Jessica at the front counter was very rude. Prior to going to the lounge, I contacted Amex to verify if I would be able to enter with a guest if I was waiting on a replacement card. I was told that I would be able to pay for my guest with my mobile card. Upon arriving to the lounge, I was greeted rather poorly and was told that I could not enter because I didn't have a physical card. I explained my situation to Jessica, who proceeded to tell me that they are an exclusive lounge and that I should try the delta lounge. I showed Jessica my mobile card, gave her my mobile app generated PIN code as well as my ID. She still would not allow me and my guest to enter. She stated they did not have a tap card reader and could not allow my me or my guest to enter because I didn't have my physical card. We could clearly see the machine had a tap feature. I'm curious to know why this so called exclusive lounge did not have the capability to tap from my mobile app!! I would not recommend this lounge. read more

Food is ok--the star here is the cocktails. Great mixologists, high end modern drinks, and a quiet and comfortable lounge. Great view and usually pretty empty. read more

Stopped by here on a layover last week. Not the easiest lounge to find, wish signage was a little better. But once I was there staff was friendly and helpful. Check-in asked me where my outbound flight was and told me how to get there before I ever went inside. Had one of the craft cocktails at the bar and it was great. Food was pretty good, the chimichurri chicken was phenomenal. Everything else was good. Will definitely visit again. read more

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OK well we got a call back from AMEX. AMEX indicated that lounges are independently operated and do not fall under the corporate managing umbrella of AMEX. Here's what they said they would do: they are going to contact that AMEX lounge and speak to the manager. So in other words, they are going to call Rosa. There are words to be said about what this is, however I am a lady and they are wholly inappropriate for this platform. I can tell you though they start with C and F. See ya AMEX. AMEX card goes to the back of the stack and likely cancel. This is utter crap. read more

The Centurion Lounge - Airport Lounges Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Figured I would have visited more Centurion Lounges during 2020, and DEFINITELY wasn't expecting my only visit to a Centurion Lounge to be at SEA instead of LAX. Apparently this particular Centurion Lounge was severely limited by space due to what was available to them at SEA. Well, I still have to judge it based on what is available at other Centurion Lounges and the other lounges I've been to at SEA. Lounge itself is small compared to the one Centurion Lounge I've been to in Miami, and of comparable size to most Alaska Lounges. It's still a bit nicer than your typical Alaska Lounge though, with very comfortable seating. However, I still think that the new-ish Alaska Lounge in Concourse C is a bit nicer, and I'm pretty sure the one at Concourse N is way better given that it is the biggest Alaska Lounge of them all. is Due to COVID-19, there really wasn't anyone in here and the bar was closed. The food was all grab and go, but you can't even eat or drink inside due to COVID-19. But the food is definitely better than your typical lounge, and made for a good meal later. Glad I finally got some use out of my AMEX Platinum in 2020, but not quite the experience I was looking for. Still better than most of my other lounge experiences at SEA. read more

Small crowded lounge with decent food. Wished it were bigger in size. The food and beverage options were much better than the Centurion lounge in Houston. There is a 2 hour limit and also can't check in more than 2 hours before your next flight. Will be back. read more

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I loved that they had the Centurion Lounge in the Seattle International Airport. However, I was a bit disappointed that the lounge's operating hours is only through 10:15 pm. Why? Because due to the new rules to enter the lounge, we all know that nobody can get inside the lounge until three hours prior to departure time. Well, my departure time was 12:15 am, which meant I wasn't able to get into the lounge until 9:15 pm which meant, I had to rush everything (eating, drinking, etc) I understand why the rule is in place because the lounge could get way too packed if members are allowed to come in and leave whenever they please. However, I do feel that the three-hours rule should be more flexible when it comes to passengers flying the red-eye. Upon entering, you check in by showing your boarding pass and your American Express Platinum card. The staff members will give you the WiFi pass for the day and tell you where everything is (food, restroom, bar, etc) From my short time here, I noted that they only had two restrooms: one for men and one for women. I feel like during peak hours, the line for the restroom would be ridiculously long. The food in the lounge were okay and not as good as the Centurion Lounge in Las Vegas, but since I was hungry, it was good enough for me. There's an open bar, but I didn't take advantage because I didn't want to get buzzed or tipsy prior to boarding my flight since it was a red-eye flight after all and I would love to catch some Zzzz on board. However, from eye balling the liquors that they had to offer, they had a pretty good selection to choose from. Since I wasn't able to stay here too long, I left not long after I finished eating and made my way toward the United Club since they don't close until 12:15 am. read more

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Kombucha and cold brew on tap?! Amazing experience. I've never seen an airport lounge with a full coffee/tea bar with working baristas. Such much more seating than the former lounge here. Extended hours too read more

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can't even bring small kids in without paying a fee? horrible policy for longtime multiple amex cardholder.

