It's a fine lounge. The lunch food is always nice and fresh, it's always so busy though and it's…read morenot the largest so it's not a lounge you go to get some peace and quiet. But all in all, if it's included in your flight, enjoy it!

If you think you're getting in with your Prioritu Pass membership via Amex, you're not. The whole…read morelounge situation is chaotic and the antithesis of a lounge experience. The Plaza Premium lounge next door is more of the same/

This was not a very good experience. When I arrive to a mostly empty restaurant at lunchtime and am…read moreasked if I have a booking, that's usually a clue. We were seated and left with the menus... for a long time. After about 15 minutes, someone came for orders. They do label vegetarian and gluten free items on part of the menu, but I had questions about the burger with no bun. Turns out there's gluten in the meat too, so I opted for the veggie risotto. When I asked the waitress what vegetables were in it, her answer was "peas... and some other stuff, I can't remember." Sounds great! My partner ordered a veggie wrap off the light bites menu. After another way too long period of time, we finally got our food. The risotto seemed like normal rice with sauce poured over - it was strange in texture and flavour. The veggies were peas, leeks and what I'm pretty sure was lettuce, though it could have been kale. My partner's wrap was super spicy and he didn't really enjoy that either. Since I'd ordered off the set menu, I had to wait for the dessert to roll up (white chocolate and raspberry cheesecake - base is not gluten free!) We requested the bill and dessert at the same time, bill arrived first. The cheesecake was unimpressive; I couldn't pick out any white chocolate, and the berries were more scattered on the plate than in/on the cake itself. The servers were friendly enough, but the whole experience was just so slow. I would not return.

Lounge is a wonderful pub. Gorgeous decor. The first time I came here, I was 17 and looking for…read moresomething a bit different from Paisley. The atmosphere in Largs at night is so much better than in Paisley. You don't feel like you're going to be stabbed. Fast forward three and a half years and here we are, sunny day and looking for a beer garden. I remember Lounge has a roof terrace. Drinks are reasonable. The pub is classy, chandeliers and chesterfield sofas, that kind of thing and a full cocktail menu. Worth a visit when you're down this way! After Nardini's, of course.

Out of the three lounges at Edinburgh Airport, this one is the fanciest one. Upon entering, you're…read morewelcome into a foyer to check-in. You are handed a menu, which is one order per person. Although you are limited with your food, the options are slightly better than the buffet style over at Aspire Lounge. With that said, this also means you will need to wait about 5-10 minutes for your food to come out. I did see pictures of some of food options, and ones like the bacon roll and sausage sub did not look quite appetizing. It may be a bit of a hit or miss here with the food, but I can tell you that the mac and cheese was yummy. The sauce was cheesy and full of truffle oil, which I requested --maybe a little too much truffle oil to be honest. I added extra crispy onions from the side counter as well. There are some bread, salad, baked goods, and soup options that is free for all if the entree isn't enough for you. I did find this lounge more relaxing and bright, especially with the high ceilings. I'd come to this lounge for the atmosphere, but Aspire for the food; although both are not too far of a stretch. Or if you have the time, you can go to both like I did (because my flight was delayed).

The lounge itself is nice but the food is meh! I'd rather go to the other lounge beside it…read more Location: It is located in Edinburgh Airport, the lounge is nice cause they have 360 kinda view of the planes so its kinda cool. The seatings are like very classy type, a nice bar at the side. Service: The bar tender is nice and also the guy who checks me in. Food: They have a small buffet type of breads, cereals and juices. They have a menu handed by a guy who checks u in and once you chose the food you want to order you will tell the bartender what you want then they will serve it to you. Here is the problem, all the food on the menu does not taste good, well I mean I ordered 2. First I had CLASSIC SAUSAGE SUB: it was 2 sliced sausage with ketchup on a bun, it taste ew, like I didn't eat any. I told myself maybe I'll try the POACHED EGG with AVOCADO: still taste ew, the egg is like mid hard boiled egg and the avocado has a plastic taste on it. So what did I do? I moved to the next door lounge and the food was waaayyy better!! 100x better. Price rating: Had access here cause of my Chase reserve card. The interior is pretty nice, I felt like the people go here just to feel that they are special because of the atmosphere, but the food was meh.

What a great find in central Edinburgh. Right by the Royal Mile, the outside of the hotel is…read morenondescript and the lounge is located within. We only found it on a recommendation from a local. This lounge is gorgeously decorated and upscale. You can come for bar bites or a drink. It took a long while to get our food and drinks and they were all on the pricier side. Definitely come in for the vibes and when you have enough time to sit and relax.

