The Centurion Lounge

There was a wait to get in the lounge, but once I received my QR code, it was pretty smooth sailing to get in. Staff is friendly all around. Everyone from the check-in staff to host to servers to the bartenders were all so friendly and nice. I wish they had more food choices as some of the food they had had a seasoning that I’m not a big fan of there were no fruits like kiwis or strawberries or anything like that not a lot of variety. I wish there was a bit more variety of food. Even though I don’t eat clams, it was pretty nice to see that there is a server walking around serving fresh clams to everyone in the lounge. When the outlet was too far from the booth, I was sitting in, a server brought me a charger stand. The charging stand had multiple ports, from USB-C to USB A, and even a three prong outlet port. I was able to have it close to me so I wouldn’t have cables in the way tripping myself or anybody else.

Great dessert and staff/ bartenders. However, the main entree here was disappointing- the pot of chicken tasted blend or worst… it would have done better if they just leave some mustard or sweat and sour for dipping.

The Centurion Lounge at Las Vegas airport offers a decent experience but has room for improvement. Starting with the airport itself, it shows signs of age and could use some renovations. Once inside the lounge, the overall experience is good. The employees are friendly, the food and drinks are decent, and the bathrooms are clean but could use some extra attention. However, the lounge chairs are a letdown – they’re old, smelly, and some are even ripped. With a little refresh, this lounge could easily enhance the experience for travelers.

Overall a good experience. The food is surprisingly good, especially the tri-tip steak and cesar salad. The front desk staff is nice but the rule of no entry until 3 hour before the flight is not friendly to longer lay over travelers.

I’m here on a Friday night taking a red eye back to NY. This lounge has really gone downhill. The airport is fairly empty but this lounge is packed to the brim. Thankfully I ate before I got here because the chicken and salmon look really unappetizing. A bunch of bean salads and a couple boring cookies. It’s loud, every seat is filled, people are curled up and napping like they live here. Seats are worn, workers are trying to clean up plates and cups as fast as they can (they are doing a good job considering). Nothing relaxing about this place and you might as well just wait at the gate. I hope they open up a chase sapphire lounge here soon. Disappointing.

Decent selection of foods but not very flavorful, staff members are patient and attentive. Clean and convenient facility, a definite boost for the airport. Would return without hesitation.

I’ve visited numerous lounges, but this one stands out as the best. The buffet is of exceptional quality, and the cocktails are equally impressive. The lounge is spotlessly clean, and the staff is friendly and attentive. Additionally, the TVs streamed NBA games, making it an ideal place to relax and wait for a flight.

Centurion Lounge in Vegas was very disappointing. When they recently remodeled the the centurion only seating area was relocated in a very cold (freezing) part of the lounge. There is NO FOOD for vegetarians or vegans. If you are a vegetarian you can eat cookie or muffins. If you are vegan you are out of luck. IMO the recently renovated Centurion Lounge is a step backwards.

My second time at this location. I always have trouble finding this lounge at the Vegas airport but get there eventually! Once you get the trams down, you're good to go-maybe I just need to return sooner. With that said, I truly enjoy the Centurion lounges. They offer a high selection of menu items and cocktails as well. The space is very well laid out and the ambience is relaxed. There's plenty of seating for both families and individuals which makes it feel tranquil and welcome. Today was a good day to visit as it was not very crowded. Unfortunately, I didn't get to stay as long as I would have liked, but I was still happy to have visited. I managed to sample their salmon along with a Vesper martini. Both very delicious!

HORRIBLE TODAY! "Now serving lunch " meant that the food was still eggs and they were horrible left over and cold the salad was brown. I don't mind waiting to get into the lounge but for what we pay the food needs to be a step up. LV should take recommendations from their Denver counter part and get the menu at least ready in a timely fashion

A thoughtfully wonderful lounge to unwind, relax and settle in before a flight. For a solo lounge goer, this one is perfect for you. Be ready to check in the app and be added to the queue if there's a lot of people. Otherwise, the lounge is currently one of the best in the airport, with ample seating throughout, an expansive buffet food bar, and plenty of delicious drink options. On top of that, there are well-appointed bathrooms and showers to get fresh and clean. Service is attentive and quick. There were always people coming by to clear dishes and tables. Food options include salad, a main entree of the day, a variety of sides, fruits and veggies, and a soup of the day selection. Drinks include agua frescas, a mixed coffee drinks machine, regular/decaf coffee, premium teas, nitro (!) cold brew on tap, and a full bar offering cocktails, beers, and spirits. Overall, definitely worth a trip across the airport before a flight to come and visit this lounge!