I've never been able to get in because there's always (for my last 3 visits) been a 35+ minute wait for entry.

OVERALL: 6.75/10 (Yelp converted score: 3/5) During COVID times, you just want to stop in somewhere, grab a bite, a drink, and sit down and be at peace. You can do that now at the Centurion Lounge in Seattle, finally! (It was pretty much closed when I last visited in November 2020). I most recently visited in May 2021, with my partner, before our flight to Hawai'i. The main reason for the 3/5 here is the announced AmEx policy, effective 2023 for Platinum card members. Guests are no longer free after Feb 1, 2023! Delta SkyClub doesn't allow guests either, so this probably marks the end of my lounge visiting days (and my Platinum membership as this is a HUGE perk, especially for someone based in a city with a Centurion Lounge), since I have a partner and I don't really think paying $50 is worth it for spending less than 30 minutes refreshing ourselves. I'm pretty disappointed with American Express in their decision to not allow existing cardmembers to hold onto that perk for longer - I would have assumed at least through the end of their 2023 membership year (for me, that'd be November 2023, instead of February), or allow the Airline Fee Credit to instead be allocated to the guest pass (I'd happily trade now that I can't use the credit on my airline due to gift cards not triggering the credit), then maybe this warrant a review revision. 1) EXPERIENCE: 8/10. The entrance / exit to the lounge is completely one-way now. They've cordoned off certain tables / seats to adhere to "social distancing", and a lounge staff serves all of the food while you choose what you want. Bar is the same as usual but the line is demarcated and easy to find. The bar is still a full bar and they can make custom drinks but you should tip accordingly! 2) LOCATION: 6/10. This lounge is located in the Concourse B (opposite Gate B3) section of SeaTac airport; the hours are 7am - 8pm. Even if my flight is in another area of the airport, I'll stop by here to chill for a bit before heading to my flight. It's nice and central but can be tough to get to, depending on which security gate you go through. 3) VALUE FOR MONEY: 6/10. It's free for AmEx Platinum members as well as up to two guests, but that's about to change in Feb 2023, so... I can't give this full marks anymore. 4) SERVICE: 7/10. The service is much more hands-off now; you can't touch the food, so they have someone serving it for you. The bar is still as before, but since there's usually only one bartender at any given point in time, you might be waiting a while for your drink refill. They're knowledgeable about drinks though and can definitely give you a recommendation if needed. Also, they have limits to the number of people in the lounge, and the fact that you can't visit a lounge on arrival (only in the airport being departed from). It's kind of a bummer the hours are so narrow - 13 hours open might seem like a lot, but given that flights typically don't follow lounge hours, you might not be able to pop in to get some R&R before heading out for your adventure, especially if you have an early or late flight. read more

first time visit here, the breakfast was wonderful, service as expected to be. very chill spot up at the balcony, it's like entering a secret spot at the airport. read more

The Centurion Lounge - Airport Lounges Near Me - Seattle, Washington

The people at the counter to let you in are generally rude and not friendly, now they have formed a line in the lower level, over 10 people left and they only let in 3. Not sure why they are doing that. The food is mostly Indian based fair and that usually hurts my stomach ect... And that is not a good thing before a flight! They have a little food bar in the middle that serves some smoothies and other small bites which is really the only thing I can eat. But they run out of the good stuff fast! Drinks are free which almost makes it worth the extra fee you pay to have the centurion Amex. But honestly I am starting to rethink this. The buffet food generally always sucks! read more

