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SeaTac Airport's New Priority Pass Restaurant

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Over the past couple of years we’ve seen Priority Pass increasingly add restaurants to their global network of 1,200+ airport lounges. The concept is that at some airports Priority Pass has a tough time striking a deal with a major lounge due to crowding issues, so when that’s not possible, they instead work with a…

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 Zach
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I ate there a week ago. The menu is about half of what is at the non-airport locations. It’s also very, very crowded. The food is okay.

I made the hike from the Centurion lounge. If you’re in the north satellite terminal it’s a fine option, but not worth the walk otherwise.


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(@Dmodemd)
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The new restaurants in N are already very crowded since the rest of N is shut down for remodel. This will create a madhouse. Just trying to get breakfast early in the AM at N terminal is a 20 minute wait, now forget it... The only good thing is the 10.95 egg bagel sandwich will now be covered, if I can reach the end of the line


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Diamond
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The best solution is to fly Delta out of SeaTac and use the SkyClub


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Gold
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I also used this restaurant last week because the other two lounges were full and not accepting PP. They serve nice sandwiches and the staff are nice. No complaints here


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 MMM
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Does the $28 apply only for the PP member? Can I bring a guest using my card?


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Gold
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Priority Pass customers are like the Groupon customers of yesterday.


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(@talltraveldude)
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Clear is another business model that I don’t get. Every time I encounter it, there are way too many employees for the business they get, with half of them start and I g around or trying to sign people up. Can’t see how it will scale (since at some point, the value diminishes).


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(@nope007)
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You can bring a guest with Priority Pass. They did not check for boarding pass. To-Go orders were allowed
Menu is different than their main restaurants.


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 Abe
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Please tip. Thanks for saying that Lucky. It saddens me a ton when the staff talks about how much they hate the priority passers.


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(@Dmodemd)
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Just did it for breakfast. Once it catches on the line will be tremendous like the one across the sitting area just for coffee. PP check in was done at the counter, show card before ordering and allow time for the typical PP check in routine. Great way to stock up on a few bottles of Evian 😉


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