Expect crowd of course. Waitlist is short, 15 minutes with great service. But the ambiance is bad . Torn out old furnitures and dirty.

Add your name to the waitlist with your AMEX app. Join the queue during peak times. Staff personable and friendly. Nice selection of soups, salads, fruits, pasta, main dishes and desserts. Well-stocked bar offers alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. Coffee, teas (iced & hot) are also available. Magazines were available for your reading pleasure. Clean bathrooms and charging plugs are available for patrons. Perfect lounge for relaxing prior to your flight. It can get quite busy. Lots of seats and tables available.

Got put on a waitlist and waited 50 minutes to get in, only to find out they were renovating and food choices were limited (still decent though). I get the overcrowding is not really their fault, still sucks to wait.

The Centurion Lounge at Las Vegas Airport is a solid spot to recharge before your flight. The food? Definitely a cut above what you'd expect from most airport lounges--thoughtfully curated with a great variety. For airport food, it's pretty darn good. The lounge itself? Spacious. Way more room than some of the other Centurion lounges I've been to. I had no trouble finding a nice spot to settle in. It wasn't too busy while I was there, but as I was leaving, a line was starting to form. If you come during peak hours, it probably gets a little crowded. Nothing kills the vibe like waiting in line for lounge access, so plan accordingly. All in all, it's a great place to relax, grab a bite, sip on a glass of lemonade, and avoid the usual airport madness.

had an extended stay here due to the ubiquitous Vegas ground delay programs. this spot at the other end of the D gates terminal. i usually pass through the Priority Pass lounge, but, when i found the Centurion, there's no going back. even when my gates are at the other end. the lounge itself is pretty chic and well manicured. there was a small line the after i got there due to the flight delays. good amount of seating is available even when full. the bar was a little busy as well, but, i had time on my hand. the food options are ok, way better than Priority Pass. it's buffet style, but, they seemingly only have 1 protein option to go with the carbs. some salad mixables and dessert are also available. i like this lounge. still not the same caliber as Delta's Skyclub in LAX, but, good nonetheless. 3.5.

I have an Amex Platinum card that gives me access to Centurion Lounges. This lounge is located in Las Vegas in Terminal 3. I believe there are three lounges in Terminal 3: Amex, Priority Pass & United. I have been to all three, and IMHO, the Amex lounge is pretty mediocre. They have hot food for breakfast, but none of it was real memorable. The space has a lot of nooks & crannies, which makes it seem smaller. We felt cramped at a table for two, and we only had a large backpacks. We would have felt even more cramped if we had carry on luggage. Another downside is the small restroom. I know there was only one toilet, and I believe there is only one urinal. There is no shower vs the Priority Pass lounge that has multiple showers. Lastly, they charge $50 for guests. Priority pass lounges do not charge for the first two guests. For United lounges, I receive 4 free passes a year on cards that cost much less vs the Platinum card. The only saving grace was the staff. They were friendly and hard working. However, I was expecting something higher level here bc of the Amex panache.

Good lounge. Breakfast Buffett was ok. Frittata was a bit dry. Good oatmeal with fantastic selection of berries and other fruit. Good coffee machine though no English breakfast tea selection. Very good service. Frequent clearing of tables.

