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Once again, we had a great experience at the Turkish Lounge. I strongly encourage you to book ahead because they've changed the booking availability to only 48 hours prior to a flight. It's a meager $9 per person to secure a reservation and it is well worth it if you're good at adhering to a schedule. The reservation grace period is 30 minutes so be mindful of your booking time. When we arrived for our reservations, they were only welcoming first class passengers aside from reservations. The customer service in this lounge is excellent and the selection of food is very good. The same holds true for beverages. Whenever I fly out of Miami, I prebook this lounge and I've never been disappointed.
Plenty of room. Plenty of food, snacks and drink. Open. All the time. Convenient and great for the dreaded delayed flight or early arrival.
It's a large, comfortable lounge that's open 24 hours and has a variety of kinds of seating, including the lounges pictured. It serves middle eastern food, and a staple like penne with marinara, which seems to be a lounge/airline staple. They have a funny assortment of soda, with Crush, Starry, and Shasta cola. They also have a couple of infused water options. The dessert is great, with several options including baklava. The staff are very nice and helpful. I was glad to find it during a layover in Miami!
Good is fantastic and had a great chat with Janis outside at the door. Very welcoming and kind. A good place to wait for a delayed or later flight. Coffee was amazing. again ty Janis for the attention and care!
My friend Lisa reserved our time for the lounge last month. The food selection was absolutely wonderful. There was lamb gyro, rice, hummus, and soup. The staff are always kind. This place is just a great way relax and charge your devices before heading to the gate. Also the bathrooms are super clean.
It's a cute lounge when you want to relax alittle. However for such a big airport it's pretty small. We literally had to wait in a line for 20 minutes just to enter. The food is decent but nothing to go crazy about. However I def appreciate being here the service is wonderful
Still one of the nicer lounges. They remodeled since last year and it's nice. Different areas to sit and even an area with lounge chairs to relax. Plenty of food. A nice assortment of sandwiches, hot food , and a full service bar. Outlets for charging are against the walls. They could use more charging areas. It's still a nice way to relax before flying.
Better than sitting in the terminal but still a mediocre airlines lounge. However, they now have a few hot food items at breakfast.
This is a very small lounge. They definitely lack in space. The seats are crowded next to each other, which is terrible especially if you have bags with you. The service is the best thing the lounge has. The staff is really pleasant. The cold food bar area is kept well stocked as well as the drink bar. They have a self serve drink bar with alcoholic beverages and non alcoholic as well. They also have coffee and tea. There is a QR code on the tables to order some hot food items. I order pasta with vegetarian meatballs. The food was terrible. The noodles were extremely overcooked. The pomodoro sauce had no flavor and the meatballs were not good. It felt like it came straight out of the microwave. They definitely have to improve on the quality of the hot dishes. Way below par. Not to mention it took forever to come out. Do yourself a favor and stick to the food bar options.
The Turkish Lounge at Terminal D/E in Miami International Airport is a nice spot to recharge before a flight. Even when it's packed with travelers from all over, the service never skips a detail. Food trays are rotated and refilled the moment they run low, keeping everything fresh and inviting. The spread is a feast of Turkish flavors: garbanzo cucumber onion salad, hummus, Muhammara, pita bread, shredded chicken seasoned with Mediterranean spices, almond rice (cooked loose yet fluffy), and a hearty curry chicken soup that hits just warm when the airport A/C is blasting like there's no tomorrow. There's also a quinoa and grain salad tossed with tomatoes, cucumbers, and onions, plus a full salad bar if you want to build your own plate. Desserts keep up with the turkish tradition: flaky baklava and an addictive chocolate mousse, the perfect pair with a cappuccino from their coffee machine (and yes, they now have decaf options so you don't mess up your in-flight sleep). The bar is well stacked with bailey's, aperol, whiskey or your favorite spirit, beer or wine to relax your anxiety travel mind. Special recognition to Yudiel, who went above and beyond by warming up my plate until the cheese on my sandwich was perfectly melted. Yes, they also serve tuna sandwiches and avocado bread rolls, which make for an easy grab-and-go bite. The only reason I'm giving 4 stars instead of 5 is the tiny space. The operators really need to expand, it gets crowded, creates hectic lines, and takes away a bit from what should be a fully relaxing pre-flight experience. Still, big thanks to the entire team for keeping the service top-notch and making this lounge a real gem in MIA.
