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This is definitely my favorite Centurion Lounge I've been to in the Continental US. The food was excellent, the lounge was clean, and the hospitality was welcoming and pleasant! The food was excellent! The roasted Tuscan chicken thighs and fava beans were highlights! Specific kudos to Jamie, Justin, and Kianna. They made for great conversation and gave some good local insight on the products they had behind the bar. They are a delight to deal with behind the bar and I look forward to seeing them again.
Had the best complementary buffet in an airport lounge in my life. My wife, her mom, and I were traveling back home to LAX from Seattle on a Wednesday. Due to price differences, I ended up booking the direct flight for 17:30 for savings. Since we needed to check out of our Mercer Island airbnb by 11, we ended up staying around the airport for a while. It is stated that Centurion Lounge allows access 3 hours before your scheduled departure. At this location, this is easily enforced by not letting one join their mandatory virtual queue until the time is within that timeframe. So we joined the queue at exactly 2:30, and got a text invitation with QR code 15 minutes later. Check-in was the same, requiring the actual CC that grants entry, along with ID and boarding pass. It's a pretty big lounge and it wasn't packed like we saw from previous visits, so then appreciated the timed entry that we had just gone through. We were able to find seating near the bar area. The first thing I noticed was the busy cold seafood bar, situated near the coffee bar. It looked good, but didn't realize how good until I started to partake. There were two chefs manning the bar...one constantly shucking oysters and the other making sure the shrimp and scallops were maintained, joining in the shucking when he could. It was called the 'Puget Sound Raw Bar', and consisted of freshly shucked Kumamoto and Takara Oysters on the half shell, scallop Ceviche on the half shell, salmon crudo, poached prawns, two different types of poke, and various seafood salads. I was really impressed with the oysters...instead of the typical Pacific oysters, this was Kumamoto which is so much sweeter, but so much smaller. Have never had more than half dozen at a time of those, and I had way more than that this time (my wife and her mom don't like cold seafood, let alone raw, so felt I had to make up for that). I did have my fill of giant chilled shrimp, though. And the scallop ceviche was absolutely delicious. The salmon poke used wild salmon caught in the area...even in poke, it was obvious that it was king salmon and the quality just shined. All of this was quality that would fit into a high priced seafood tower at a high-end steakhouse. We had time, so ended up trying different types of their cocktail drinks from the bar as well. They allow you to only pick up one drink per person at a time, so had to request my wife to go up to directly pick up hers. Later learned that this buffet is only offered once or twice a month, and only for 3-4 hours. Looking back, I felt like I hit the lottery by being offered this for no additional cost at the exact time of our visit. Will take these small wins, whenever I can.
Food: The food was good at this Centurion during our visit. I had some salmon and veggies as well as some chocolate chip cookies. Service: Service seemed to be pretty good and what you would expect from a Centurion lounge. Ambiance: Ive only been to 2 Centurion and I would say overall, they were about the same overall, including ambiance. Overall: I would rate this Centurion lounge a 3.5-4
The staff are friendly enough, but geez - this place looks like a homeless shelter. Every couch has people splayed about asleep like they just got off of the streets. Food is decent for being free, so there's that.
Give this guy on help desk a raise !! Pretty good experience. We came almost at the closing time. My friend had lounge access and plan was to pay $50 for me a guest. It's a bummer that Amex has taken away companion option. Since we were already pretty late - there is so much we could eat/drink. Given we had a long red eye flight - we decided to go in. The guy was sweet enough to offer me a free entry. In retrospect that makes sense - what are they gonna do with leftovers anyways. May just earn some positive PR - and they surely did from my end. I took his permission if I can put him on a review. Talking about lounge - pretty good ambience, have been to other Seattle airport lounges and this one is the best. The food on the night was average but loved the carrot-turmeric-shot. The cookie were also pretty freshly baked. I would recommend trying Egg Salad which was probably the best dish this night.
Our excitement to try the Centurion Lounge at SEA turned into disappointment. Front desk told us to scan the barcode and it will be about 30 mins wait. Forty five minutes passed, no text message so I decided to asked. They cannot find my name on the list, so I showed them the time when I received the email joining the dreaded wait list and they let us in. Entered and surprised at least 4-5 tables were empty! Food was just average. Not impressed with the selection and quality of dishes. I believed the only three great things about this lounge were the "Blue Roast", plane spotting and courteous dining staff. I paid $50 for my wife and I believed it wasn't worth it. Used and paid Delta Sky Lounge twice during our travel for $50 each and both times were worth it and zero wait times! If you have access to different lounge try it first so less stress while traveling!