Overall 3.75 Stars This is the 3rd Centurion Lounge I have visited in past several month. My overall impression is more intimate when you are able to snag a cozy cubicle facing the expansive windows and able to watch planes departing and arriving. The atmosphere and ambiance is a nice however it is not as large and open as the ones in Atlanta and Seattle lounges. There are several sections from large community tables, 2 -4 seat tables, single cubby sections where you can sit or watch the planes. They have only one section for the food bar area so it can be crowded. The bar is kinda' close to the buffet bar so the lines can be somewhat chaotic when choosing for a cocktail or food. 4 stars Service was professional and efficient. One staff member was so efficient he grabbed my Espresso Martini before I was able to finish it. of course I was away from my table to get dessert when it happened. So guard your drink. 3.75 Stars Food. The evening service consisted of Rosemary Chicken, Garlic Shrimp, sliced broccoli rabe, pan fried small whole golden potatoes, watermelon / arugula salad, Orzo Pesto Salad w Mediterranean olives, tomato soup. And dessert were chocolate chip and oatmeal raisin cookies, red velvet cake and lemon polentas cake w berries. The star of the show was the watermelon arugula salad (5 ). It was light, fresh, sweet and hint of peppery taste due to the arugula. And the winner of the desserts was the Red Velvet Cake. Moist, sweet and had bits of dark chocolate chips to give a hint of bittersweet flavor (4.5 ). NOTE: the Centurion Lounge is located in Delta's Terminal 1 near D 1 Gate area is the ONLY lounge for Delta. THERE IS NO SKY Club. So it will get busy and the wait to enter might be long. This was a surprise to me.

Friendly staff. Waited 30 minutes in line just for no food to be out. Left immediately. This lounge used to be nice.

Great lounge with great food options and nice decor. Service was great as the staff was able to check us in quickly / efficiently and the lounge staff constantly refreshed the food and promptly took away our dirty dishes. They hit all of my lounge requirements with great hot and cold food, drink selections, free WiFi, and comfortable seating area. It could be even better if they could offer some soft serve ice cream, and offer complimentary massages like my last Centurion Lounge visit in LAX earlier this year.

There was a line waiting to enter at the 5 AM opening time. Not unusual for Vegas. But when it's that early they only serve continental breakfast. Large lounge and buffet. Plenty of space to relax privately or collaborate a group. There's a cute kids room too.

Heading home after a quick two day get away, The Centurion Lounge in Las Vegas offers a haven of luxury and relaxation. From the moment you step through its doors, you're greeted with an ambiance of refined elegance and impeccable service. The lounge boasts a sleek and modern design, with chic furnishings and an abundance of natural light creating a serene atmosphere amidst the bustling airport terminal. Whether you're looking to catch up on work or simply unwind before your flight, you'll find plenty of comfortable seating options to suit your needs. But what truly sets The Centurion Lounge apart is its impressive array of amenities. From a well-stocked bar serving premium cocktails and fine wines to a gourmet buffet featuring an array of culinary delights, every aspect of the dining experience is thoughtfully curated to exceed expectations. Service at The Centurion Lounge is attentive and personalized, with staff members like Christal and Justin, going above and beyond to cater to the needs of guests. Whether you're in need of a drink recommendation or assistance with your travel plans, the dedicated team is always on hand to assist with a warm smile. In conclusion, The Centurion Lounge in Las Vegas sets the standard for airport lounges, offering a luxurious retreat where travelers can escape the hustle and bustle of the terminal and indulge in first-class amenities. Whether you're a frequent flyer or simply passing through, a visit to The Centurion Lounge is sure to elevate your travel experience to new heights.

I've been here twice and it's been one of the better Centurion Lounge experiences I've had. The wait has not been too long, but that's probably in part attributed to the size of the lounge. It's massive and can probably easily seat 150-200 guests. There are only about 4-5 bar spots, which is standard in comparison to other Centurion Lounges I've visited. The food and cocktails in these lounges is always high quality and the service is on-point.

Arrived to the airport a bit early for our night flight back home so we all stopped in to lounge out a little before the flight.

