The Yorkshire Lounge

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1. Jonathan Smith ★☆☆☆☆

   Wow! So poor! Feels more like your work canteen than a priority lounge. Feels like my jeans are gonna get dirty from the upholstery on the filthy sofa. Once in they give you a choice of a sausage or bacon sandwich on a scabby dry bun. What if you're Muslim? Relegated to cerial or dry pastries. Also, the only drinks available are beer and wine which is fine for me, but the wife only drinks vodka and she is really grumpy. The only thing good is the guy telling dad jokes while he takes your order. I will never use this lounge again, its not value for money at all. There are a few people giving it a 5 which is a complete and utter lie or they're reviewing the wrong thing. When we travel from other airports they have some really decent lounges with a selection of good food and drinks. Literally everyone is complaining and leaving. One guy is on the phone to his provided and the wife is on the phone to hers. I've never seen anything like it... Shocking!!! Then you realise you have to leave and go back into the terminal if you want use the toilets. How did they get it this so wrong?

   1 month ago
2. Sunnie ★☆☆☆☆

   Give this airport lounge a miss ! Soulless and dull, cold buffet is a non description of what was on offer, empty plates, a couple of leftover pieces of curled up ham and cheese, you can only have 1 hot bun of either sausage or bacon that you virtually have to beg for , when it arrived the bun dry and stale, no butter , overcooked hard bacon that was inedible, as for drinks beer and cheap wine anything else is at an extra cost which may I add you pay full airport prices! No toilets in the lounge , view is overlooking the carpark ! Never again, total waste of my time and money !!

   almost 3 months ago
3. Paul Bird ★★★★★

   Thought we’d check it out as it’s only been open a few weeks. For £29 each you get a good selection of pastries & cereal. Hot bacon & sausage butties available on request. All the staff were more than happy to help. There is a selection of gluten free / celiac options just ask. Beer & wine available on request , Prosecco as extra £. My opinion it’s worth it for a bit quieter and if you drink.

   almost 5 months ago

1. Neil Parker ★☆☆☆☆

   Worst airport lounge in the world. In fact I’m not sure the designers have ever actually visited an airport lounge as they don't seem to understand that the basic principle is to provide food and facilities. There are no toilets, you have to fight your way back through the throng to use the main toilets in the departure gate. The food is limited to a 5 day old croissant. The reception staff appear to have been trained in customer service by the Stazi. The waiting staff do appear suitably embarrassed by the sad offering they are peddling, but that is small consolation when you’ve spent £40 a head for entry to what feels like an ASDA cafe…..without the food. The whole experience feels like it’s been designed by an accountant. It’s really, really hard to make an airport lounge this bad but they seem to have managed the impossible and cocked it up majestically. Well done Leeds Bradford.

   almost 6 months ago
2. Samantha G ★★★☆☆

   Located in the new wing of Leeds Bradford Airport, the Avro Lounge is clean, modern, and free to access with a Priority Pass. I was only able to get in straight away because I was alone, otherwise I needed to have pre-booked, which I wasn’t able to do on the Priority Pass app, the guy said I had to have done it on the website, so that was frustrating. The lounge itself is small and quite basic. No hot buffet, no bar to walk up to—just a small table with crisps and sugary snacks. If you wanted alcoholic drinks, you had to request them from staff. They did offer an upgrade to the Six-Eight-One Lounge right next door for an extra £20, which apparently includes a hot buffet—but I didn’t opt for it. Overall, not a lounge I’d pay to access. It’s clean and new, but very limited offering-wise. If it’s included in your pass and you’re solo, it’s fine—but don’t expect much more than a quiet seat and a bag of crisps. For groups I highly recommend making a pre-booking.

   almost 6 months ago
3. mary haines ★☆☆☆☆

   I arrived at the lounge and encountered a lady who was down right rude took us to our seat stuck a post it note on the table. The food was disgusting at best. Stale pastry there was nothing there worth eating at all . Some bacon , sausage rolls, if your a drinker great stuff if not £30 for a cup of tea and stale pastry. I asked a worker there to report it he looked at me stupid. It needs an overhaul and better staff.

   almost 3 years ago

1. Elaine Coy ★☆☆☆☆

   Just sat in the lounge now and can honestly say, I can’t believe that this place hasn’t closed down. I have never reviewed anything before, but when you pay £60 for two people to hopefully chill before your holiday, with some food and a drink and find that the food (what there is of it)is all dried up and not replenished at all, in the hour and a half were there. Coffee machine broken. Bar has very few drinks (prosecco is extra)I could go on …

   almost 3 years ago
2. Daniela Mitrache ★☆☆☆☆

   The worst lounge!! First, you need to book your table for having access Second, you pay £32 for eating baked potato, pastas with tomatoes and cheese, and for dessert you have some digestive biscuits. This is a shame, you can't ask £32 for that miserable food.

   almost 3 years ago

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