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- Review: AirBaltic Economy 737 Tallinn To Riga
- Review: Grand Palace Hotel Riga
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- Review: Lufthansa First Class 747-8 Frankfurt To Boston
- Review: Jerry Remy’s Boston Airport (Priority Pass Lounge)
- Review: JetBlue Mint A321 Boston To Los Angeles
Priority Pass is the world’s largest network of independent airport lounges, with over 1,200 locations around the world. The number of Priority Pass members has increased greatly the past couple of years, ever since the Chase Sapphire Reserve® Card was introduced, since now there are quite a few credit cards with lounge access.
Priority Pass has gotten creative when it comes to the “lounges” they’ve added to their network. For terminals in which they struggle to reach a deal with a traditional lounge, Priority Pass has in some cases come to agreements with restaurants.
The idea is that Priority Pass typically pays a lounge a fixed amount for each guest who enters, so instead Priority Pass pays restaurants a fixed amount, in exchange for giving their members a dollar credit that they can spend towards food and drinks. At this point Priority Pass has about two dozen restaurant locations at US airports, including the following:
- House Spirits Distillery Portland Airport
- Capers Cafe Le Bar Portland Airport
- Capers Market Portland Airport
- Timberline Steaks & Grille Denver Airport
- Corona Beach House Miami Airport
- Viena Miami Airport
- Air Margaritaville Miami Airport
- The Pasta House St. Louis Airport
- Kentucky Ale Taproom Lexington Airport
- Bobby Van’s Steakhouse New York JFK Airport
- Bar Symon at Cleveland Airport
- Johnny Rockets at Syracuse Airport
- Barney’s Beanery at Los Angeles Airport
- Bracket Room at Washington Reagan Airport
- The Fan Zone Indianapolis Airport
- RJ Rockers Flight Room Greenville-Spartanburg Airport
- Jerry Remy’s Sports Bar & Grill Boston Airport
- Stephanie’s Boston Airport
- San Francisco Giant’s Clubhouse San Francisco Airport
- Yankee Pier San Francisco Airport
- American Tap Room at Washington Reagan Airport
- Landry’s Seafood at Houston Airport
- Cadillac Mexican Kitchen & Tequila Bar Houston Airport
- P.F. Chang’s Los Angeles Airport
- Chef Geoff’s Washington Dulles Airport
Jerry Remy’s BOS Priority Pass details
This August, Priority Pass added Jerry Remy’s at Boston Logan Terminal C to their network. Priority Pass members receive $28 of food and drinks per guest, and Priority Pass members can bring in at most one guest each.
We had quite a long layover in Boston, as we were arriving at around 3PM and I was departing at around 9PM. While we weren’t really hungry, we had lots of time to kill, so figured we’d check out this Priority Pass restaurant.
Jerry Remy’s is only open to Priority Pass members from 2PM until 8PM, so while the restaurant has longer hours, Priority Pass members won’t receive credits outside of those hours.
As a reminder, here are some of the popular credit cards that come with a Priority Pass membership:
Capital One Venture X Rewards Credit Card
The Platinum Card® from American Express
The Business Platinum Card® from American Express
Jerry Remy’s BOS review
After landing on Lufthansa we headed to Terminal C, since my dad and I were both flying JetBlue (though on separate flights). With time to kill, we headed towards Jerry Remy’s.
The restaurant is located landside (before security) on the departures level across from the Alaska Airlines check-in counter. For reference, airlines departing from Terminal C include Aer Lingus, Alaska, Cape Air, JetBlue, Sun Country, and TAP Air Portugal. However, anyone flying out of the airport could visit this restaurant, given that it’s landside. Furthermore, Terminals C & E are connected airside.
Boston Logan Terminal C check-in
The restaurant was easy to find. When facing the security checkpoint, Jerry Remy’s was to the left, and had a neon green exterior, and was located right above the escalator.
Boston Logan Terminal C check-in
Jerry Remy’s Logan Airport exterior
Jerry Remy’s Logan Airport signage
The restaurant even has a Priority Pass sticker posted by the entrance.
Jerry Remy’s Logan Airport Priority Pass signage
The restaurant feels like a sports bar. Near the entrance is a bar with some high-top seating, and then further into the space are more traditional dining tables, including some booths. We got there before 4PM, and it was busy, but there were still some empty seats.
Jerry Remy’s Boston Airport seating
Jerry Remy’s Boston Airport seating
Jerry Remy’s Boston Logan Airport branding
Upon being seated I informed the server we were Priority Pass members, and she said that wasn’t a problem, and to just give the card at the end. The menu read as follows:
Having just gotten off a first class flight with very little movement the entire day, I wasn’t very hungry. However, I figured I should order something, so that I could review the place.
My dad ordered a glass of red wine, while I had a Diet Coke.
Jerry Remy’s Boston Logan Airport — drinks
To eat we ordered the tuna burger sliders, described as three yellowfin tuna burgers seasons and topped with seaweed salad and sriracha aioli. These were pretty decent, and a good portion.
Jerry Remy’s Boston Logan Airport — tuna burger sliders
I figured we might as well order something else for review purposes, though hate wasting meat, so I ordered the grilled veggie and hummus platter described as offering fresh veggies with a kalamata olive roasted red pepper and artichoke salad and hummus, with grilled flat bread.
Jerry Remy’s Boston Logan Airport — grilled veggie and hummus platter
While the tuna sliders were pretty good, the hummus platter was… not.
Both of the dishes were brought out within 10 minutes, and I have to say our server was exceptionally friendly. At the conclusion of the meal she presented us with the bill, and she explained that gratuity was not included. I appreciated that she explicitly mentioned that, since it seems to be a big issue with Priority Pass, since people don’t realize they should tip (in the sense that paying with Priority Pass is just another form of payment at this restaurant).