Other than the fact that it is very packed with people and there isn't much room to maneuver, when you find a place to camp out, it beats waiting at your gate. I came here on a Thursday at 2:15pm. My flight departing at 4:25pm. There was about a 25 minute wait to check in unless you are a Centurian Member (immediate access). It was annoying but once you show them your eligible club card, boarding pass and ID, you are in very quickly. The interior is rustic modern with patches of dim and bright light with a bar and food court towards the back. The bartenders are very friendly and quick to serve you. The food area is not huge but an excellent selection of fresh food and a couple of protein options. The grains were rice or quinoa. The proteins were poached salmon or a sort of teriyaki flavored chicken that was excellent. Although I have been to better Centurion lounges, this one has all you need once you are in, including a plug to charge your devices. I love vegetables and salads and the do it yourself salad bar had very fresh veggies and a good selection of dressings. Cannot wait to try this place again.

It was my first time to experience this lounge but definitely will not be my last time. I had about a 5 min wait ahead of me--leaving early evening and checking into the lounge in mid day. I've heard that it can be a bit hectic trying to check into here, but it was fairly easy. My mom arrived earlier via wheelchair service and was seated by the buffet area. I got nervous since I saw a huge line when I entered. Turns out the line was for the bar, and the self serve food was pretty much open for business. They had multiple offerings from salad and the fixings, dressing, vegfies, chicken, and also a small dessert section. I was starving and grabbed a bit of everything. Based on the line for the bar, I decided to skip the drinks. I instead opted for water--they also had coffee and soft drink options, along with hot tea. There was some fresh fruit located up top in some baskets. And before leaving, I made a quick trip to the bathroom. Honestly, they were quite nice and had a decent amount available. The staff was professional and quick to assist in any way possible. The sitting options were numerous in the lounge and they also had plenty of spots to charge up and some areas where you could sit and work on your tablet/computer/laptop. All in all, enjoyable for my first visit. The front desk also was able to call someone over to bring a wheelchair so I could take my mom back to the proper gate. The lounge is located in the D gates and is on the opposite side as the Club LAS lounge. Cannot wait to return and enjoy more at this spot. Til next trip!

I'm a Centurion Lounge fan - because there aren't many. This one is located right across gate D1. While waiting for my return flight to DC, I made it a point to stop at Las Vegas airport Centurion Lounge for some relaxation before boarding. Upon arrival, you'll likely be asked your boarding time, indicating that the lounge is designed for pre-flight relaxation rather than all-day stays. They also manage the flow of guests, allowing entry as space becomes available. During my visit, I had a few hours to spare before my flight, which was perfectly accommodated. This is a larger club, and there were plenty of seats. Some tables and areas are reserved for Black Card members (yes, they exist). I made it around 10:20 a.m., and the club was already pretty full. They were still serving breakfast--nice scrambled eggs and sausage/onion hash as main dishes. The full bar was open, and my bartender was super nice. I found a cubby to sit in for a few hours to read. If you're a qualifying card member, don't miss the Centurion Lounge while at LAS.

The Centurion located here needs more space. Las Vegas is a popular travel destination and this location is always packed. There was a long line just to get in. The wait was approximately 20minutes.

Membership and spending do have their privileges. The Am Ex Centurion lounge is as good as it gets for early morning flights! I am basically a lounge lizard and my vaca starts the moment I leave home. Do the lounge buddy check in on the Am Ex app and the staff will be waiting for you. You used to get priority check in, but not it's just get in line. That said, sometimes there is a line, but it moves fast. Before 7am, no hot items come out, but there a nice continental breakfast with pastries and fruit, oatmeal and all kinds of dried fruits. After 7, expect some hot frittata, hot hash potatoes, hot scrambled eggs, toast with fruit yogart spread or hot cakes. (The menu changes) I always like to start my trip with a glass of mimosa, no matter what time of day it is! Wash that down with coffee and some breakfast and I'm literally set for the plane ride! Some eye masks, noise cancelling headphones and bring on the sleep!

Ever wanted to take a nap in the middle of the airport while having a full bar and a buffet. Platinum AMEX. And the staff is ready for you and know what you want. Makes me wanna travel more.

I always enjoy the lounge at Las Vegas airport. Today's buffet featured shrimp, broccoli, and chicken, which was delightful. The temperature is perfect, and the lounge is pleasantly uncrowded. The bar line typically has only 3 or 4 people waiting. I gave it 4 starts just because the dessert selection is always very scarce and the shrimp is bland.