This place was very much decent. It was pretty much like the standard priority pass airport lounge experience that I usually have.. the food was fair not bad, but definitely not amazing. They had a self serve bar with wine and champagne, though which I liked. I don't think I've ever gone to a self serve bar in an airport lounge before so that was a nice touch, but I didn't particularly enjoy the drinks that I had either so that wasn't anything to write home about. The options for food were pretty interesting and I will say there was a lot to choose from which was good. I also love rice pudding and they had that as a dessert option which I was very excited about. It was also very spacious. There was definitely a good amount of seating. I was originally seated in a wooden chair, but ended up being able to move to more of a leather couch type of loveseat just for more comfort and since there was so much space I was able to do so. However again this place is overall very okay.
Not as nice as the Capital Lounge or the Amex Lounge but it's still pretty nice. Plenty of seats, a quiet room for you to nap . We were there during lunch time and they have an assortment of hot food (spaghetti and some chicken pasta) with salad and various cheeses. Love the dessert since I am a big fan of baklava. They also have turkish coffee! The bar has pretty good selection and service was quick. Would love to have more outlets for charging but overall a pleasant experience.
I used my Priority Pass app to book our lounge visit 2 days in advance. I paid $8 pp by credit card & was given a QR code via. email for entry. This lounge is at Miami international Airport between international terminals J & H. Although we were late, it wasn't an issue getting into the lounge. Those that didn't pre-book couldn't get inside. This lounge was easy to locate once we got past security. It is on the airplane side & we took the elevator up to 3. Once in the bright lounge with floor to ceiling windows facing the runway I explored. There was a room with reclining chaise lounges, clean restrooms with showers, a large Turkish buffet, coffee, soft drinks & alcoholic beverages. We found a small table with chargers & logged onto the WiFi. There was plenty of seating and a very nice selection of Turkish / Mediterranean bites, salads, fruits, coffees soups, sandwiches, mezze, cold drinks... Staff worked very quickly to clear off tables and take away dirty dishes. The space was clean and quiet.. read more
3 months ago
This is the first lounge I was disappointed with. Not because of the lounge itself but because of the staff upfront. It was one of those days when we really needed to use the lounge as we were on the road the entire day and kids were tired and hungry. We showed up the lounge and there was a lady turning people away, she kept asking them to come after an hour as they were at capacity. I totally understand if a lounge is at capacity and I was willing to wait but they refused to make a waitlist and kept turning people away. She refused to allow people to hang around the entrance as well. Inspite of it, I hung around the entrance for 10 mins and saw people quietly entering the lounge and not exiting. Then I entered as well and saw them accepting people again. This was literally 10 minutes later, several people were turned away earlier. This practice might have worked for them to maintain the crowds but it's extremely unfair to the people who got turned away just a few minutes earlier. Anyway, unfair practices aside the lounge itself is tiny. One to the smallest lounges I visited so far. Food choice is slightly more expansive than other lounges. Most of the dishes were from Mediterranean cuisine. Some of the items left a lot to be desired. The baklava was overly sweet and the falafels were extremely dry. The sandwiches and soup were decent though. The restroom wasn't very clean. One thing I noticed was the lady cleaning up, she kept working non stop the few hours I was in the lounge. She barely got any rest. I felt bad for her though at the same time I was impressed by her work ethics. read more
Very good lounge offering many food choices for both breakfast and lunch, sodas and bar drinks and they even have some day beds but I found it weird that they're all in the same room with no privacy. Entry with priority pass was quick and staff was friendly. I definitely recommend this lounge. Once you get off the elevator on 3R just make a left and keep walking. There's a vacated office and the lounge is on the other side of the floor. At first I thought I was on the wrong floor. read more
