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Centurion Lounge - American Express

B · Food Hall Open · /* Hours are absent */ showers Day pass /* No day pass specifics available */

Next to the Chase Sapphire Lounge in T‑B’s Food Hall, the Centurion Lounge is where frequent flyers go when they actually want a real meal and a shower.

This Centurion Lounge sits in Terminal B’s Food Hall area, near the cluster of lounges by the main concourse, and access is limited to eligible American Express Platinum and Centurion cardholders plus their guests. There’s no public day pass program here, so if you don’t hold the right Amex card, you’re headed back to the terminal restaurants by the B gates.

Inside, the draw is the food and bar program: LGA regulars on FlyerTalk compare it directly to the United Club in T‑B and still pick Centurion for “better food” when they want a proper sit‑down plate rather than snack‑bar vibes. Expect a rotating hot buffet with mains, sides, and desserts, plus a full bar with cocktails and solid wine and beer options included in your lounge access price.

Showers are the other big reason people walk over from the B concourse Food Hall: points bloggers doing an LGA lounge crawl literally ate at the new Chase Sapphire Lounge next door, then came here specifically to shower, since Chase doesn’t offer showers to general guests. If you’re connecting through LGA and need to rinse off, put your name down for a shower room as soon as you check in at the desk.

Regulars with both Amex Platinum and airline status often treat this as their “meal stop” in Terminal B, then use their airline club near the actual departure gate just before boarding. Pattern you see often: land at B, walk to the Food Hall cluster, hit Centurion for food and maybe a shower, then relocate to a Delta, United, or American club closer to gates B1–B55 for the last 30–40 minutes.

Crowding is the main knock. FlyerTalk and Reddit threads flag LGA’s peak banks as tight: late‑afternoon departures out of T‑B can mean a waitlist at the front desk and every seat taken by the windows. If you’re traveling in those late‑day waves, assume you may need to hover for 5–10 minutes to find a table or stool.

One tip: if you’re choosing between Chase and Centurion in Terminal B’s Food Hall cluster, eat first at Chase if you want to compare, then come here 60–75 minutes before boarding for a shower and a second drink before walking back toward your gate.

How to get in

  1. 01 Amex Centurion
Walk-in day pass: /* No day pass specifics available */

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