Staff greeted us and explained that there are two sides to the lounge, each with food and a bar. They had rice and beans, chili, soup, salad bar with eggs, and cookies for dessert. There were a decent selection of domestic and import beers as well. Staff was nice enough to overhear one of my kids ask for orange juice, and although they were no longer serving breakfast, she made it happen. Multiple spaces to relax and eat but the selection was limited. read more

It was okay. But wouldn't pay for it out of pocket. I wish they had non dairy milk. The breakfast options are terrible if you are vegan. But I expect that. It isn't bad but wasn't for me. read more

The Club DFW - Airport Lounges Near Me - Grapevine, Texas

The once special admission airport clubs have become a bit over loved in the past few years. We might thank Priority Pass (a credit card perk) and Airline credit card offers for allowing the masses into various "private" clubs. Even the "Business Class" lounges have their share of crowed spaces, wild toddlers (I'm fine with crying babies), and minimal food and drink choices. Gayle and I had a couple hours to burn while changing flights in Dallas. So we road the Skylink train around and gained entrance to The Club DFW using our Priority Pass. Observations: - The Club covers 2 small areas across the hall from each other. Both were tight in terms of both space and seating. - The Bar sits out separately and with a decent terminal view. Obtaining a favorite adult beverage was a fairly efficient effort. - Club staff were nice enough in what I considered a fairly stressful environment. - Food selection was pedestrian, but good enough for a nice nosh and decent coffee. read more

2 stars (otherwise I'd rate this negative stars)for the nice staff who were obviously overworked and stressed. The place was jam packed to the gills. Not one table was free. They warned me it would be a very tight fit but I wasn't planning on staying long. I just wanted to get a look in. I walked in and it was ridiculously crowded. I'm talking not one table or stool. The staff tried to sit me at this woman's table since she had an extra seat but she didn't looked too pleased. She looked aged before her time actually, maybe learning to travel would help her so she didn't look so haggard? I dunno, but sensing she was about to sprout either a new grey hair or another worn line in her forehead, I decided to just have a gander at things and bounce. It's very small. They do have a seating area across the main one but it's just seating from what I could tell. No bar or food. The bar seemed nice and the bartender offered me a drink. I decided not to get one but it was nice that she was on top of it! The food selection was dire. But maybe they have a digital menu or something? Again, I didn't want to catch the old (lord knows I don't need any of that) from the unkind woman ... so maybe there is more that I didn't see? The best pro tip I can give anyone is this area is also on the same level of what is currently now a Buffalo Wild Wings restaurant. In between the restaurants and The Club there is an area that has comfortable seating and is actually super empty. I suggest you go to the 7/11 (same terminal) grab a nice cheap sandwich or something like that. Grab some drinks as well. Then bring them with you. If The Club is full or whatever, then have yourself a delightful picnic in one of the best kept secrets this airport has! That seating area! Anyway, if you have Amex platinum then skip this mess and go to the Centurion lounge. It's crowded as well, but it is loads better. You can find a seat, a drink, and some food. People seem nicer there as well. Likely because they travel more than an average person and therefore aren't haggard faced about letting someone have a seat! Life is full of delightful strangers who may end up being a friend you haven't met yet, try to be kind when someone needs a seat and probably a drink! read more

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I've visited many of The Club locations across various U.S. airports and even some internationally, and this is by far the most inefficient one out there. It just never seems like they have their -ish together, but it's also difficult to completely blast it because for the most part, the employees and staff seem to work hard and do their job. At the same time, things just don't flow in general. It's hard to say it any other way. There always seems to be a waiting list, which is understandable given the size and capacity of the spaces, but there is generally also a good portion of empty seats at the same time. There doesn't seem to be an efficient system for tracking this to allow for easy traffic in (and out) of the lounge. The food is hit or miss but usually miss to be honest. It's generally some vegetables, cookies and/or brownies, and two soup-style dishes that don't have much flavor. The espresso/coffee machine is broken more times than it is working, and the space layout is just odd. I'm not sure who designed it, but I have to believe this isn't what they were going for. All that being said, this doesn't stop me from going here whenever I'm in DFW because I get in for free with my Chase Priority Pass, but it does significantly lower my expectations and hope for a relaxing visit before or in-between flights. I just try to avoid the waiting list and grab a spot in the relax room in the far corner of the lounge in the portion across the hall from the main area. That generally makes for a more pleasant experience. read more