Food is alright and the place is clean, but because it's the only flight lounge around, you're kind of stuck with their rules. AND because it's the only game in town EVERYONE is trying to get in, and once in, it's just short of a refugee came, with a trail of passengers circumnavigating the lounge, looking for that one empty seat...hopefully with an empty plug near by! This, like any flight lounge comes down to "status." If you have a specific card you don't have to wait, if you have the American Express Platinum card, you have to wait in line AND can only be here for 3 hours. If you qualify to be here, come on in, but pack your patience.

I've visited other Centurion lounges and have yet to encounter this issue. The line here was out the door with a 30-minute wait, which wasn't even the worst part! I'm used to overcrowded Centurion lounges, but what disappointed me was that they wouldn't let you in, even after waiting 30 minutes, unless your flight was within three hours of boarding. Very frustrating experience.

Got a 6am flight back to lax . Stopped at centurion lounge at 445am . And the line was 6 people already . They open at 5am and there were 30 people behind me . They have gourmet coffee and continental breakfast until 530am . Then they add a few hot dishes . Beat lounge in las .

I've had access to airlines lounges, but the AMEX centurion lounge beats any airline lounge i've been to. The food choices are way better and looks fresher. This lounge in Vegas is spread out, but can be a bit crowded, because I believe there are more people that have access to Amex lounge via a Amex CC, versus the lounge being more exclusive for airline holders. Pro tip - if you can check in via your phone before arriving to the gate at the lounge, you'll be able to cut through everyone to get access into the lounge quicker.

The customer service was exceptional! Leslie and Veronica were attentive and prompt with my drinks. The food area was clean and well maintained . I love the selection of tea. I'm a tea type of girl .. Thanks Amex for upholding the standard .

One of the better lounge here in Vegas. It gets pretty crowded but the food options are pretty good and the cocktails are excellent! This is my go to lounge in Vegas as I can always rely on it for a comfortable seat and good food and drinks!

Only 15m wait on Sunday morning at 10am so a little better than last time. Staff is pleasant and food is ok but definitely one of the more pathetic lounges in the Amex system.

If you are in the Las Vegas airport, this is an exceptional lounge area that offers an oasis from the congestion and noise. There are several seating rooms and one bar and food buffet area. The food is high quality and constantly being restocked. I was impressed with the service that clears your used dishes and items from your table. It is located in the D Concourse across from gate D1.

Busy when I went, but still was able to get seated. I really am a big fan of the Centurion lounges, as they usually have a high quality lounges. Food: They were serving a decent selection for the dinner menu. The menu was beef, pesto pasta, and a few other items. The food was good, not the best but much better experience than other lounges I've visited in the past. Drinks: They had a decent amount of non-alcoholic drink options. The pineapple drink was good even though it was a little sweet for me. The coffee machines are modern with a reasonable selection to choose from lattes, mochas, hot chocolate, and more. The Centurion lounge didn't disappoint! It's a bit packed, but I was still able to find comfortable seating.

A good escape from the hustle of the airport. A fairly quite and comfortable lounge. A decent selection from the food buffet and available bar to meet most taste buds. We were there for breakfast and it fit the bill. Wish they had some bagels or other similar items. We were there early. We beat any crowd as our flight was at 8am. But I've been here later in the day and there is a wait to get in. Friendly staff. Clean accommodations. Overall, pretty good.

Such a great airport lounge at the Las Vegas airport. Located across from D1, you can still access it from terminal 3 by taking the train. Super clean and lots of delicious food and beverages. The staff was friendly and there was no wait times.

This lounge is a pretty standard one for the network in terms of the look but the layout makes it seem a bit on the smaller side. At the time I went, the lounge was fairly quiet even though there was a good amount of travelers within. Most of the seating was chair and table style with limited comfy "lounge area" seating so I opted to sit at the bar. For cocktails , I ordered the Chinese New Year, Air Mail, and an Espresso Martini to drink. To eat, I got the Tortilla Broth Soup, Curry Chicken, Carrots, Jasmine Rice, and Mixed Greens. I really enjoyed the Chinese New Year, Espresso Martini, and the Air Mail cocktails. The carrots were sweet and crunchy and the Tortilla Soup was hot, flavorful, and had a nice kick to it. However, the Curry Chicken was disappointing because it was as bland as it looked (ie, pale). All in all, this lounge got the job done in terms of a good option to pass the time and grab something to drink and snack on so I could see myself returning if I'm in the area.