Beautiful! The food was definitely better than some of their other lounges. Although not as big as their flagship in Atlanta, this is probably my favorite Centurion lounge so far. I love the dedicated coffee bar, and the wine bar had a nice selection. The cleaning staff was prompt and it did not feel crowded.
I've tried to access this lounge before on a previous Seattle layover but there was a 45 minute wait. This time I submitted my name in advance while sitting on the plane taxiing and the timing worked perfectly. Got my notification, walked off the plane and into the lounge. The low(er) yelp rating from past reviewers had me managing expectations and I'm glad I did. It is a spacious lounge that winds much further back so there is ample seating throughout. The bar is popular. So is the coffee bar. It appears to have a rotating menu based on past pictures compared to what was listed on the menu today. The warm food selection is OK. Not impressive but it'll provide a nourishing meal. The salad bar is petite. There are 2 soup offerings. If you're curious enough to still check it out, I suggest joining the waitlist online as soon as you land (or while in security line) instead of walking up to the lounge and asking. I don't think it's worth the 30+ minute wait but if you time it right, you can walk right up and enter. One thing I will give this location major kudos for - the staffing levels and prompt cleaning/service is top notch. This is a very well staffed lounge that can handle high volume of visitors. I watched clean dishes and utensils restocked rapidly, dishes cleared right away, food refreshed consistently, and servers repeatedly walking through the area. So for that, I would say this lounge deserves top stars. Just wish the food offerings were a little bit better.
There were decent food choices. The rice was good. And there was a fair amount of drink and shot options. They also had an ice cream/coffee area. Pretty clean inside. It's near the food court so easy to find location. Quiet and relaxing. Service was nice and attentive. It's not the best but it works. Other centurion lounges had better food.Wifi works well.
The Centurion Lounge struggles with its basic operations more than the others. There were no utensils then no coffee cups - you get the idea. The lounge knows how many people will be there so it hard to understand why it cannot plan better. The new location has some airport views if you can find the seat. The coffee bar was a nice add, but had a line. Relaxing not so much.
The lounge is on the mezzanine level above the food court in the central terminal. There is a lot of seating available. Dining type seating is more towards the front and more comfortable seating behind the food bars past the restrooms which offer views from windows. The service good, attentive, and friendly. The food was slightly above average but they had a nice and varied selection including 3 different cookies not including brownies. The had a coffee bar which had ice cream and the Seahawks Soda which was a good mocktail. Overall a pleasant experience. Could've been better but could've been much much worse.
This lounge in my opinion is better than the delta one. They always have great food options and even vegan or gluten free option as well. The coffee bar is my favorite to order a flavored latte. And the bar in the front part has great cocktail options as well. The staff is always friendly and helpful. The only con is sometimes it gets super busy and not able to stop in during peak times due to a wait list. But overall always a good experience here!
My first time at the Centurion Lounge, and wow--the place is huge. They've got a full bar, a full coffee bar where you can get fresh cappuccinos, lattes, espressos, and even morning smoothies. The buffet has a nice spread too: a cold salad bar, hot entrées, soup, and desserts. There are also self‑serve stations for tea and coffee if you want to make your own drink. You do have to check in and get an eligibility code, especially if there's a waitlist. They only let you check in within three hours of your flight. The hot food options included Brussels sprouts, chicken breast fillets, potatoes, eggplant casserole, rice, carrot soup, cookies, brownies, and more. Drinks are easy--you can order cocktails, juices, soda, whatever you want from the bar. We got in pretty quickly for a Sunday night and there were plenty of open seats and tables. Overall, it's definitely a much bigger space and much better than the Club SEA Lounge.