Pretty bad. First of all the layout. Who designed this? The registration area is like in den after you pass the outside relax zone. Oh those zones! They divided the club areas into 3 zones: relax zone, privacy and dining. And has a separate wifi for each. None of them has a steady connectivity. It's a pretty confusing layout if you want to come here for a quick bite or need to fresh up in a limited time. Not enough restrooms for it's size. Capacity is 45. But the layout makes it feel like it's crowded. The outside area is okay for wifi but it's too loud and hot there. The inside areas, you can neither have a decent wifi nor does it recognize my T mobile network. I had a strawberry splitzer and that is good. Food is okay considering Covid measures. Priority pass has this only lounge for a huge airport like DFW and that means you need to live with it especially if you are counting on doing some work at the lounge like I do. read more

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Why do people complain about free? It's free with your priority pass and it's nice. There's chill areas and places you can people watch. There's also a bar lounge area and an area with no phones so you can rest and put your feet up and sleep. The service was super welcoming, the bartender was very nice. There was service attending to the food station. Overall it was relaxing and away from any crowds. read more

The Club DFW - Airport Lounges Near Me - Grapevine, Texas

The club was nice. The bartender made quality drinks and was friendly. The check in staff was friendly and welcoming. Down side was that there was hardly any room to move around with so many people being in there. Bags were everywhere. The food was refilled quickly and tasted great. It was a good experience. read more

One of Nate's Chase credit cards gives him airport lounge access, so we decided to check out The Club at DFW. We rarely have layovers long enough to do more than grab a quick bite to eat, but we had a longer stretch this time, so we took advantage of the free food, drinks, and space to work. We didn't have boarding passes - for some reason the American Airlines app didn't generate them for our second leg, but we were still able to get in. The main area with the food was super cramped and crowded, so we quickly chowed down on some breakfast and moved over to the "Relax" area. This was also pretty full, but luckily we got two comfy chairs to get some work done. The food was decent, I was also pretty hungry. They had some fluffy cheese omelettes, mini muffins, fruit, yogurt, oatmeal, cereal, hard boiled eggs, and a coffee machine. Breakfast is served til 11 am. They refilled items really fast, which was great. I liked the omelette and yogurt. The full bar is included, so I got a spicy loaded bloody mary. They even have some signature cocktails. There's only one stall restroom for the whole lounge, which was pretty inconvenient as there was a line most of the time. Each section of the club has its own wifi, but the main free airport wifi seemed to be the strongest signal. If you can find a spot to sit, this is a decent lounge that could definitely benefit from more space. It looked like maybe there was an additional space that wasn't currently open, but I'm not sure. read more

They can do a whole lot to improve this place. It was packed and there was a wait. I know a lot of clubs aren't open at the this time but this was insane. Once we got inside it was very awkward. The seating is not comfortable or relaxing. It was very crammed and not accommodating. Also, the club is in two different areas and only one has a restroom and there is only ONE restroom for the whole club. I had to go out in the terminal it was so ridiculous. The food was okay, not a ton of selection and you can't get your own at the moment. The coffee machine kept running out of milk for the cappuccinos. They do have a bar but it's small. I wouldn't choose this club again unless it wasn't busy. read more

I've tried to get in here a few times and it's almost always crowded. I actually don't know why - the food is average at best and there aren't a lot of options. The staff here is hit or miss in terms of friendliness; I've had some staff try their best to squeeze me in, or gently rebuff me, and other staff impatiently shoo me away (which is my usual experience). There's also not a ton of space to sit or move around here, and for those who aren't especially mobile, the club is up two flights of stairs next to gate 27. Strongly advise passing on this one. I have priority pass and while the Club is the only food place/restaurant offered in DFW for PP, it's very rarely worth taking a trip to Terminal D for it alone. One last thing to note: they're a "departures only" establishment, so if you're arriving at DFW and want some food or want to enter, you can only do so for a limited time and only if they're not busy (which they usually are). read more

The second time we've attempted to use The Club. There was a 25 minute wait because it was at capacity.