I usually use the airline's lounge but Delta doesn't have one in Las Vegas. Being a long-time AMEX Platinum cardholder, I could access the Centurion Lounge. I'd heard good things about these lounges but have never been to one (because there isn't one in Honolulu). I was flying home on Nov. 26 so I made sure to get to the airport early even though my flight to LA didn't leave until 11:10am. I thought, I could experience the Centurion Lounge and relax before going home. Check-in at 8am was fine; no line; no fuss, no muss. The lounge was pretty full but I did find a corner seat inside, nearer the second food line and bar. I dropped my bag, plugged in my phone and went to see what I could have for breakfast. The offerings were okay; nothing special but everything was well presented. I made myself a plate of croissants, some ham & potatoes and a serving of an egg frittata. I went to the bar and got a Bloody Mary. This was a perfect meal and I was able to enjoy my food in a relaxed environment while reading a novel. Before I knew it, it was time to head to the gate ... I'd spent 2 hours in comfort away from the hustle and bustle of the terminal. I'll certainly look out for more Centurion Lounges in other cities.

This might be the Centurion Lounge that I've visited the most. It's feels cramped but still better than waiting at the gate. If you aren't at this concourse, you might have to take the trams and do a bit of walking and while I'd like to say it's totally worth it, sometimes it isn't. This last visit was the first time I had to wait outside. It took about 15 mins as everyone in line was a single visitor but once inside it was packed. Still able to finding seating but couldn't be as selective. The food and drinks were still solid. It again beats buying food outside the lounge and you are already paying for it with your annual membership. They were pretty strict with the within 3 hour departure window so beware of that but besides that, while it can be annoying with the crowds, it is what it is and worth a little visit if your gate is nearby or if you have a lot of time before your flight departs.

Great lounge in LAS airport. There is usually a wait but line moves fast. TOP TIP: WHEN YOU EXIT THE TRAM FOR LOUNGE, TAKE THE LESS TRAVELED ESCALATOR TO THE LEFT. not sure why, but everyone crowds the right hand escalator while the one on the left is closer to the lounge.

The food options here aren't great and the lounge was packed and hard to find a seat. It's to complain about free food and drinks though. The bartenders at this location are particularly friendly and helpful, and I really appreciated that!

First, let's get the location correct. This lounge is NOT in Terminal 3, it's at the D-Gates in Terminal 1. There's a Priority Lounge at T-3 but no Centurion. Next, the bar staff is very good. Leslie and Justin had it covered and were helpful and engaging. The drinks were prepared properly, and they were quick to serve you another as soon as you finish of you were so inclined. The rest of the Lounge is nice but usually crowded. If there wouldn't have been a place at the bar to sit, I'd have been standing someplace. In comparison, this Lounge far outshines its sister Lounge at Shy Harbor Airport in Phoenix. It's worth stopping by if you have an hour or two to kill, even if you havta stand.

Lounge was packed!!! This one always is. Food selection wasn't bad, it makes for a quick meal when you don't want to pay the sky high food court prices at the airport. Decent selection of liquors, charging outlets pretty much everywhere. Bring your own charger. The location itself is kind of small but the decorations and the upkeep is pretty good. The ambiance is that of a busy constantly flowing lounge. People coming and going. No shortage of snacks or drinks. Although all coffee machines minus one was down. The one working machine had no cups. For free? Not bad. If you have to pay to get in? Not worth it.

Asked for a Cabernet not expecting much and was served Stags Leap Artimis. Food and service were well above average. Justified the annual fee.