I gave her my Priority Pass card and a cash tip, which she thanked me for profusely, and we didn’t have to pay anything additional.
Jerry Remy’s Boston Logan Airport bottom line
I love the Priority Pass restaurant concept. I was impressed by the friendliness of everyone working at Jerry Remy’s, in great contrast to Bobby Van’s at JFK. If you have time to spare you might as well stop here for a drink or snack.
Logan Terminal C does have a Priority Pass lounge (called “The Lounge”), which I visited later on, though it was so crowded that I left right away. At that point I just grabbed a Dunkin’ Donuts iced coffee and sat in an empty gate area, which was much nicer than the lounge.
So if you’re passing through Terminal C, this restaurant is a great option.
The following links will direct you to the rates and fees for mentioned American Express Cards. These include: The Business Platinum® Card from American Express (Rates & Fees), and The Platinum Card® from American Express (Rates & Fees).
Stephanie's Terminal B airside is much better.
I visited here by myself a couple weeks back, sat at the bar and the visit was very smooth and friendly using PriorityPass at that time. My total came to about $30 and I left $10 to cover overage and tip.
I've since checked my PriorityPass account and I was charged for my visit and a guest visit. I've emailed PriorityPass but don't have high expectations about getting that visitor visit back. My PriorityPass...
I visited here by myself a couple weeks back, sat at the bar and the visit was very smooth and friendly using PriorityPass at that time. My total came to about $30 and I left $10 to cover overage and tip.
I've since checked my PriorityPass account and I was charged for my visit and a guest visit. I've emailed PriorityPass but don't have high expectations about getting that visitor visit back. My PriorityPass is limited to 10 visits per year so it is aggravating this happened.
"The restaurant feels like a sports bar", wait, what Jerry Remy's is sports themed?? Who would have thunk.
I thought you gave up soft drinks
I think those grilled vegetables, cup of hummus and grilled pita look pretty good.
Visited on last week. Was not required to show a boarding pass. Was encouraged by the bar tender to order something else when I had leftover credit, and took a sandwich to go. Good experience.
I went there last month though I was flying from Terminal A. You can get there from any terminal, but from A it was quite a walk. I was short on time and getting my sandwich took a long time though I ordered something very simple, like cold cuts, I had to literally stuff it into my belly in 5 minutes. Should have taken it to go. So-so experience.
We were not asked for boarding passes. We were not allowed takeout which we would gave preferred but had no issue with taking leftovers. We had only ordered one entree each and a soft drink each.
Thus was late August.
Stephanie's for food/wine in Terminal B is better (and allows you to take food to go as long as you have stuff there). Remy's is ok but has service issues based on lack of staff (they are very hard working though). Sometimes they will allow you to take stuff to go, sometimes they do not. The AirFrance lounge is decent (and quiet). "The Club" in Terminal E (way way far away) has far better alcohol...
Stephanie's for food/wine in Terminal B is better (and allows you to take food to go as long as you have stuff there). Remy's is ok but has service issues based on lack of staff (they are very hard working though). Sometimes they will allow you to take stuff to go, sometimes they do not. The AirFrance lounge is decent (and quiet). "The Club" in Terminal E (way way far away) has far better alcohol than the AirFrance lounge and decent snacks but is a worse setting IMHO. Stay far far far away from "The Lounge" in Terminal C.
Side note.. bring the physical card to Remy's (otherwise you will have to physically hand them your phone) .. and if you ask, they will allow you to charge the tip if you are under.
@Lucky / OMAAT team,
Tampa has just added an airport restaurant to PP. I know how much you love Tampa being your hometown and all :)
I second the Air France lounge. It's actually just as close to the jetBlue Mint gates and while lacking windows it has a respectable food spread and is much cleaner.
I had a horrible experience at this restaurant. Sat at the bar, asked for the check, and waited 45min for her to take payment. I was going to miss my flight and had no idea what to do since the bartender was ignoring my aggressive attempts to get their attention.
I ended up standing up and generally yelling to the room that I wanted to pay, I had been trying to for 45min, and...
I had a horrible experience at this restaurant. Sat at the bar, asked for the check, and waited 45min for her to take payment. I was going to miss my flight and had no idea what to do since the bartender was ignoring my aggressive attempts to get their attention.
I ended up standing up and generally yelling to the room that I wanted to pay, I had been trying to for 45min, and that I was going to have to leave without paying or miss my flight. I figured at least then I'd have witnesses. Still, no one helped me, so I went without paying and didn't get arrested...but it was so uncomfortable.
@Richard, when I went we were both asked to show out boarding passes.
Also, they didnt let us take any leftovers to go. They were honest leftovers (we didnt order an extra entree to take advantage of the credit, we just had some extra fries and half a sandwhich) and they still said not allowed.
I thought the food was extremely mediocre.
But much better than the Lounge mentioned by Ben. That place is...
@Richard, when I went we were both asked to show out boarding passes.
Also, they didnt let us take any leftovers to go. They were honest leftovers (we didnt order an extra entree to take advantage of the credit, we just had some extra fries and half a sandwhich) and they still said not allowed.
I thought the food was extremely mediocre.
But much better than the Lounge mentioned by Ben. That place is a dump.
Tip: If youre flying Jetblue and you have time, you can walk to the Air France lounge. Its listed as Terminal E, but is actually in the connection area between the two terminals.
Lol...I wouldn’t think a hummus platter would be good at a Boston sports bar. Reminds me of the joke from The Departed about cranberry juice. I am sure it won’t happen but it would be nice if some of the restaurants would include gratuity. I would personally tip but I am sure enough people are not that the servers don’t like it.
Looks nasty tho
Do you have to show a boarding pass?