Small yet nice club that offers snacks and a place to kick up your feet. It is split in half with the check-in, bar, and food on one side and the other has more seating and a bathroom with shower. The service is good and there is a view to the lobby below. They are part of Priority Pass if you are part of that program. Worth a stop if you have time to kick up and enjoy a snack or two. read more

The check in was quick but the place is small and not enough seats. We were lucky to get seats as some people were leaving otherwise we would have to wait or leave to public seating area. The food was ok not much variety options. I would not recommend this place during peak hours! read more

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Came for breakfast. Short line. Guest is allowed with Sapphire priority pass. Hot breakfast with drinks. Very quiet. Food and coffee are restocked very quickly. Peaceful escape from a noisy airport gate. read more

Probably a 2.5 star experience. Came during breakfast at 7am. Only things available food wise were cereal, oatmeal, and fruit. Pretty underwhelming, even by "the club" standards. Laying over from New Orleans, and their club had omelettes and hash browns, at least. read more

No alcohol before 12 on Sundays. They have a decent selection, but I couldn't partake in the nectar of the gods there. The food selection was of limited variety, which included pre-made warmed egg and sausage burritos, cereals, parfait, fruit, oatmeal, hard boiled eggs, and different breakfast desserts. During COVID times it's not grab yourself, it's go up, wait in line and the food is provided to you by a server. The alcohol isn't serve yourself either, it's behind a bar. read more

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No restroom, service with no smile, loud patrons, not the most relaxing or enjoyable lounge I've ever experienced to say the least. At least it was beautifully designed and the annoying patrons eventually left. I'm not sure what was up with the guy working at the front of house but he wasn't what you'd call friendly or helpful. I placed my order and he brought it over to me, but that was the end of our interaction. Maybe it was an off day...the annoying loud patrons who were sitting behind me were drinking and frequenting the bar for beverages from the server, who they called on by name. He maintained his deadpan stares for all. read more

The Club DFW - Airport Lounges Near Me - Grapevine, Texas

I have come here twice. As many others say, this is a very weird and inconvenient layout. The food/ beverage area is so small and they crammed that small space with tables and chairs. Right now due to COVID there is a person standing there to serve you what you request. I think their food options are good. Once you get your food you have to "exit" the Lounge and walk across the hallway to the room with seating. There is no restroom which I really dislike about this place. I often travel by myself. So each time I want to get up for more drinks or use the restroom I have to take my all belongings with me as I have no one to watch them. Service is good though, there is someone making rounds to clean up the tables. read more

"Decent lounge for a layover, however be aware of the wait" This is a good lounge to get some snacks and drinks if you ever find yourself in DFW. The lounge itself is pretty small, however the staff were friendly. There's a full bar and they even offer seasonal cocktails. Just make sure you tip well. The food consisted of 2 soups and rice to go with it- I think it's standard for all "the Club" around the country. I definitely got filled up on them and a few drinks later I was happy and on my way to the next destination. The only thing is that they normally have a long waiting list so make sure you have enough time. read more

I arrived a bit early in the morning and immediately noticed that the staffing seemed insufficient. Initially, there was no one available to let people into the area so me and a small group just stood around hoping someone would come out. After we got in, food options were very limited, which was quite disappointing. However, as the day progressed, more people began to arrive, which made it much more crowded and helped create a more enjoyable ambiance. It certainly wasn't a stellar experience but because I got in with the priority pass, it wasn't too bad either. read more

The Club DFW - Airport Lounges Near Me - Grapevine, Texas

5:30 am woman working the entrance was extremely lovely and friendly. She was extremely helpful and gave thorough overview of amenities to first-timers. Breakfast was subpar, though. No variety. No to-go cups for coffee. Felt like a continental breakfast at your local holiday inn. I went in at 5:30 hoping to grab a bite for breakfast before work. Ended up losing my appetite when I saw the options. read more

The seating by the food area is VERY tight/limited - almost like a McDonald's. The smart thing to do is grab your comfortable seats in the other section and then go back to check out the food to bring it back with you (rather than sit in the McDonald's seats). There is only one bathroom which I think would be a problem if someone wanted to take a shower because then no one else would be able to use the bathroom that whole time. read more

