Chase Sapphire Terrace

The Terrance is by gate 1, same elevator as delta lounge. The salad and sandwiches are all pretty good for complimentary foods. It also has some Free sodas and beers . Nice outdoor seating area with very limited indoor seating. I visited it during November afternoon, so it is very comfortable to sit outside BUT the outdoor seating is by the airport runway. It is super loud .

Nice little lounge to visit before your flight. Has very limited space to sit inside, so I imagine during the summer time it’s pretty miserable outside. The food and drink was very limited, just a handful of snacks to choose from, mini cans of soda, and a few adult beverages to choose from. Not the best lounge, but still nice to get away from the normal airport area.

Many snacks and drinks to pick. 1 bathroom. You can borrow the portable charger which is nice! Most of seating is outdoor it is kind of hot for me but better than nothing. Love variety of snacks and drinks. Feeling healthy.

This lounge was certainly subpar, for a few reasons. There is a severe lack of choices of both food and drink, and very, very little indoor space. The outdoor space is well furnished and there are pretty cool views of the airport, but it is also very loud, obviously. I would go back, but would not spend any appreciable time there.

Staff was attentive, offered free refills when I was sitting on the terrace. Snacks and drinks selection were decent. If the weather is good like today then the terrace is quite nice, just keep in mind you're sitting next to a runway so it's loud and smells like jet fuel lol. I imagine it would be awful to be out in here in the summer months though, there's no cover from the sun at all and the indoor space is really small.

I've visited numerous lounges through Delta Status and Priority Pass, and this one is the most disappointing yet. It seems like a poorly executed attempt to be cool and hipster, yet innovation here seems like a gamble that didn't pay off. Food and Drinks: The only food available comes from an automatic dispenser with very limited options, served in plastic containers. Due to the limited slots in the machine, about half of the menu items are consistently unavailable. There's no fruit option unless you count the sweet yogurt mix. Also, astonishingly, no hot beverages are provided. You're more likely to find hot coffee in any motel lobby than in this supposedly high-end lounge. Seats and Accessibility: The interior of the lounge is cramped, making it nearly impossible to find a seat. The exterior is spacious but largely impractical, especially considering the extreme summer temperatures in the area. There's no shade outside until after 1 pm, and the patio lacks power outlets. The lounge features a single unisex bathroom and a "game corner" outside for outdoor games—an addition that seems frivolous compared to the lack of basic amenities. If you have access to the Delta lounge, don't bother coming here. If not, maybe stop by for water and canned salad before heading to a restaurant downstairs. It makes me reconsider the value of credit cards that provide access to Delta Lounges over this experience.

Overall: 3.3/5 [dine in] The Chase Sapphire Terrace is much smaller than other Chase Sapphire locations I've visited across the U.S. It features a small indoor seating area and a large outdoor terrace with ample seating. Unfortunately, it was very windy on New Year's, making it too cold to sit outside for long. We played two quick rounds of cornhole on the terrace before heading back inside to wait for two seats to free up. One thing to note is that their trash bins and single stall bathroom are located outside which was a bit inconvenient. The bar inside offers 8-10 canned drink options, including both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. There's also a small mini fridge outside stocked with water. Instead of fresh-made food, they have two Farmer's Fridge vending machines with healthy, pre-packaged meal options. While different from traditional Chase lounges, I appreciated that the meals came in containers you can take on the plane. If you finish your meal there, you can recycle the containers at the vending machine as well--very eco-friendly! Chateau Ste. Michelle Chardonnay (Columbia Valley): Loved it! A great balance of sweet and fruity flavors. MERF Rosé: I'm not usually a fan of Rosé, but this one wasn't bad. I just didn't enjoy it as much as the Chardonnay. Farmer's Fridge Food Pineapple Coconut Chia Pudding: Delicious! Perfectly balanced--not too sweet or creamy--and the portion size was just right. I enjoyed every spoon and would happily eat this for breakfast or dessert regularly. Farmer's Fridge Thai Noodle Bowl: Made with whole grain noodles and roasted zucchini, the flavor was great, and the noodles had a nice texture. However, the portion size was quite small and wasn't filling on its own. The terrace is a nice option for a quick stop, but it lacks some of the comforts and amenities of other Chase lounges.

First time visiting the lounge. At the time of this review, December 2023, you need a Chase Sapphire Reserve credit card and can bring up to two people with you. It's not a full on lounge. There's packaged snacks and canned drinks. There's also a Farmer's Fridge vending machine that dispenses salads and yogurts. There is no charge to use the vending machine. The indoor seating area is very small. It was at capacity so I went outside to have my snacks and watch airplanes land. It was a bit chilly and there were no heat lamps. I did not stay out there long. The staff is nice and friendly. Can't wait for them to bring it to New York airports.