Once again, we had a great experience at the Turkish Lounge. I strongly encourage you to book ahead because they've changed the booking availability to only 48 hours prior to a flight. It's a meager $9 per person to secure a reservation and it is well worth it if you're good at adhering to a schedule. The reservation grace period is 30 minutes so be mindful of your booking time. When we arrived for our reservations, they were only welcoming first class passengers aside from reservations. The customer service in this lounge is excellent and the selection of food is very good. The same holds true for beverages. Whenever I fly out of Miami, I prebook this lounge and I've never been disappointed. read more
It's a large, comfortable lounge that's open 24 hours and has a variety of kinds of seating, including the lounges pictured. It serves middle eastern food, and a staple like penne with marinara, which seems to be a lounge/airline staple. They have a funny assortment of soda, with Crush, Starry, and Shasta cola. They also have a couple of infused water options. The dessert is great, with several options including baklava. The staff are very nice and helpful. I was glad to find it during a layover in Miami! read more
8 months ago
My friend Lisa reserved our time for the lounge last month. The food selection was absolutely wonderful. There was lamb gyro, rice, hummus, and soup. The staff are always kind. This place is just a great way relax and charge your devices before heading to the gate. Also the bathrooms are super clean. read more
It's a cute lounge when you want to relax alittle. However for such a big airport it's pretty small. We literally had to wait in a line for 20 minutes just to enter. The food is decent but nothing to go crazy about. However I def appreciate being here the service is wonderful read more
Still one of the nicer lounges. They remodeled since last year and it's nice. Different areas to sit and even an area with lounge chairs to relax. Plenty of food. A nice assortment of sandwiches, hot food , and a full service bar. Outlets for charging are against the walls. They could use more charging areas. It's still a nice way to relax before flying. read more
1 year ago
This is a very small lounge. They definitely lack in space. The seats are crowded next to each other, which is terrible especially if you have bags with you. The service is the best thing the lounge has. The staff is really pleasant. The cold food bar area is kept well stocked as well as the drink bar. They have a self serve drink bar with alcoholic beverages and non alcoholic as well. They also have coffee and tea. There is a QR code on the tables to order some hot food items. I order pasta with vegetarian meatballs. The food was terrible. The noodles were extremely overcooked. The pomodoro sauce had no flavor and the meatballs were not good. It felt like it came straight out of the microwave. They definitely have to improve on the quality of the hot dishes. Way below par. Not to mention it took forever to come out. Do yourself a favor and stick to the food bar options. read more
1 year ago
The Turkish Lounge at Terminal D/E in Miami International Airport is a nice spot to recharge before a flight. Even when it's packed with travelers from all over, the service never skips a detail. Food trays are rotated and refilled the moment they run low, keeping everything fresh and inviting. The spread is a feast of Turkish flavors: garbanzo cucumber onion salad, hummus, Muhammara, pita bread, shredded chicken seasoned with Mediterranean spices, almond rice (cooked loose yet fluffy), and a hearty curry chicken soup that hits just warm when the airport A/C is blasting like there's no tomorrow. There's also a quinoa and grain salad tossed with tomatoes, cucumbers, and onions, plus a full salad bar if you want to build your own plate. Desserts keep up with the turkish tradition: flaky baklava and an addictive chocolate mousse, the perfect pair with a cappuccino from their coffee machine (and yes, they now have decaf options so you don't mess up your in-flight sleep). The bar is well stacked with bailey's, aperol, whiskey or your favorite spirit, beer or wine to relax your anxiety travel mind. Special recognition to Yudiel, who went above and beyond by warming up my plate until the cheese on my sandwich was perfectly melted. Yes, they also serve tuna sandwiches and avocado bread rolls, which make for an easy grab-and-go bite. The only reason I'm giving 4 stars instead of 5 is the tiny space. The operators really need to expand, it gets crowded, creates hectic lines, and takes away a bit from what should be a fully relaxing pre-flight experience. Still, big thanks to the entire team for keeping the service top-notch and making this lounge a real gem in MIA. read more
