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Updated list of Priority Pass restaurants in U.S.

  • Jason Stauffer

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    INSIDER SECRET: Many of the best credit cards with airport lounge access come with a Priority Pass Select membership that allows you to bring two guests for free into airport lounges, which is a perk that even the most expensive ($429) paid Priority Pass membership doesn’t have.

    One of the best perks of Priority Pass is that you can use it in restaurants associated with a lounge. Bambuza at Seattle-Tacoma airport was recently added to the list of U.S. restaurants in the Priority Pass network. Below is the full list.

    If you have a Priority Pass membership associated with an Amex card you won’t have access to Priority Pass restaurants. So you’ll need a membership from a card like these:

    Bambuza is located in Seattle-Tacoma’s North Satellite on the concourse level. It is open from 4:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. daily.

    With your Priority Pass membership and a valid same-day boarding pass, you’re entitled to $28 worth of food and drinks, but the credit won’t cover the tip and it doesn’t apply to to-go or “grab-and-go” orders. Also, you can get the credit for one additional guest (in addition to the cardholder), which means you can get up to $56 off your bill.

    All Priority Pass airport lounge restaurants in the U.S.

    Boston (BOS)

    Cleveland (CLE)

    Denver (DEN)

    Fort Lauderdale (FLL)

    Houston

    Indianapolis (IND)

    Lexington

    Los Angeles

    Miami (MIA)

    Minneapolis (MSP)

    New York (JFK)

    Portland (PDX)

    San Francisco (SFO)

    Seattle (SEA)

    St. Louis (STL)

    Syracuse (SYR)

    Tampa

    Tucson

    Washington, D.C. (DCA)

    Washington, D.C. (Dulles)

    Cards that come with Priority Pass membership

    Link:  What to know to be sure you get into Priority Pass lounges

    Certain cards include a Priority Pass membership which gives cardholders access to airport lounges worldwide. In many cases, you’re allowed two free guests or immediate family as well. So getting a Priority Pass membership as a credit card perk is a much better deal than paying for it outright because even the top-tier paid membership doesn’t come with free guests:

    The Chase Sapphire Reserve comes with a Priority Pass Select membership and you can bring two guests with you for free. So even with the Sapphire Reserve’s $550 annual fee it’s a much better deal, especially when you consider that the card comes with an annual $300 travel credit and slew of other perks including top-notch travel coverages. Take a look at our Chase Sapphire Reserve review for more details.

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