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This place is a great pit stop at dfw. Got in through priority pass. Keith is an excellent bartender! read more

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Service is great!!! The guys there are always getting plates & cups out of way quick. Personable, super polite and professional. But Ughhh this place got bad in last 4 years. From offering 12 yr Fiddic scotch down to Chivas, down to Crown to now Jim Beam. Their jim rye is the only thing you'll be able to kind of put down your throat unless you're opting for beer. Otherwise you're drinking Skyy Vodka and Tanqueray which will be a guaranteed headache when you're up in the air if you have more than a couple. Seems like people were happy at the lounge but they're probably new to the whole lounge experience and have never traveled internationally where you get fed a decent meal. Felt like this place was trying to starve you since everything was only edible if you're starving. Makes sense though, offer what no one wants and you're bound to have less overall expenses. From back in the days offering of sandwiches and wraps. Cookies, jars of jelly beans, gummy bears and other small munchies that were good to munch on while chilling & drinking. Everything good has been cut and what's left is peanuts and Wasabi peas (only thing decent to eat with your beer at least), pita + hummus, soup, white rice, cheese cubes, a reduced variety of a vegetable plate, and brownies. Many of The Club lounges did drop their selection of alcohol in last few years but I haven't been to one since end of 2021 and wow did DFW's Club lounge go ultra lean for 2022. Really should get Amex or capital one if Chase doesn't start opening their own lounges soon if you travel to DFW frequently. Still better than nothing if you're stuck at the airport with a priority pass. Can't complain about a nicer place to sit and having comp beer that would normally run you $8-$10+ anywhere else at the airport restaurant/bar. read more

Its a pretty weird lounge that doesn't feel like a lounge. The check in is in 1 room with the snacks and drinks, the lounging area is in a separate room, and a computer area is separate as well. Its very disconnected. Also, there is no bathroom, you need to use the bathroom outside of the lounge. The rooms are so separated that you could enter without ever checking in. I checked in with my Priority Pass, although felt like I could have walked into any of the rooms without anyone asking. Snacks and coffee were okay. Coffee machine ran out of milk and wasn't refilled during my whole stay. read more

Meh. Food offerings are chopped veggies soup and nuts. No where to sit. It's basically on a balcony. We went to wait for a place in the Capital One lounge and left as soon as we could. read more

Come on guys they are trying. Used to be a lot worse back in the day. But the more you are familiar with the place the more you know it's ins and outs. Pros: Free drinks (both hard liquor and beer/wine). Has a shower. Decent food. Usually gets crowded during evening departure banks especially on Fridays. But they keep a waitlist and it's about 30mins. Cons: stuffy atmosphere. They have 3 separate cordons going on. There is no checking if you actually checked into the lounge or not. The food is repetitious. I've had the same chicken wrap and egg sandwich for over 30 days now. read more

I have access through Priority Pass with AMEX card. The big negative is the size of the lounge, it's small and space is tight. So if it's full....it's full. Small offering of food, but the food is good, Full bar. Good internet, plugs and comfy chairs. I was in the lounge for about 20 minutes on a Saturday about 6 PM. Fine if you have a card that includes this lounge but I don't know that I would pay the day use fee unless I was there for at least 2 hours. read more

DFW is huge and the lounge options are plentiful. The Club (Terminal D) is a good option as it's open later (10:30pm on a Wednesday) than most all other lounges in D terminal. I, as well as many others, came over after The Centurion lounge closed (7pm) and it was packed. Everything's included with a full bar and small assortment of snacks. Nothing special but a nice place to get away from the hustle of the airport. read more

The Club DFW - Airport Lounges Near Me - Grapevine, Texas

IG: @koganei037 For such a big airport as DFW, one would think that their lounge would be bigger and offer better amenities and food. Do I wish it was better? Of course but can't really complain when I'm able to use it whenever I'm traveling through my Chase Sapphire Reserve perks. Being able to get to the airport early and chill at the lounge before my flight beats seating at the gate anytime. I wish they would revamp this place because it can get pretty busy at times. read more

