Chain travel lounge in Terminal 4 at John F. Kennedy Airport with a speakeasy.
From Google Maps reviews.
This is by far the best Centurion Lounge I’ve ever been to. The food was outstanding, but if you want to truly feel like you’re out in the city, head to the speakeasy and enjoy an incredible cocktail experience that makes you forget you’re even in an airport. We tried the 1850 Stealth drinks, and every single one was amazing — especially thanks to one of the best mixologists we’ve ever had, Nicolas. His creativity, skill, and hospitality took the experience to another level.
As a frequent traveler, I’m shocked by how bad the experience of this lounge is. The food is no better than the most basic lounges I’ve been in. The layout is strange and makes you feel like you’re in maze. I came at 7pm and it was pretty empty, I got right in. I immediately wanted to leave and go to another lounge. The standard delta sky club has better food than this buffet. The only thing I like here is the nice comfortable seating, otherwise I’d never come back. Sad because I just got the Am
It’s a step above a Priority Pass lounge. Drinks and wine are good, but the food options are minimal like Priority Pass and not mindful of people with sensitivities. Chicken is over seasoned or with exotic spices, everything else is creamy, like mashed potatoes or mushroom cream soup. The speak easy is nice looking and the bartenders are cool. They make a good espresso martini, and the Cote du Rhone and Barolo are nice. If you just want drinks this is a good spot, if you can snag a seat. If you
From the Apr 15, 2025 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.

Food was left exposed to possible contamination during storage, prep, or serving.

Plumbing issues: poor drainage, backflow risk, or wastewater handled improperly.
Shelves, ledges, or equipment exteriors aren't clean or easy to clean.