I've been here a few times now so this review is accompanied by patience and doused hope that it will ever be better than when I've been. I understand there are overcrowding concerns...this is part of why my experiences have been so bad....but it shouldn't feel like an inquisition when you walk through the door. Sometimes you are asked for your ID, other times ID and credit card, sometimes just your boarding pass. An attitude is not necessary when you don't provide what is asked without being asked. It's always crowded here and that is without ever being here on the weekends. I generally fly through Mondays, Tuesdays or Wednesdays. I've never been here when there was a line to get in so it's hard for me to imagine it could be worse. The lounge is not staffed to keep up with table turnover. There were two ladies today that were frantically running around trying to remove dirty plates. There were plates and glasses everywhere. The food is mediocre at best. Your best bet are the fresh fruit and yogurt in the morning. Last time I flew through for lunch it was green chicken curry. I have access through my Delta card and really wish they'd put a Sky Club in at Vegas. I don't generally use the Centurion Lounge in other cities because of other access but if this is the standard, I'd skip it altogether. I do appreciate how hard the food, service and bartending team works. They are constantly on the move. Do t have high hopes for a relaxing experience here. It's generally chaos.

I had a great experience and it helped that it was my first time visiting (no expectations). I was fortunate to arrive at a time window that only required about 10-15 minutes of waiting in the line, and once I was checked in I quickly found a table for myself and my friend to sit at without any issue. Although the lounge is large, I would find it difficult for a group of more than 2 people to find a common space to sit together. The food selection in the lounge was great, as they offered some type of baked chicken, broiled brussels sprouts, and pesto pasta. The drinks were also very delicious, such as the unsweetened jamaica and some kind of agua fresca. The espresso machine was nifty and worked without any fuss, and the nitro cold brew station was really cool as well. They have plenty of associates working to restock, refill, and tidy up around the lounge. Overall, I was really impressed with the quality of food and just how nice the lounge appeared. They do seem to be strict on their rules (only allowing guests to check into the lounge with the appropriate AMEX card and if your flight is within a 3 hour window) but I found it well worthwhile and made me happy to have access.

Always a Wonderful Experience with this AMEX Centurion Lounge in Vegas. However on Feb. 16th, we encounter an obnoxious rude couple patron, which is not any of Amex fault. Just wanted to give a Shout Out to the GM, Supervisor and Server for there utmost respect and apologies for the 2 ruthless patrons that entered the lounge. The Manager even provided us a specially curated Pasta Dish with Truffles and Prawns as a kind gesture from our bad experience. I applaud that high level of service and thank the team at this location for there acknowledgement. Specifically Brittany and Rose. These two employees deserved praised and promotion for going above and beyond. We could of ask the obnoxious couple to be escorted out because we felt unsafe, but we took the high road for them realized what they did was wrong with other patrons noticing there inappropriate conduct at this great lounge. We hope we never experience this kind of behavior at a well to do Amex Lounge ever again. Thank you Amex for having our backs. :-)

Lucked out with no line at the Amex lounge this evening as I waited for my flight to depart. When I flew a few days ago there were probably 25 people in line outside the main door so I skipped it. Tonight, it was fairly crowded, but not packed. Although many tables were full there were still spots to be found. The salad was very fresh. The red-skinned mashed potatoes were quite good for buffet style food. The chicken curry was good but not great. I would have preferred more seasonings and a little spice, but I understand they have to appeal to the masses and not make it too spicy. The staff was attentive at keeping the buffet area full and clean as well as clearing the plates quickly from the tables. This is always a good option so long as the line to get in is manageable.

(Overall: B) - Unlike the other centurion lounges, I found the one in Vegas to be extra busy and there is surprisingly very few bathrooms that is disproportionate to accommodate the occupancy of the lounge. On the two visits I went, I found the hot foods to be rather subpar besides the coconut chicken that was pleasant. The desserts, however, are indeed well made and high quality so props to the pastry chef. The best part of this lounge is by far the bar as the bartenders are incredibly friendly and knowledgable with a wide array of cocktail options before a grueling flight. IG: @amei.eats

This was my first visit and I am in love ! The staff was Amazing , the food was delicious and there was something for even this vegetarian . Environment was clean and neat and relaxing