The Club DFW - Airport Lounges Near Me - Grapevine, Texas

Unlike other Priority Pass lounges it appears that you may get into a different lounge space depending on current flights and which lounge has room available. There were about 18 seats in the lounge I was directed to, but 2 fridges full of been/soda/water options as well as self serve wine and muffins. The bathrooms are not in the lounge room but only available by using the "shower" rooms in the hallway. There aren't many outlets available so theres plenty of room for improvement. Still, better than being in the loud and crazy terminal by a long shot. read more

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It's small but they do have a great bar and a great bar menu. The food is OK roll ups salad and soup not very extensive not the most luxurious but not bad either. read more

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Whoever designed this place must have something against Dallas. It says a 45 person capacity. One Tuesday at 12pm it seemed to be AT capacity. There's a quiet room for relaxing. The dining area consists of 8, two person tables with a chair on side and a 1 long booth on the other. There's about 8 other loungers with a small side table. There's a long desk area blocked off by wall. There's about 4 or 5 desk chairs in there that some people seem to think one chair is for their entitled fat arse and another is for their dirty luggage. Needless to say, everything is very cramped. High five to a previous Yelper who suggested finding a place to sit and pregame here before heading to the more, comfortable terminal. Other than the tiny house vibe being a major turn off, it could be so much worse. The staff was very friendly, fast and proficient. The place is hella clean. I was pleased with the selection of food. There were two hot soups, two little roll ups, cheese cubes and cookies. I'm new to this priority pass thing, I don't know how it was pre-Covid, but some of you make it seem like this place was somehow bigger and had a 5 star, 80 option buffet before? Sorry I missed that. But at least I'm here and healthy. *fyi* I see a couple reviews of cranky people who think it's BS there's no alcohol service before 12 on Sundays. That's Texas law. Not this places fault. And definitely not the staff's fault. Speaking of the staff. They're not your push-over mom who let you get away with every bad thing you've ever done and that's why you're the rude-way you are. Treat them with respect. Give them a buck a two. And perhaps a little more if you've made a mess. And even more of your snotty ass kid who's following in your jerk footsteps made a typical child mess. read more

This is the worst airport club I have ever been to. I have been traveling since 1995 and I've been to lots of airports clubs, and never came across a club like this one. Everything is wrong about it: Seating capacity Layout Food offerings Beverages offerings Personnel read more

Incredibly cramped and sad airport lounge. Located on the 2nd floor in terminal D, this lounge is one of the most disappointing ones around. The food selection is very limited and sad looking. Under the food there are fridges with some drinks such as Sprite, Coke, Orange/Apple/Pineapple/Grapefruit juice, etc. They occasionally have bananas but run out quickly. Near the entrance there are a few jars with more snacks, such as peanuts, skittles, gummy bears, jolly ranchers... I'd try to grab a seat in the business area and then bring food over. The seating near the food is usually taken. read more

Very small lounge with very limited options. One of the worser of the Priority Pass lounges I've been to. There was only hummus and pita, chips, popcorn, yogurt and some danishes. No warm food. They do have wine, hard liquor and beer available. The liquor isn't readily available and you'll need to request it from one of the attendants. Really just a 2-Star lounge, but I added a star because I appreciated their great selection of beer. Mmm. EDIT: Lounge has been updated! 4*s now. Somehow, there are two different yelp review pages for Club at DFW so my updated review is on the other one read more

The bartenders were speaking behind my back, I didn't recall that lounges would do that considering we pay a premium to go to them before flights. One of the many reasons I won't recommend the Priority Pass. Also, if the owner reads this review, please look at footage to see if my treatment was deserved. You shouldn't pass judgment as a worker. If we did deserve the treatment, then I will retract this review. However, if it isn't, I would like to pass judgment on your employees and the hateful things I could say about them that would have them banned from flying in general. Two wrongs do make a right in some instances to have a teachable moment. read more

I traveled to this airport and had a short layover, they didnt have a lounge at my terminal so I ended up coming here. It was really packed, its a small place considering how many people were there. There was only one person checking in and the two people infant of me took a good 5 minutes and talking to the lady that was checking in. They did have another computer, I just dont know why they were using it. Once I entered, the place was packed, not that I had time to sit but it would have been nice to sit for few minutes before heading back to my gate. There was no space. So i barely had coffee and left because I didnt want to stand. Their food was just ok, I have seen better lounges in other airports. This one is just ok in my opinion. read more