The new lounge is awesome! It's now located in the food court, on the mezzanine level, not in B Gates. The space is much bigger and accommodates more folks, the layout is better, and traffic flows all the way to the back. The bar is larger. the presentation is more upscale, and the food is still great. They also have a smoothie bar and coffee service (although the smoothies aren't made to order.) I didn't have to wait to get in, which I loved. I hope it stays accessible and maintains its luxurious convenience. Definitely five stars in every category and makes me appreciate my Amex Platinum card. read more

Very nice place to wait on flight . Good food and Great drinks . FYI now guests that you bring in will cost extra. I think about $50. Big place and plenty of room unlike the Dallas centurion club, which it way too small and crowded read more

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I don't think I've been to any Centurion Lounges that were as cool as this one, and I've been to a good few. It's airy, has lots of sunlight, and the staff is just cool. No other way to explain it. Good eats, amazing cocktail choices on and off-menu. I just really enjoyed. Good times. read more

Awful service. The way how the lady at the elevator treats anyone human being is disgusting. I don't come here for humiliation. No matter how new how appealing the lounge is, Amex should simply shut down this location if they can't find a better management team to work with. read more

After leaving the Sea-Pier 91 with approximately 2,000 others, I realized it was a harrowing amount of people; Most of us airport bound. Enter the sanctuary of The Centurion Club by American Express. As an Amex Cardmember since 1981 (yes I'm young) there have been many perks associated with being a member. However, the Centurion Lounge(s) addition, in my opinion, is one of American Express most outstanding benefits. Never has the slogan "Membership has its privileges" (a term coined ~1987) been more fitting. As we entered (our amazing and cheerful Hosts were Miss Julie and Colin) the reception desk welcomes you, checks you in, and gives you the layout of the land. (You may want to ask for a wifi code at this point) It is indeed a sanctuary containing a tremendous bar (my favorite) a cafeteria style seating area, or if you prefer a more quiet venue, there are comfortable cubicles you may descend upon and call your own; if only for the moment of your perch. The restrooms are extremely clean and showers are available upon request and appointment. (Please make note of the closing hours) The food was a welcoming delight and delicious. A well stocked variety of eats from a simple salad to a full blown meal with sandwich choices, desserts, and along with 2 soups from which to choose- Cream of Broccoli & Vegetable Soup. Altogether a very well run lounge. A clean, elegant, comfortable place to avoid the hustle and bustle of the airport if only for a moment in time; that's my cup of tea (with alcohol of course) read more

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This place is located across from B3! Okay, so in the time of covid this place has definitely changed a bit... Things they do well- free drinks (platinum member) but it still feels free lol. The staff was super friendly and welcoming. The food was "meh", we ended up having a salad and some gold fish. Didn't care for the chicken and potatoes option. The service people here make it a 4 star and we really enjoying chatting with a few of them :) They are so attentive and make sure you're comfortable. Really enjoyed the gluten free brownie and the Rose :) read more

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This is a considerable change from first opening. Hot food and lots of drink choices. A definite place to go and plans to move to center concourse in a much larger room. read more

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Honestly, the pictures do this place justice. Food and service is amazing! The decor is fantastic. However, when I fly and utilize a lounge, I'm coming for some peace as well from the hustle and crowd of the main terminal. All I could hear from my comfy chair was screaming babies from the food court, and a barista from the cafe downstairs shouting orders. Maybe they could have added some nice plexiglass up the walls to drown out some of the noise! read more

This place is a waste of time. It is small and severely limited in seating. I'd give it 1 star but it does have good food. I just got asked to step out of the lobby trying to check in, then some lady came out and asked if I had checked in online. I said no. She asked if I have the app. I said no. She then began to lecture me about checking in online, how I should get the app, something about going contactless then I left quite frustrated. I was here two days ago and there was no issue then. To her credit I will say she was super polite as she lectured me. Not worth waiting for. read more

New lounge was great loved all the added space. The new coffee bar was a great touch got a flat white and ice cream on my layover. The barista was very nice and helpful. read more

This place is relatively small and there were a lot of people in there. What happened to exclusivity. The food was not plenty and didnt look good. The room was packed with kids. I was excited to have this perk because I thought I was going to a quiet lounge. Instead I recieved a large mass of people, with poor presentation of food, and kids running around, banging about, and no one said a word. The attendant did not display a welcoming look, and who can blame him for dealing with that 8 hours a day. I'm hoping for a better experience in another city read more