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This place was very much decent. It was pretty much like the standard priority pass airport lounge experience that I usually have.. the food was fair not bad, but definitely not amazing. They had a self serve bar with wine and champagne, though which I liked. I don't think I've ever gone to a self serve bar in an airport lounge before so that was a nice touch, but I didn't particularly enjoy the drinks that I had either so that wasn't anything to write home about. The options for food were pretty interesting and I will say there was a lot to choose from which was good. I also love rice pudding and they had that as a dessert option which I was very excited about. It was also very spacious. There was definitely a good amount of seating. I was originally seated in a wooden chair, but ended up being able to move to more of a leather couch type of loveseat just for more comfort and since there was so much space I was able to do so. However again this place is overall very okay. read more
Not as nice as the Capital Lounge or the Amex Lounge but it's still pretty nice. Plenty of seats, a quiet room for you to nap . We were there during lunch time and they have an assortment of hot food (spaghetti and some chicken pasta) with salad and various cheeses. Love the dessert since I am a big fan of baklava. They also have turkish coffee! The bar has pretty good selection and service was quick. Would love to have more outlets for charging but overall a pleasant experience. read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
Not the best airport lounge I've been to but also not the worst. While it's on the small side and looks dated, I appreciate the food spread in the morning. I was able to find vegan options and enjoyed a bowl of oatmeal with brown sugar, sunflower seeds, peanuts, raisins, and cinnamon. I also used a QR code to order the roasted potatoes seasoned with thyme and olive oil. https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/turkish-airlines-lounge-miami?select=t8i40Wk1NWrl4zg1e2npkQ They also have fresh fruit (oranges, red and green apples, bananas), tea, and Turkish coffee. Sadly the Turkish coffee machine wasn't working at the time of our visit. There are three bathrooms (gender-neutral, female, and male). As far as I can tell, this lounge does not have showers. Staff was welcoming which is nice when traveling super duper early in the morning. I like that the music playing is classy piano jazz. read more
2 years ago
We visited the Turkish lounge on the J/H connector. What I love about this place is the day beds provided in a separate open room. There are 6 day beds where you can take naps. The beds are curvy shaped and a little harder on your back. Honestly, it was hard to sleep, but nice to just lay down to rest. The food was OK but didn't like the sandwiches on the buffet. There were 3 kinds of sandwiches which include Tuna, avocado with lettuce and last one is veggie sandwich. Cold dishes also include some green leafy vegetables, pasta, olives, etc. I love the snacks which include peanuts, pretzels, lady finger and cookies. It is a nice place to rest while waiting for your flight. read more
3/16/2025 - The Miami International Airport has two Turkish Airlines Lounges. This one is at Concourse E and the other at H, which is bigger. The lounge provides complimentary drinks, including wines and spirits, etc., in addition to food. Staff are friendly. The entire lounge only has a few power outlets for phone charging. If you are lucky, you may take an advantage of the Airport Lounge Service to save you a 25-minute walk from the check-in security gate to this lounge entrance. Thanks Priority Pass for providing the access. read more
It's worth noting there is more than one Turkish Airline lounge and there's a really significant difference in the quality and size. My review is for the lounge by the J/H connector, which is the larger and arguably better-serviced lounge. Compared to other lounges in other airports, I've never seen this one ridiculously crowded and I've never had to wait to get in. There's tons of seating and yes maybe it's a bit close together, but at least you won't be without a seat. If you're in a hurry, there's a selection of dips and small bites in the buffet area. We loved the hummus and baba ganoush. If you have time to sit, you can order hot food prepared a la carte from the QR code on the tables. I'm not sure this is clear to everyone, especially judging from the reviews that say the food is limited and there's no hot food - maybe they need to advertise this better? Be sure not to change tables or move the tables since the order is location-based. I've never had to wait very long at all when ordering food through the code. Usually it's out in about 10 min. Lots of great middle eastern bites. My husband loved the falafel. I was a big fan of the soup. There's also a bar where you can order a variety of drinks. My husband had a nice Aperol spritz. There's also a coffee machine with tons of choices. If you'd like a Turkish coffee, you can ask the staff to help make you one. Lastly, don't sleep on the desserts! Some of them are in the fridge below the buffet to keep them chilled. I shared a delicious rice pudding and brownie dessert with my husband - I think it was my favorite thing I ate! read more