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2 months ago
This is definitely my favorite Centurion Lounge I've been to in the Continental US. The food was excellent, the lounge was clean, and the hospitality was welcoming and pleasant! The food was excellent! The roasted Tuscan chicken thighs and fava beans were highlights! Specific kudos to Jamie, Justin, and Kianna. They made for great conversation and gave some good local insight on the products they had behind the bar. They are a delight to deal with behind the bar and I look forward to seeing them again. read more
Had the best complementary buffet in an airport lounge in my life. My wife, her mom, and I were traveling back home to LAX from Seattle on a Wednesday. Due to price differences, I ended up booking the direct flight for 17:30 for savings. Since we needed to check out of our Mercer Island airbnb by 11, we ended up staying around the airport for a while. It is stated that Centurion Lounge allows access 3 hours before your scheduled departure. At this location, this is easily enforced by not letting one join their mandatory virtual queue until the time is within that timeframe. So we joined the queue at exactly 2:30, and got a text invitation with QR code 15 minutes later. Check-in was the same, requiring the actual CC that grants entry, along with ID and boarding pass. It's a pretty big lounge and it wasn't packed like we saw from previous visits, so then appreciated the timed entry that we had just gone through. We were able to find seating near the bar area. The first thing I noticed was the busy cold seafood bar, situated near the coffee bar. It looked good, but didn't realize how good until I started to partake. There were two chefs manning the bar...one constantly shucking oysters and the other making sure the shrimp and scallops were maintained, joining in the shucking when he could. It was called the 'Puget Sound Raw Bar', and consisted of freshly shucked Kumamoto and Takara Oysters on the half shell, scallop Ceviche on the half shell, salmon crudo, poached prawns, two different types of poke, and various seafood salads. I was really impressed with the oysters...instead of the typical Pacific oysters, this was Kumamoto which is so much sweeter, but so much smaller. Have never had more than half dozen at a time of those, and I had way more than that this time (my wife and her mom don't like cold seafood, let alone raw, so felt I had to make up for that). I did have my fill of giant chilled shrimp, though. And the scallop ceviche was absolutely delicious. The salmon poke used wild salmon caught in the area...even in poke, it was obvious that it was king salmon and the quality just shined. All of this was quality that would fit into a high priced seafood tower at a high-end steakhouse. We had time, so ended up trying different types of their cocktail drinks from the bar as well. They allow you to only pick up one drink per person at a time, so had to request my wife to go up to directly pick up hers. Later learned that this buffet is only offered once or twice a month, and only for 3-4 hours. Looking back, I felt like I hit the lottery by being offered this for no additional cost at the exact time of our visit. Will take these small wins, whenever I can. read more
Food: The food was good at this Centurion during our visit. I had some salmon and veggies as well as some chocolate chip cookies. Service: Service seemed to be pretty good and what you would expect from a Centurion lounge. Ambiance: Ive only been to 2 Centurion and I would say overall, they were about the same overall, including ambiance. Overall: I would rate this Centurion lounge a 3.5-4 read more
2 months ago
The staff are friendly enough, but geez - this place looks like a homeless shelter. Every couch has people splayed about asleep like they just got off of the streets. Food is decent for being free, so there's that. read more
Give this guy on help desk a raise !! Pretty good experience. We came almost at the closing time. My friend had lounge access and plan was to pay $50 for me a guest. It's a bummer that Amex has taken away companion option. Since we were already pretty late - there is so much we could eat/drink. Given we had a long red eye flight - we decided to go in. The guy was sweet enough to offer me a free entry. In retrospect that makes sense - what are they gonna do with leftovers anyways. May just earn some positive PR - and they surely did from my end. I took his permission if I can put him on a review. Talking about lounge - pretty good ambience, have been to other Seattle airport lounges and this one is the best. The food on the night was average but loved the carrot-turmeric-shot. The cookie were also pretty freshly baked. I would recommend trying Egg Salad which was probably the best dish this night. read more
4 months ago
Our excitement to try the Centurion Lounge at SEA turned into disappointment. Front desk told us to scan the barcode and it will be about 30 mins wait. Forty five minutes passed, no text message so I decided to asked. They cannot find my name on the list, so I showed them the time when I received the email joining the dreaded wait list and they let us in. Entered and surprised at least 4-5 tables were empty! Food was just average. Not impressed with the selection and quality of dishes. I believed the only three great things about this lounge were the "Blue Roast", plane spotting and courteous dining staff. I paid $50 for my wife and I believed it wasn't worth it. Used and paid Delta Sky Lounge twice during our travel for $50 each and both times were worth it and zero wait times! If you have access to different lounge try it first so less stress while traveling! read more
Beautiful! The food was definitely better than some of their other lounges. Although not as big as their flagship in Atlanta, this is probably my favorite Centurion lounge so far. I love the dedicated coffee bar, and the wine bar had a nice selection. The cleaning staff was prompt and it did not feel crowded. read more
