impressed with this Centurion outpost. Like most lounges these days, it was very crowded. My friend and I managed to gain entry before they started a waitlist. Inside, nearly every seat was taken. Thankfully my companion and I are close, so that when we spotted a loveseat we weren't shy about sharing it. Food was decent. The bubbly we toasted with started our trip off on the right note. Don't miss the interesting beverage bar on the left side of the lounge (not far from the bathrooms). I didn't spy it until we were leaving but it had all manner of teas and infused waters. My friend filled up her water bottle with a beverage (passion fruit? prickly pear? I cannot here recall) she didn't stop raving about until we were on the plane. I was mildly disappointed I hadn't done the same! read more

Stopped by this Centurion Lounge before my evening flight to Canada. While I've been to the original location, this review is for their temporary spot in Terminal 2. My biggest gripe with this location is the limited seating. The original lounge offered far more space and a variety of seating options, including proper table setups perfect for eating and working on a laptop. I usually work on my iPad while waiting for flights, but here, the only seat I could snag was a small chair with a tiny table that barely fit my plate. Definitely not ideal for working or eating comfortably. On the plus side, the dinner service was outstanding--easily a 10/10. Honestly, it's probably the best lounge food I've had, second only to Haneda Airport's lounge (which had onigiri and katsu sandos with beer on tap--hard to beat that!). I especially appreciated the variety and inclusivity of plant-based options. Both the hot bar and salad bar were well-stocked, and the dessert section was equally impressive. That said, the lounge did get cramped and crowded, to the point they had to implement a waitlist. Hopefully, next time I'm flying out of SFO, they'll be back in their original location, which offered a far more comfortable experience. read more

The Centurion Lounge - My plate with the sauteed asparagus, salad, rice and vegan bulgogi! - Airport Lounges Near Me - San Francisco, California

This lounge is by far our favorite among the American Express airport lounges we have been to. This is also the biggest one, it's very spacious and open with a lot of seatings. The food selections were great especially desserts! The bartenders at the bar were very friendly! Great lounge to relax and enjoy some food and drinks before boarding! read more

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I went to the temporary lounge at SFO on a Friday evening in terminal 2 and was pleasantly surprised. I didn't have to wait at all. Although the space wasn't too large, I found an empty seat/table to settle into for a 1.5 hour layover. The buffet was decent with a larger than expected choice of entrees (bbq chicken, meatballs with marinara sauce, shrimp scampi and tofu) , delicious broccolini. There was also a nice selection of deserts. I appreciated that even though it was after 915 PM, they continued to restock the buffet. The staff was pleasant enough, and they were efficient at cleaning up used glasses and plates. My faith in AMEX Centurion lounges is restored for now. read more

The Centurion Lounge - Chicken, shrimp scampi, meatballs and Kale Caesar - Airport Lounges Near Me - San Francisco, California

Tip: Check in using the AmEx app immediately after landing to avoid a long wait. Centurion Lounge has an online wait list and this place gets busy! Fortunately, the staff frequently checks on occupancy and seating options throughout the lounge, allowing travelers to enter as quickly as possible. Food is average, bar service is speedy. Note: 1 drink per order so each person needs to be present at the bar to get a drink. read more

The centurion lounge is located within SFO terminal 2&3. This location is temporary as the main lounge is under renovations. I was actually here at this temporary lounge during its opening week and it's come a long way. Compared to other Amex lounges, from the outside it does look misplaced, however, after walking inside, you'd never know it's a temporary location. I adore me an airport lounge and Amex never disappoints me. The food: 10/10. The drinks: unlimited. The vibes: unmatched. You have people drinking, sleeping, working, fighting... it's the perfect spot to unwind before your flight. The Amex lounge is the sole reason I come to the airport early enough to have 3 full hours to enjoy the amenities. read more

Amex Centurion Lounge, SFO T3 Concourse F Overall: A // 5 stars It appears that the Centurion Lounge at SFO is perpetually in a closed state, but I managed to catch them open during the short window after their renovation and before they temporarily closed until 2027 again. The lounge is long and narrow, overlooking one of the many United terminals; features two bars, and one fairly large buffet. As with other Centurion lounges, their selection of food is not expansive, but substantial, consistently good quality, and rotating; their bar is well stocked to satisfy almost everyones needs. I only seem to be visiting on weekend nights, so the lounge is always comfy and accessible with ease as long as you have an eligible credit card. It is beautiful, spacious, clean and super fulfilling. Great lounge, hope it opens again soon. Food: +1 Drinks: +1 Access: +1 Atmosphere: +1 Service: E Amenities: E Overall: 5 stars Insta/Beli/Yelp/TikTok: @amei_eats read more

