My experience at the escape lounge was awesome. Shannon, Darren, and Jonathan made my day. Shannon…read morewas friendly at the front checking us in. Darren was nice at the bar. Jonathan made sure all the dishes was picked up off the tables. A great place to come before your flight. This team love to have fun but get there job done and make the guest happy

Thank you to Char at the lounge ! Excellent service!! Fantastic food and drink! Than you!read more

I Love This Airport!!!…read more This is My Favorite AirPort In The Bay Area!!! It is Easy to Navigate!!! TSA Wait Times are Reasonable!! Lots of Airlines to Choose from!!! Quality Restaurants to Choose From!! Freshly Remodeled!!! This is a Baller On A Budget Approved Airport!! I keep my Pimp Hands Strong!! Number 34 on the Top 50 list of the most Prolific Yelp ELITES OF 2025!!

"Getting around" will break or make my review of any airport…read more So, I don't care if the misleading name reminds me of my Angels (The San Francisco Airport of Oakland). Nor is it important that Amelia Earhart landed here after being the first female to fly solo from Hawaii to US, and it was also her last take-off. Or that it was the world's longest runway in 1927. Or that it was used in "Star Trek IV" and TBX 1138. And, although I appreciate the jazz and hip-hop, it's not a factor. Nope. I'm not sure how it is flying out, but flying in was a breeze. And it gets five stars for me being able to walk intuitively straight from my plane to my well-organized, simple, and long Uber platform without searching for signs and walking for miles. It puts the OK in OAK!

I stopped at The Cub lounge at the SJC, near Gate A8 around 1:30pm on a Friday. I was on my way to…read moreSouthern CA and at that time of day, the lounge was not very busy. The lounge is easy to find and check in was a breeze. The space is large - you walk into a seating area and to the right is the bar and food. There are multiple areas to sit and even a quiet area set back from the rest. We found a seat and I ordered a sparkling Rose. Each table has a bar code that you an scan and order your drinks, they have a large menu to select from but you can only order one drink at a time. The drink arrived promplty and after settling in, we went to check out the food. The menu is not extensive, they had a salad bar, chips and dip, bar snacks, a soup and some fried rice. Not extensive but that is a relief sometimes because too many choices can be overwhelming. The onion dip was fabulous as were the bar snacks. The soup was nice and warm and mixing in some of the rice made for a very filling meal. They also have flavored water and fruit, packed and ready to go. The wine are mostly from CA but they had a couple of French wines, I also tried a chardonnay that hit the spot! There was one woman who sat right in the center of the seating area and proceeded to gossip and complain about work and her co-workers as loudly as if she was in her living room. It was long conversation and even though she was loud enough to be heard outside, no one came by to tell her to take it somewhere else. I took one star off for that - the employees should ensure that it is a welcoming place for all travelers not just the self centered ones. The best part of the visit was the dessert, they had a fluffy layered cake, covered with mousse, jam and topped with whipped cream - so good! This lounge also seems less crowded than the The Club in another part of SJC. You can buys a day pass or you can visit this place with Priority Pass. Overall a great experience and I would go back again.

The Club which I agree with other reviews have less people and less food. It does guarantee you get…read morea seat and strong coffee. I was in there early AM and there are three hot entrees (egg bites, dollar pancakes and hot oatmeal) not a great spread but enough to power you up for the flight. Service was good, they came by and cleaned up quicky by removing the dishes. The entire area is clean. I enjoyed the time I was there.

The rockstar at this bar is Star She is the best host…read more confident and makes the best drinks

I always try to make it a point to visit The Club when flying out of SJC. I've never had to wait in…read moreall the times that I've visited. Simply show your Priority Pass at check-in and scan your boarding pass. It's always nice to hang out in a lounge prior to the flight rather than sitting at the gate with the masses. During my most recent visit, I stopped by on a Sunday morning around 10:30AM. They had a BYO salad station, chicken tortilla soup, and cookies. The food options are meh, but typical and on par for a US-based airport lounge. You can also order a variety of complimentary alcoholic beverages from the QR code (I included a picture with some of the offerings as of April 2026). There is a water refill station by the restrooms. The interior is clean and there is plenty of seating. The staff are friendly and attentive.

A spacious lounge with room for various needs, so a silent room for rest. A good selection of…read moredrinks and light meals. Showers are available ($ 25). Particulary noteworthy: Tashi`s friendly, attentive, and helpful service.

I had three hours to kill at SFO before a flight and one of my credit cards helped open the doors…read moreof this lounge for me. There was a wait list with an expected wait time of 30 mins but I got a call within 15 mins that a spot had opened up and was ready for me. The lounge itself is on the floor above and there are steps and elevator leading to it. The place is large, there are restrooms, light therapy rooms, private rooms, private nooks, several dining tables, couple of drink stations, a full fledged bar with seating in front of it, about three stations for food etc. Food options had a couple of soups, bread station, fermented veggie section, a couple of mains covering both vegetarian and non vegetarian options, salads, desserts and some hummus and pita bread for appetizers.This was no cruise ship style spread and the options were fairly limited but plenty satisfactory. They had some barley for carb option which was uncooked but other than that everything was decent. There were several waiters cleaning up after people pretty promptly and the place was maintained well. There was a huge table smack dab in the center with books and I was disappointed to find that they were all props. Overall I managed to relax and grab some food to eat before my red eye flight. I look forward to coming back when I use this airport again in the future.