I've tried to access this lounge before on a previous Seattle layover but there was a 45 minute wait. This time I submitted my name in advance while sitting on the plane taxiing and the timing worked perfectly. Got my notification, walked off the plane and into the lounge. The low(er) yelp rating from past reviewers had me managing expectations and I'm glad I did. It is a spacious lounge that winds much further back so there is ample seating throughout. The bar is popular. So is the coffee bar. It appears to have a rotating menu based on past pictures compared to what was listed on the menu today. The warm food selection is OK. Not impressive but it'll provide a nourishing meal. The salad bar is petite. There are 2 soup offerings. If you're curious enough to still check it out, I suggest joining the waitlist online as soon as you land (or while in security line) instead of walking up to the lounge and asking. I don't think it's worth the 30+ minute wait but if you time it right, you can walk right up and enter. One thing I will give this location major kudos for - the staffing levels and prompt cleaning/service is top notch. This is a very well staffed lounge that can handle high volume of visitors. I watched clean dishes and utensils restocked rapidly, dishes cleared right away, food refreshed consistently, and servers repeatedly walking through the area. So for that, I would say this lounge deserves top stars. Just wish the food offerings were a little bit better. read more
There were decent food choices. The rice was good. And there was a fair amount of drink and shot options. They also had an ice cream/coffee area. Pretty clean inside. It's near the food court so easy to find location. Quiet and relaxing. Service was nice and attentive. It's not the best but it works. Other centurion lounges had better food.Wifi works well. read more
The Centurion Lounge struggles with its basic operations more than the others. There were no utensils then no coffee cups - you get the idea. The lounge knows how many people will be there so it hard to understand why it cannot plan better. The new location has some airport views if you can find the seat. The coffee bar was a nice add, but had a line. Relaxing not so much. read more
The lounge is on the mezzanine level above the food court in the central terminal. There is a lot of seating available. Dining type seating is more towards the front and more comfortable seating behind the food bars past the restrooms which offer views from windows. The service good, attentive, and friendly. The food was slightly above average but they had a nice and varied selection including 3 different cookies not including brownies. The had a coffee bar which had ice cream and the Seahawks Soda which was a good mocktail. Overall a pleasant experience. Could've been better but could've been much much worse. read more
This lounge in my opinion is better than the delta one. They always have great food options and even vegan or gluten free option as well. The coffee bar is my favorite to order a flavored latte. And the bar in the front part has great cocktail options as well. The staff is always friendly and helpful. The only con is sometimes it gets super busy and not able to stop in during peak times due to a wait list. But overall always a good experience here! read more
9 months ago
My first time at the Centurion Lounge, and wow--the place is huge. They've got a full bar, a full coffee bar where you can get fresh cappuccinos, lattes, espressos, and even morning smoothies. The buffet has a nice spread too: a cold salad bar, hot entrées, soup, and desserts. There are also self‑serve stations for tea and coffee if you want to make your own drink. You do have to check in and get an eligibility code, especially if there's a waitlist. They only let you check in within three hours of your flight. The hot food options included Brussels sprouts, chicken breast fillets, potatoes, eggplant casserole, rice, carrot soup, cookies, brownies, and more. Drinks are easy--you can order cocktails, juices, soda, whatever you want from the bar. We got in pretty quickly for a Sunday night and there were plenty of open seats and tables. Overall, it's definitely a much bigger space and much better than the Club SEA Lounge. read more
Centurion louge at Seattle airport was by far the nicest airport lounge in the airport. On the second floor above the main terminal, you have a nice view and pretty decent accommodation. The service (once you get in) is great but the front desk workers could be more friendly. The food, especially the coffee bar and the small bites they have there, is great. The buffet is decent but your mileage may vary. They need a bigger bathroom for the number of people in here. read more
Absolutely one of best lounges I've visited with a full hot food buffet, salad bar, dessert bar, coffee bar, juice bar and a bar! Multiple rooms, all offering food and drinks. Quiet room with lounges and comfy couches, internet room, large clean bathrooms and the most helpful staff, constantly picking up used dishes and glassware. A true standard in the industry. read more
13 days ago
I had a good experience albeit the 30 minute wait. I wasn't sure why they enforced a waitlist when the occupancy was less than half full. The reason I enjoyed this lounge in comparison to the other Centurion lounges I've visited was that the food was good - simple as that. The chicken dish by chef Michael Solomonov was so delicious. The salad bar was nicely stocked and kept clean. They had a variety of vegan friendly entrees and desserts which I appreciated. Bonus was that they have their own cafe Blue Roast where they offer coffee, small curated bites, smoothies, and kombucha & cold brew on tap. read more
1 year ago
