Lounge – Gate B The Gate B Admirals Lounge at DFW is the lounge you secretly hope your gate changes to. It’s elegant, comfortable, and—most importantly—has glorious floor-to-ceiling windows that make you feel like you’re in a modern hotel lobby instead of an airport. Watching planes taxi by while sipping coffee somehow makes travel delays feel philosophical. I’ve spent plenty of time in the E Gate lounge, and I’ll admit—it’s grown on me like a scrappy underdog. But the moment I stepped into the B Gate lounge, I realized what I’d been missing: natural light and actual views of the world I’m trying to get to. It completely changes the mood. I caught myself thinking, “Maybe a small flight delay wouldn’t be so bad…” and then immediately wondered what’s wrong with me. That’s how nice this lounge is—it literally makes you wish for extra time at the airport. Five stars, no hesitation. If every lounge felt like this one, I might start booking layovers on purpose.

Crammed and dated lounge. Sadly, AA is the lowest denominator when it comes to “business class,” and this lounge shows it. No place to sit, no chargers, dated, smelly carpet, and grumpy employees. You may be better off having a BBQ at the food court LOL

Food: 4* Service: 4* Ambiance: 4* Like most Admirals club locations, it is a respite from the hustle and bustle of travel. Welcoming, airy and comfortable space invites you to unplug, relax, and breathe. Easily accessible, but when using the AA app to find all locations. The food options are convenient and consistently good. Changed throughout the day so you can get nourishment while you wait your flight. Free house wines, periodicals, and quiet spaces really helps one to unwind and enjoy the travel experience.

This B terminal club is pretty nasty, They all are pretty much on the decline here in the DFW airport. The "flagship" club in terminal A is just the same. You got food stuck between the seats, random food stains on the walls and random food stuck in weird places, The morning eggs and potatoes will give u diarrhea 100% guaranteed at every admiral location across the US and half the time the potatoes are under cooked and still raw. Something also should be available just for business class where it's quiet and not kids running around. You come here to get away from the masses not pay/earn to be with them.

The woman at the counter was very friendly. We had to use points to get in as we thought it would be better to relax in an admirals club, which we have frequented in the past at other airports, instead of sitting in a restaurant in the terminal and spending a lot more money. However, 7900 points each was wasted. This club is sorely lacking. The “buffet“ consisted about five items. The bar only had Miller light and a few other beverages that did not cost. Otherwise a regular beer was eight dollars. And if we wanted different, more substantial food, we could purchase hit at the bar. I’m not quite sure why we had to pay to get in if they were charging for typical beverage and food. Although i shouldn’t be, I was a little surprised that when I asked someone for assistance, she did not understand English and had to find someone else. She was very nice, but usually some English is understood. In this case it was not. I would not recommend this club unless your entrance was absolutely no cost.