Apparently you never get something for nothing, that's probably true but if you are happy to spend…read morethe 15 minutes opening an account with Virgin Money then you get unlimited lounge access, hot and cold drinks, snacks and biscuits and free wi-fi. There are two sides to the lounge, on the left where the coffee machine is, there is table and chair seating similar to a company canteen and then on the right is a rather lavish sitting room style seating. In between the two there's a reception area with a grand piano available if you feel like having a tinkle on the ivories. There are similar lounges in Glasgow, London, Manchester and Norwich that you also gain access to by becoming a member of the Lounge. I can't praise this place enough, if only it weren't as busy but that's a great sign of its success.

Fun pub atmosphere, great beer options, good food. We especially liked the pizza and the fried…read morechicken wings.

We had a been to the BrewDog in Aberdeen and had a good experience. We came to Sterling Castle on…read moreNew Years Day, and went into BrewDogs for lunch, Big Mistake! There was only one girl working on the restaurant. It was unclear if she was working both the front of the restaurant and the kitchen, but she did allude to being the only person working. My friends and I all ordered drinks, my two friends ordered pizzas and I ordered the crispy chicken wings. The pizzas took an hour and 15 minutes to come out and my "crispy" chicken took 1.5 hours. I was completely grossed out by the way the chicken looked. It was served in a soggy mess. It was not at all crispy and it was so mushy that it looks like O had soup in a bowl. I peeled the chicken from One wing and could not eat the rest because of how poorly they were cooked. If you are one of the only restaurants open near a major tourist attraction, you need to staff more appropriately for the anticipated number of guests. Also please take more pride in your food, this was the worst culinary experience I have had in Scotland. The one star is for the beer selection, they have a wide variety.

Our second time here while visiting Edinburgh and the drinks are always great. The waitress…read moreremembered us from our visit months before. The vibes are great.

Cute little cocktail spot in Edinburgh. The staff was so nice. They have a cocktail menu and also…read moremake cocktails according to your preference as well. Totally worth a drop in.

Based on previous reviews, I expected a mediocre experience but this first time visit was better…read morethan I thought. We checked in right when the lounge opened early in the AM so it was obviously clean and food was fresh. This is a considerably large space with various seating areas and a quiet corner designated (should you want that). Food wise, it's a decent offering at breakfast. You'll find more bread-based foods and a couple hot items - good enough for a hungry traveler. I can't comment on alcoholic beverages as I didn't partake on this visit.

Lounge access. Nice and quiet. They give you a ticket for 4 drinks each for standard drinks. A…read moredecent deal for Priority Pass.

(See pictures of our food, too!) Service friendly and accommodating (with limited English, but very…read moresweet, and checked to make sure everything was right & we were happy). Sophisticated presentation of food with a flavor profile to match the artfully crafted dish. Excellent music selection (old jazz and mo town, but not the cheezy stuff). Will return. And will recommend.

Wow - nearly 100 different types of vodka including straight, flavored, and direct from Poland…read more Dinner menu that includes appetizers, main dishes, and desserts. Got "haggis balls". Had great fish and chips. Up a flight of stairs and not really advertised.... Well worth it. Only about 7-8 tables and a few bar seats though.

The British Airways Lounge at Edinburgh Airport was actually pretty good. It's located near Gate 5…read morein the main terminal. There's only one terminal which makes it easy to navigate. Honestly, I was surprised that the lounge wasn't that full. We found seating right away near some windows. I think it was a view of the parking lot. It was still dark outside when we arrived early in the morning. The coffee is great! They serve Union Hand-Roasted Coffee in all of their lounges. The breakfast options are good here. I believe I had a fruit salad and a pastry. There were sausages, streaky bacon, porridge, and other items. I was still trying to wake up at that point. The one thing that I was most impressed with was the Tunnocks Tea Cakes. I'd never had this Scottish treat before. It's like a Mallomar marshmallow cookie, only it's not as sweet and the marshmallow is light & fluffy. It was nice that there was a special area of Scottish treats at the tea bar. They also had the Scottish tablets and shortbread. What a treat! It was a quiet lounge that even included some private work pods for those traveling alone. Most of the seats had charging stations. It was modern, clean, comfy, and quiet in there. It was nice just to be away from the busy terminal.

I didn't have too long to explore this lounge before my flight but what I saw, I liked. The coffee…read moremachines are self service and have a good selection of decaf drinks, which is usually hard to find in coffee machines. The food and drinks area are no longer self-service, but the staff member was friendly and helpful. Plus points for BA serving real champagne for its sparkling wine choice vs the usual Prosecco or cava. This lounge was also directly opposite my gate so it was a very simple jump from here over to the plane. If you're flying BA, save a little time and stop here before the flight.

Definately one of the nicest looking Wetherspoons pubs i have been to an old converted church with…read morea nice log fire and the old organ pipes. not bad service wise food can be a little late but atleast its hot and the staff are friendly and welcoming. Drinks well its cheap and served with a smile.