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Back open in temporary location in Terminal 2. Glad they have something temporary, but it's not as nice as the primary location or other lounges at SFO like The Club. It's also been quite busy and at least half of my flights there's a waitlist. read more

The Centurion Lounge - Closed for maintenance as of Jan 30, 2025 - Airport Lounges Near Me - San Francisco, California

A great place to stay in long layovers with free food and drinks. They are in a temporary lounge in terminal 2 until 2027 where the will reopen a new lounge in terminal 3 again. The temporary lounge does get crowded at times and there can be a 15-30 min wait but the food is always good and beer on tap ice cold. One nice little hidden feature that I have used multiple times with no wait is the private shower. Checkin is easy and you have 30 minutes to freshen up which is perfect when traveling multi day from international to international locations. Allows you to feel like you havnt been traveling for 12 to 24 hours and also ensures your not all sweaty and stinky on the next flight. read more

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Service is impeccable. Everyone is super nice and helpful. The space is large. Nice and quiet. The chairs , most importantly , are comfy. The food is your typical lounge fare but quality is good. Tasty and maintained at the right temps. Everything works. PSA: Kids over 2 needs to pay $30 Thankfully, my 12 year old ate enough to make it worthwhile. read more

The Centurion Lounge - Airport Lounges Near Me - San Francisco, California

A bit on the smaller side but I like to sit at the bar when I come to the clubs and Jessica was a prompt and polite bartender. Was pleased to be her customer. Friendly and bubbly, she made my day. They have a nice spread of decent breakfast food (including vegan stuff) and change it out just before luchtime. It was quite busy there but service was good. Woould definitely return in the future if ever in SFO read more

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It's funny after the renovation is an astounding 3 stars instead the previous 4, 5. Overcrowded though no wait. Staff is super duper nice. Every one is awesome great service. But the food... while it is clean, always wiped down, but this is no lounge, it serves cafeteria style food with no notable ingredients (previously they had liholiho yacht club platters). Now they serve plain food that look like they came out of packages in paper cups - really feel like worse than a school cafeteria than a platinum lounge. Not worth the price. The drinks are okay, also looking kind of average. Again, SFO is a busy airport, the staff is super nice and tries their best, but wow in terms of value it is even a 2 stars. It is kind an insult to frequent travelers and jetsetters. I mean the SFO Market restaurant has better food and seatings. read more

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What a disappointment! Been to the original one and that was amazing. This is the bang opposite. While I do understand that this is a temporary location while the other is under construction, they could have done a better job as far as service, food and drinks atleast. Everything was subpar. Even priority pass lounges are better than this. Barely any choice in food and drinks and rude staff. It says that the original one will reopen in 2027. Does it take that long to renovate that much space? Very disappointed co sideline the crazy annual fees we pay for the card. read more

The Centurion Lounge at SFO is fantastic. I assume the actual lounge is under renovation but i was equally impressed with the makeshift setup--you wouldn't even guess it wasn't the permanent space. And as always, their food is top-notch. I love the variety of pastries and the main dishes are always great. No matter which airport I'm at, the Centurion Lounge consistently delivers. Service exceptional as always. read more

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Came here with a friend before a flight from SFO to see if it's worth the hype. I have priority pass and wanted to see if the Centurion lounge was any better. I arrived about 15 minutes before they were switching the food from the breakfast menu to the lunch menu. Sad to say that the lounge didn't really exceed my expectations. Only the AMEX card holder is allowed free entry and any additional guests is $50, but I don't think the food or drinks are worth $50. There was also a long wait for the lunch food once they swapped it out and I wasn't a fan of the options. The lounge is large and somewhat spacious but it has a really strange design where there's the front section that is closest to the food, a coffe machine and a bar. Then there's a hallway strip that leads you to the back of the lounge with additional seating that has another bar and other snacks, but the restrooms are in the middle and the hallway isn't that large so people you might have issues moving around people. The one thing I will say is that it did seem that for most of the seating they did have a lot of power outlets close by to charge up before your flight. Thought it was cool to come check out, but probably will stick with the priority pass lounges moving forward. read more

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What a crap experience. Been a member since 1986. They had a waiting list at 10pm on a short connection. Watched 20 people exit without a text to enter. Signing up to "maybe" get into a lounge is the opposite of a luxurious experience. Headed over to Polaris where true luxury exist. read more