Had a great experience here! AN EXCELLENT LOUNGE. Really beautiful, lots of space, great service, and pretty good food with tons of options! I was super impressed with the selection of food and the menu. It was really good! All the servers were Filipino too. I spoke to one of them to let her know I was Filipino and she told me that most of the cooks were Filipino too. NO WONDER THE FOOD TASTES GOOD! Filipinos are great cooks. The service is great as they clear plates super quick. They also often reloaded the food with fresh good, so nothing ever ran out. They also have a barista serving drinks such as coffees and matchas. I had a matcha oat latte! Not bad! Wonderful lounge with excellent food! read more
1 month ago
The Centurion Lounge at Sea-Tac is a great spot to relax before a flight. Variety of food options, with plenty of variety to suit different tastes. I especially appreciated the Ollipop fridge (such a nice touch!) alongside a full coffee bar and a well-stocked alcohol bar. The space itself is comfortable and modern, with large windows offering great views of the airfield. It's also centrally located in the airport, making it easy to access no matter where your gate is. Whether you're looking for a quiet place to catch up on work or just unwind with good food and drinks, this lounge delivers. I have been nicer lounges, Highly recommend if you have access. It really elevates the airport experience! read more
Omgosh they renovated and it's sooo nice. It took me awhile to find it, had to ask someone for help. It's located at the back of the food court. The sign is up up up in the food court and hard to spot. U then take an elevator up and check in with code, ID, and valid boarding pass. I came early around 5:40am, still a line to check in but no wait time. Once u go up they have an open terrace that has a view of the food court and it's so vibey and nice with the lights. There r also inside spaces and seating where the food bar is. They had a good breakfast selection of sausage, egg, spongy ricotta pancakes, and even a smoothie! I really love they have a dedicated coffee shop where u can order a Lavender Honey latte or Elderflower latte (their specialities) or any regular coffee order. They have a bar too but too early to drink and i usually dont grab drinks before a flight. Overall impressed with the new space and and so glad it's here! read more
Not sure why reviews are so meh here and the average star rating is kinda low. Very good service--friendly, helpful, often clearing my plates--and views and food and drinks. Love the typical Centurion Lounge postcards and the chicken teriyaki. Get on the waitlist asap! There'll probably be a line. read more
Today, everything was superb when I visited. I really enjoyed it. They made a beautiful presentation for Breakfast and I love the coffee bar. It's one of my favorites. I'm glad I came back... It's so much better now than it was. They have it fine tuned! Today was a great experience even though I had to take two trains to get here... It was worth it. The Matcha latte with the lavender foam is epic. I can't wait to have it again! read more
Overall: B // 4 stars Beautiful lounge with several innovative amenities from a freshly churning ice cream machine to a coffee bar with performative matcha and other vibrant drinks like the Peach Lava Refresher that I greatly enjoyed. The food seemed to be a miss for me this time as it looked unappetizing, but everything coming from that Blue Roast Coffee Bar looked divine and I would recommend going at 11a to get the freshest of picks. There's a large bar with newly refreshed menu from the culinary collective, and expansive seating to catch the latest on sports. The part that I don't like about this lounge in recent times is that its so busy that the wait is 30+ minutes, and that there's a lack of air conditioning in the back room that makes it a bit hot and cramped. Food: +1 Drinks: +2 Access: E Atmosphere: -1 Service: E Amenities: +1 Insta/Beli/Yelp/TikTok: @amei_eats read more
Is this the best centurion lounge I've ever been to? No. However, I had an overall very good experience because the staff are very friendly and kind. The food was decent and I liked the coffee bar that lets you order drinks to go so that you can have a coffee in hand while you leave the lounge. There was no waitlist when I entered but there was definitely not a lot of seats or tables left when I entered. The lounge is no longer in terminal B and is centrally located. It can be a little hard to find because it's tucked away in a corner. I did like that they had the huge window to view out so you can watch planes go by. read more
I ate before entering the lounge, so I can't comment on the food. I also haven't been to many lounges so my expectations may not be as high as other travelers. You'll need to take the elevator by Evergreen to get to the second floor which opens to the check in counter. Make sure you check the app to see if there's a wait before wasting your time going. However, service was very friendly and the area seemed to be kept clean and was promptly tended to. I was there on a Saturday early afternoon which wasn't too busy. I did have to join the waitlist on the app but killed some time in the delta sky lounge prior to getting into Amex. There seemed to be a wide range of food and people were going back for seconds, thirds, maybe even fourths. There's a good amount of seating, but it's spread out into multiple rooms unlike delta sky club which is mainly one big floor with a smaller upstairs (and no elevator). You'll find outlets only along the walls and windows. Some of the seating is reserved for larger groups (which you can take if you are) or higher Amex members. Bathrooms were kept clean. Only thing I ate was the cookie, which I actually really enjoyed.. thin and chewy and just the way I like it! read more
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The Centurion Lounge at SeaTac had a solid atmosphere for a quick airport stop. I grabbed a brown sugar cortado, which was good, and the broccoli smoothie was surprisingly nice too. The food overall was pretty mid, but the bourbon selection, especially the Woodinville bourbon, was a real highlight. Bonus points for the Mother's Day flowers they were handing out -- that was a thoughtful touch. read more
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