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Hey, it's a lounge for you to relax and maybe have a snack, not a restaurant. Great lounge with everything you need. The coffee is just okay (machine) but they have plenty of teas, sodas, alcohol....you name it. Nice little buffet that surprisingly will make you full (see my pics) -sandwiches -wraps -lemon scones -cookies -potato chips -apple struddles -coffee machines -tea, sodas ----so much more---- Wines served 10:30am - 9:30pm -White wines: Prosecco, Pinot Grigio, Sauvignon Blanc -Red wines: Pinot Noir, Malbec, Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon Clean, decently quiet. Good stuff! read more

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UPDATE: After reaching out directly to the Howard Grosfield President, U.S. Consumer Services I was told that my elderly in-laws and I were in the wrong. Because the lounge policy states that the cardholder must remain in the lounge the conduct of their employee was appropriate. My question for AMEX, why would they not mention that when I told the clerk I that I was going downstairs? Why would he not mention their policy? Why would they wait for me to get on the elevator to start harassing them? I'm not done with this just yes. Can't believe this type of behavior is acceptable at AMEX. I could not be more disappointed in the conduct of the team at this Centurion Lounge. They should be ashamed of their behavior and how they treat and speak to human beings. My 75 year old in-laws were traveling with me today. I brought them to the lounge. I had to run downstairs to meet with someone (business related) because they did not have lounge access. While I was down stairs, the front desk employee went to their table 3 times within a few minutes and ended up kicking them both out. My father in-law is a disabled Navy vet and I did not want him to have to fallow me around for this quick meeting. I cannot believe an AMEX employee would treat someone with such disrespect, especially a customer who spends between $50k and $100k per month. I am strongly considering leaving AMEX now. Super sad. read more

Since my last review, The Centurion Lounge has expanded. There is now more space for guests to lounge around, a bar area and showers. The showers are my favorite addition to the lounge so I can take a nice relaxing shower before or after flights. The showers are stocked with shampoo, conditioner and body wash in dispensers, towels, and a hair dryer. I love that the showers are well-kept and clean between each use. The bar is a great addition to the lounge, which serves complimentary drinks. I love that I can indulge in a penicillin or matcha gin & tonic while killing time at the airport. I love that they expanded to provided much needed space but the lounge continues to be busy at most times I've been here since the expansion. The food options seem to have remain the same with hearty soups, healthy snacks, mini sandwiches and a variety of non-alcoholic beverages. I have found that the best time to get food here is during their breakfast hours, where they offer mini frittatas and good variety of savory foods. Its definitely better than having to buy food at the airport. The staff at The Centurion Lounge continue to provide top notch service, where I always feel welcomed and comfortable. While the lounge has made improvements, I do hope they will catch up to MIA's where they have a wide variety of food offerings, as well as complimentary massages and manicures. Other than that, The Centurion Lounge is pretty much my second home when I'm at the airport. read more

Well disappointed.. traveling with a kid with food allergies, food choices are limited so we brought our own food for him which unfortunately was NOT ok with this lounge. Unlike Alaska lounge that's super accommodating this lounge isn't. Thanks Micky for the "polite " reminder. Don't think I'll be visiting this lounge in the future. read more

This lounge feels bit small, but on the day of my visit, lines were a bit long. It took about a 20 minute wait before we were granted access. Overall, we decided to check out this lounge because why not? I was in the Alaska Lounge but wanted to lounge hop. Compared to other Centurion lounges, this one feels small. Food is similar to other offerings at other Centurion lounges, but overall this is a good place to get away for the hustle and bustle of the busy Seattle Airport. The lounge can be a ways away from your gate, so give yourself extra time. read more

Located at the main terminal- Concourse B. Excellent bar service in the rear. Good selection of wines for an airport lounge. The Malbec is my fav. Our flight left at 7pm hour. We were able to enjoy some hot food items for dinner. Chicken pasta, wild rice, mixed green salad, and chicken noodle soup hit the spot. The staff is attentive, wiping and cleaning tables, and busy picking up already used dishes, glasses and plates. The lounge can get busy. This is a comfortable respite before your plane starts to board. The best feature - The bar! Top-shelf liquor & high-end wines served. Excellent bar service. Kudos to the bartender. Too bad I did not ask for his name. read more

