DFW Centurion Lounge: Crowded, But Worth a Visit

The Centurion Lounge at the Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) may look like a quiet, special club for a few people lucky-but this is one of the most ever-going crowd lounges.

I’ve been several times, and finding a seat is a real challenge. I often conclude to snatch the last available. Even for this review, I had to spread research on two trips because it was really difficult to get pictures without hiding pictures of uncertain passengers instead of space.

Nevertheless, if you do not mind a little busy environment and a potential struggle to find a seat, it is worth seeing it for good food, free craft cocktails and fresh ice cream.

DFW Sanchurin Lounge is located near Gate D12 and remains open from 5:30 pm to 10pm

The DFW includes a classic amx design with blue palette and wooden accents in the 12,500 square feet of centuries. Unlike some new locations that highlight local design elements from their parents’ city, this lounge does not feel too texion. But still, the sleek design and calm colors provide a full environment away from the lounge busy.

You will find a food area, as well as many areas of sitting with chairs and booths where you can spread – if it doesn’t have much crowds.

If you want to do something before your flight, a large table and separate computer stations are included in the corner of the lounge.

There is also a private phone room if you need to call or attend a meeting. With its small size and bare walls, the space feels very classrophobic. But hey, at least you can meet your boss knowing where you are.

The family room includes bright rainbow walls, attractive stools, pulse toys and a TV to keep your children occupy, which is quite different from the dark phone room.

I praised him that there is a bathroom at both ends of the place in the lounge. The one I visited had a quiet environment and quite stalls. Even at its busiest location, I never had to wait in any line.

Buffett offers meat dishes as important courses, several sides and several salads. Contrary to the decoration, the buffet is very texion. Not every dish is affected by the state, but you will find numerous dishes with the southwestern temperament, which are complete with roasted Jalpino.

Last time I went, I ate chickens in herbs, racketo sauce, racketo, poubano soup, roasted vegetables and sweet potatoes. When what I ate was good, the Publano Soup stood for me. It was warm and filling without heavy – perfect before flying.

The buffet also has numerous sweet options, including a cobbler. Around the corner, you can also get fresh ice cream. Having too much dairy before the flight is a dangerous decision for me, but ice cream was worth it. I wish it was presented in the same line like Mochi, so I could eat both together without waiting in multiple lines.

This time there is a storage of alcohol, alcohol and beer, which includes some of the powers of the local brewer and, of course, The Texas Beer, the shrine of the shrine.

The cocktail menu is unique on the classic cocktail dunes, such as a banana leukor, as well as a number of Texas therapist cocktails. I loved tax/Max, a spicy, citrus cocktail that had Vodka and Takla.

I have learned that most cocktails are stronger in centurion lounges and contains many types of alcohol, so I usually order just one drink, if I drink at all. But the tax/Max was absolutely balanced and extremely sepable. If I didn’t have an airplane to catch, I would definitely order another.

There is another, a small bar, but it was just offering bottle beer and wine. If you want a coke tail or a draft beer, go to the main bar.

The lounge also has many non -alcohol drink stations offering coffee, hot tea and water.

If you are in a cold drink mode, some coffee stations have cold wine. Or you can catch a flavorful iced tea or a Agwa Freska. I had several glasses of Hebsx punch tea.

Card holders can save space in line by AMEX app. In the “membership” section, click on “access to the airport lounge”. It will pull all the lounges near your location. Once you get a century lounge, you will be given the option to check in with your phone. If there is any wait, you will be put on the weightlist, and when you are ready for Amex will send you a QR code. Once you get your QR code, you will have 10 minutes time to check in before you lose your place in the line.

If you are waiting to go to the Centurion Lounge, there are some other lounges to consider coming to the DFW. With Platinum card from American Express Or Business Platinum Card from American ExpressYou can also go to the club DFW or Plaza Premium Lounge at Terminal D or Plaza Premium Lounge in Terminal E via the preferred pass advantage of cards (required). These two lounges are also available with other credit cards that are with the preferred pass, such as Capital One Venture X Rewards Credit Card Or Chase Sapphire Reserve®.

If you have Capital One Venture X Rewards Credit Card (Or no objection to paying entry fees), you can also go to Capital One Lounge, Terminal D. Depending on which airline you are flying and which credit card you have, you can also check specific airline lounges.

If you are basically looking for a good meal, sweet and cocktail, the DFW is able to see a centrifugal lounge. But the crowd can make it difficult to benefit from all the facilities offered by the lounge. If you want a quiet, comfortable place to especially spread during a long part of a long part, you may be better than visiting a different lounge.