Access with certain American Express cards. My access is thanks to hubby, that's his shout out for…read morethe 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.

This review as of April 3, 2026 pertains to the TEMPORARY location in Terminal 2 (D Gates) at San…read moreFrancisco 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.

Love the convenience of daily parking in Oakland. It's walkable to the terminals (10-15 min)…read more Recommend reserving online vs paying there since it's cheaper rates.

Nothing beats having your car at the ready upon returning from a trip. The daily lot is an easy…read morewalk to the terminal. Cost of the daily lot isn't much higher than the cost of gas for my wife to come get me when I return. Worth the cost for convenience and no hassles.

2 of 2 Yelp reviews, pictures on other Yelp page…read more Quality/Quantity - Easy in and out! Flew Southwest on this trip; too bad Southwest is really going downhill. Will start charging for check in bags ($35), unless you open a Southwest credit card. Delays; on this trip, we experienced over a 4 hour delay!!!! Full flights, where we risk NOT sitting together due to open seating. The good news is that assigned seating is finally starting soon. Ambiance - Small, but a good enough airport. Meets all our domestic needs. When we travel internationally, we typically fly in and out of SFO. We do not use the parking, or even the restaurants/bars here any more due to the time of the day we now fly. And because I have cut back significantly on coffee, I can not say I frequent the coffee shops here either. Service - Self service for the most part. TSA is a hit and miss, currently more of a hit than miss; thank you. Actually, this is still our favorite Bay Area airport. Price - Southwest is still affordable, but your competitors are becoming more and more also. We have flown your competitors more and more these last few years. We use ride share now, so we have no experience with the parking costs. And all food and drinks are "airport" prices, expected and acceptable. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1927. We will be loyal customers until...?!?!

On the surface you see lots of improvements to the traveler amenities over the last 10 years. But…read morethe number one thing overlooked (and the most important thing for sane travel) is signage. Trying to find a restroom was akin to a waking nightmare. Signage misled me at every turn. Truly nearly peed myself. So not cool.

I have no complaints with this lounge. You get access with priority pass plus an extra $15 charge…read more It was an easy check in process and the staff was very nice and welcoming. The food is good and pretty varied - I had some Thai coconut soup, chicken thighs, mashed potatoes, and pancakes from the fun pancake machine. Halfway through my visit, they brought out some gildas & spanakopita. They're also stocked with treats like Ghirardelli chocolates, cookies, and more along with snacks. They have a freestyle Coca Cola machine but when I was there they were out of any diet options. I opted for an unsweetened iced tea. The bar area is beautiful and signature cocktails, house wines, and beer are included. There is an up charge for "premium" spirits, wine and beer. Overall this was a great lounge experience - plenty of seating, easy entry, good food, and good drink options. Well worth the $15 up charge for Priority Pass and I'd definitely return.

Fantastic chill lounge…read more Qatar always changes lounge and this is one of the better lounges While it is not large by any means it is spacious and well laid out Great food. Today was tacos withbgreat chicken and carnitas Superb service Very quiet and not rushed Good one to hangout at

Awesome club lounge at the SFO airport, terminal F. The entry was set back a ways but on busy days…read morewould allow not to all be standing right at the elevator. The check in staff were all super kind and there was an abundance of food and drink options. Unfortunately like many club lounges, they've become quite busy and people are very tacky with the space they use. It was full and difficult to find a seat but we eventually made our way to the far back and found something comfy. There was the standard Illy coffee bar with my favorite espresso drink machine. They also have that fun Coke freestyle machine! They had snack options, three salad options, chili, pasta, cream, puffs, cookies, cheese, and crackers, and a number of other options. Very good selection! The bar was off to the side and there were a ton of great beverage options for the adults as well! Really enjoyed our visit to this lounge at the beginning of the F gate.

I'm not one of those folks who shows up 3-4 hours before boarding. Not that there's anything wrong…read morewith that, but what am I gonna do for 3-4 hours before boarding? This place. This place is where I'm going. Not for 3-4 hours but at least for half an hour to lounge and snack. Food? Yes. Decent . . . bordering on good. Service is frenetic and takes a little getting use to, but when you see how clean it is, you'd understand why. That being said, the folks checking you in are super helpful and give you the lay of the land. Ambiance is equally frenetic but when you consider all the people vying for a seat, looking to grab a drink and some snacks so they can chill for a minute, you'd understand why. So if you find yourself with some time to spare before your United flight (or other associated airlines), check it out.