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Stopped by there on a stopover. Believe the reviews and do not go. The customer service--specifically the rudeness of Mark and Leslie--is quite poor and the lounge is small with limit options. Definitely not worth the experience. The first check in guy, Mark was very curt. He half checked me in as I was contemplating a guest pass and asked to re-check me in because I simply wanted to have a look around. After looking around and deciding it wasn't worth it, I asked for a supervisor and he pointed me to Leslie. I went over to speak to her and told her I was treated rudely and wanted to report it. She rudely said there was no need to report it and started making up things about our interaction. When I asked for her last name she refused to give it to me. She continued speaking rudely to me until I started filming her. Reporting it to AMEX and recommended you do so as well. read more

Looking through my travel pictures, I have to say visiting airport lounges has always been a big delight to me :) For anyone who hasn't been to the Amex lounges, I can tell you that these are wayyyyy more nicer than the typical lounges. The one at Sea-tac is pretty neat, with the awesome bar and yummy food selection. While the food selection can be a bit on the limited side, I will say that the bar (especially the bartender) is definitely the highlight. If you're at the bar, make sure to try one of their unique drinks. I had the matcha one and this was yummy, stiff, and overall, refreshing. The bartender on the other hand, deserves like a 5/5 alone, for his friendliness, ability to recommend yummy whiskies/scotch and overall, I was pretty impressed by his knowledge of the liquor and the reasoning behind certain mixes and such. Overall, no visit is complete to the airport without a lounge stop! read more

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Great staff, always super busy but I understand they are expanding again. Some decent food and drink options that are definitely better than most lounges and enough variety that everyone can find something. Minor cons: The espresso machine is often out of service but I think that's the nature of espresso machines in most places like this. The hours - had an evening connection and the lounge now closes at 8 - walked by at 8:10 and it was empty and pitch black. Most everything else closed but was able to slum it out in the Delta lounge so not all bad. read more

The only good thing here is the bar. That gets 5 stars. They have great cocktails, and selection of top shelf booze for free. The bartenders have always been amazing. The food is underwhelming--you will find better food and a wider selection around the corner at the Delta Lounge. The bathrooms are few, only two, and if you're lucky the third one is open. For the number of people that visit, this is not enough, and so they get dirty fast. I also would recommend you go to the Delta Lounge for better, cleaner bathrooms. The space is pretty cramped, you get some good views from the bar area otherwise it is pretty much a dungeon. Any other lounge at the airport has better lighting and outdoor views. You get to enjoy all this mediocrity (except the bar, that is amazing), if you even get in. There are too many people with Platinum Cards and they bring guests, so it is increasingly hard to even get into the lounge. Is this lame experience worth paying for the $695 fee? Not sure, gonna give it another year. They are building a new lounge that is bigger at SEA, but I wonder when it will open. That said, that will allow more people to enjoy mediocrity with good cocktails. They need to step up their food and facilities game. read more

When the greeter tenders a big smile and notes she has a big surprise for you, the review isn't likely to go south. Was it a tenderloin? Special adult beverage? A T-shirt emblazoned with some cool verbiage? Better....yes....much better... it was a reserved table, and a catacomb style chair. I couldn't have been happier. After a 5 hour trip from Kona (relax y'all, it was for business) that left HI at 8:30 local time, the 3 hour fast forward in time, my circadian rhythm was in tatters. The reserved table and catacomb chair functioned like a balm. They ran out of the egg dish....so what, reserved table. They ran out of bagels...so what, reserved table. The food stations were just crowded and cramped....so what, reserved table. The bar a little on the puny side.....so what, reserved table. The somewhat limited work station area...so what, reserved table. The selection of food and beverage a little light....so what, reserved table. The noise, a little grousing ....but so what, reserved table. It levied my spirits and soothed my raw nerves and upside-down circadian state so much that I am going to ask my family to buy me a "reserved" placard for my birthday and place it on the kitchen table. read more

The Centurion Lounge - Airport Lounges Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Probably the smallest Centurion Lounge I've been to but it does the job. The food bar and the drink bar are also small. Big plus is it has a nice view of the apron so you can watch planes come in and out. read more