I think there are 2 Turkish lounges in MIA, and this review is for the one near H. Lounge was clean and empty when I visited, had veggie snack offerings, a bar with a bartender, nap room, and plenty of space to post up. I didn't have time to order hot food, but looked like there were a handful options e.g. falafel with rice and veggies, spaghetti and meatballs. All the staff were nice and polite. This not like a luxury Chase lounge, but I thought it was better than sitting in the boarding area. I did not need to pre-book on Priority Pass, and was able to get in without issue. Would return next time I book a Delta flight from Miami. read more
4 months ago
Step off the lounge elevator and you're in an empty space all around. No directional signs to the lounge. Luckily a man entering the elevator said to turn left, right down empty corridor and right. Unless you know this, you'd have a 50% chance to turn left LOL. Such a simple customer friendly fix? I also lucked out moving to the back of the elevator and became the first off and in line at check-in. It was quick; all I showed was my Lufthansa boarding pass. The lounge looks fairly new, but over-crowded. Not one two-top table and barely any seats. Also hardly any outlets which is strange for a newer lounge. Food was decent with a Middle Eastern focus. Couscous and egg/potato salad was good. The self-serve coffee machines were cool. The small bar is basic for an international lounge. Restrooms are decent but the stalls have unusual latch so you're not sure if it is locked. It's ok for a Star Alliance lounge (and the only *A choice in MIA). Too bad Swiss or Lufthansa don't have one here because their lounge standards are a cut above. read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
I have torn feelings about this lounge, not sure if it was an off day (staff wise) or if it's always like this. Of course the MIA is always busy so we weren't sure if we'd get into any of the lounges. Having priority pass came in clutch and we decided to give it a try. I do have to say the staff standing outside are extremely rude (almost discriminating towards men and women preferring to be kinder to men which again I don't want to give that idea but that's totally what it felt like). We arrived with a party 5 and when we got to the door I simply let them know we were 5. As soon as she saw it was Priority Pass she instantly was like NOPE it's an hour wait. So I said no problem, is there any way we can come back sooner to check back in. She almost said no but then said yes with an extremely rude look. The crazy part is that my husband went separately alone and she instantly let him in, no questions asked, also priority pass. The issue here apparently was the "larger group". So we went back and my while my husband was still outside and as soon as she saw me her face dropped and she was basically screaming in my face saying she told us to wait bla bla bla. I told her that we were happy to split up and that's what we did. A group of 3 of us went in first and under 10 min later the 2 of us went in. Everyone else inside the lounge was so nice and friendly. Once we made it into the lounge I don't want to exaggerate but it was pretty empty, maybe 65% full? Either way, just so over the top and rude and you couldn't even wait in line outside otherwise she'd come out and yell. Felt pretty exaggerated to me. They do have some off the menu options for you to order (I know it's free food) but it's still pretty bland and just not the best but again better than airplane stuff. Still confused as to why every dish has a cherry on it LOL. The bar is a tad confusing since the gentleman running it honestly had very basic knowledge on bartending (like me hehe) so that was a little off putting but either way, just happy we have a lounge to go to and relax before our flight. They have a bit of everything, salad bar, food bar, menu options (mostly Mediterranean/middle eastern inspired, yum!), dessert options, sodas water all the good stuff. Either way, great place to lounge before take off if you're able to get past the (not nicest) girls in the front. After that, you're golden. read more
2 years ago
This is a decent lounge. The main part of the lounge is pretty nice but when it is at over flow capacity, you will be placed in a temporary seating area that is not as nice. Most of the food items are at the buffet area but you can order hot food off of their menu by using a QR code on the tables. They ll bring the food over to you. Never took more than 10 mins even during busy times. Baklava is a must try. read more
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Do you recommend paying for prebook? Or was the wait pretty bad? Our flight lands at 7:30am?
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Are the showers available to use?
yes. there is an attendant in the side facing the inside that unlocked them for me when i was there in october.…