When the person working the door has bad customer service skills and doesn't even know the rules and wants to charge you for your infant (10-month-old) child, it's necessarily a 1-star review because we never got in the door. Delta SkyMiles Reserve Card + child under 2 "free of charge." Educate your personnel on the actual policies. Also there was a terribly laid out queue full of people to get bad service from the single solitary person working the door behind dirty plexiglass. Not what I expected from my first Centurion Lounge experience. (By the way, there were multiple smiling people greeting people without a queue in a big clean lobby just around the corner at the SkyClub.) read more

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I try to stop into The Centurion Lounge whenever I travel through SeaTac. The last time I was there it was almost full with very little seating. I guess I was lucky that they actually admitted me; there have been times before when I've been told that it's too full and won't be let in even when I see people walking out. The ladies at check-in are very nice, one of the guys there not so much. The lounge itself is very small compared to other lounges, so it is often hard to get a seat even when it isn't that crowded. They also always have 3 tables reserved, so that doesn't help when the lounge is crowded and you don't have special status. The bartenders are nice and always ask for your ID, so it always feel nice to get carded when I'm well over the legal age. Drinks are pretty good and they have a decent offering of complimentary drinks. There is top shelf liquor as well for an additional charge. The food has improved and they actually had warm dishes that were of substantial size (pastas, veggies, chicken, soup) along with make your own salad, prepared salads, cookies, brownies, and snacks like goldfish crackers. They have 2 main single person restrooms with l'occitane hand soap and lotion. Overall, this lounge is better than sitting outside in the terminal, but it's not the best compared to other lounges I've been in. It's also not quiet; a lot of little kids were in here, so be prepared! read more

This was the first time where I had to be placed on a wait list just so that I can get in the lounge. Luckily I arrived to the airport early, so I had a bit of flex time. The staff in the front promised the wait would be 10 to 15 minutes and they kept their word. The food selection is decent. You have hot food and a variety of salads. I have to say though, their chicken noodle soup was amazing! That I give it 5 stars. And considering how many times the staff had to replenish it, it's safe to say that I wasn't the only one that felt that way. One thing I would like to commend this lounge on is the speed in which the staff collected the dirty dishes. I would finish a plate and push it to the side, and next thing I know a staff shows up out of nowhere in under a minute to take it away. And this didn't happen just once. It happened the entire time I was there. I seen my fair amount of lounges and usually there is piles of dishes and glassware laying around. But not here. Very impressive! The restroom situation can definitely be improved. There was only 2 stalls available towards the entrance. Had to queue just to use it. And of course when it was my turn next, I hear another traveler nearby mentioning that there is an additional restroom in the back of the lounge (?) Wanted to use the shower facility. However, the lounge only has one and it's out of commission. (Was told by the staff that Delta Lounge has seven showers there so if you are in need of a shower, head on over there.) If you don't have access to the Delta Lounge, this would be your second best bet at SeaTac. read more

This lounge is located near gate B3 and is the fancy looking room with the wall of plants beckoning you into the oasis of pretentious traveling, which I'm all about btw. My husband says we need at Am Ex Platinum card. I say why? He says it'll get you into that fancy lounge at Seatac with free wine. I say Make It So My Husband. Upon entering they will ask for your Am Ex card, ID, and boarding pass. You then obtain entry into this exclusive spacious 2 room lounge with plush couches, charging stations, tv and reading literature, a gallant little buffet and coffee station and a whole nother room just dedicated to the bar, props to your priorities guys, I approve. As a member of the ihategluten club eating celiac and wheat free here was straight forward for breakfast. A nice selection of fruit, Greek yogurt, boiled eggs, and some cold cuts are available. I also partook in their espresso machine and may I just remind you all that mimosas are always gluten free. The service at this lounge was great with polite and friendly individuals replenishing the buffet, staffing the bar, and ninja stealing your unwanted dishes. With the view of the tarmac adjacent to the bar, snacks on snacks on snacks, and a bathroom with freshly scented soaps and lotions and a line that doesn't extend half the airport, they're lucky I had a flight to catch cause otherwise I'd be tempted to move my cat clan right in and stay for good. read more