BA lounge Boston - breakfast offerings
#2
Join Date: Aug 2015
Programs: BAEC
Posts: 236
BOS lounge is awful. Apparently it's due an refurb soon but if it has not happened yet you'll be in a windowless basement room, with dated furniture and half the power plugs not working. I'm not talking about the First lounge which I haven't experienced.
On the breakfast front: they seem to offer small pastries but I have yet to not find the tray empty. There is also a couple of jars full of cookies, and that's about it. so aside from coffee/tea and fruit juices you won't get much of a breakfast in my experience. The last couple of times I bought a sandwich in the terminal, went to the lounge to sit down with a hot drink, then just went back upstairs to sit by the big windows..
The BOS lounge is the worst I have seen in my limited experience..
On the breakfast front: they seem to offer small pastries but I have yet to not find the tray empty. There is also a couple of jars full of cookies, and that's about it. so aside from coffee/tea and fruit juices you won't get much of a breakfast in my experience. The last couple of times I bought a sandwich in the terminal, went to the lounge to sit down with a hot drink, then just went back upstairs to sit by the big windows..
The BOS lounge is the worst I have seen in my limited experience..
#3
Join Date: Jul 2015
Location: London
Programs: BA GGL / GfL
Posts: 3,261
While it has been about a year since I've passed through BOS on the day flight, the multiple times I have done it, the offerings were always the same in the Galleries lounge, so can't imagine they'll have changed too much.
Generally consisted of porridge/cereal, mixed fresh fruit (melon, grape mix etc) pastries and small muffins etc. There may have been a option of toast as well. It wasn't substantial but filled the gap prior to the flight which has a breakfast focused offering as the main meal.
Somebody else who has gone through more recently maybe able to provide any updates I've missed, but don't expect the full English!
Pilot37
#5
Join Date: Oct 2015
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#6
Join Date: Apr 2016
Programs: AA EXP
Posts: 92
YMMV on this one. As a OWE in WT and WTP, I've been allowed to use the F dining area for breakfast before the morning departure in BOS twice (and I've only flown it twice). I'm well aware that this is the exception, not the rule, but I've found the BOS lounge dragons to be not very dragon-like at all.
#7
Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: London
Programs: BA Silver, ZSL Silver
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#8
Join Date: Aug 2015
Programs: BA Gold, BCFC Season ticket
Posts: 70
Hi - did this a couple of months ago. F has breakfast cooked to order (bacon, eggs, sausage patty) plus selection of pastries, cereal, cold meat etc.
The lounge is, as others have said, horrible - but you won't go hungry.
One point to be aware of is that the lounge doesn't open to 5.30 (and then its very much a soft opening) so don't get to the airport too early !
The lounge is, as others have said, horrible - but you won't go hungry.
One point to be aware of is that the lounge doesn't open to 5.30 (and then its very much a soft opening) so don't get to the airport too early !
#9
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: BOS
Programs: BA - Blue > Bronze > Silver > Bronze > Blue
Posts: 6,812
I don't mind the BOS lounge, its in no way special, is too small but I've always been impressed by the service there and it's not horrific as it's been made out.
That said I've never used it in the AM when windows may be missed, or indeed ever had he need to plug anything in.
Is there any update on when the new lounge will be open, will it be ready along with the March (?) introduction of the A380 flights?
That said I've never used it in the AM when windows may be missed, or indeed ever had he need to plug anything in.
Is there any update on when the new lounge will be open, will it be ready along with the March (?) introduction of the A380 flights?
#12
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Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: LON, ACK, BOS..... (Not necessarily in that order)
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BOS lounge is awful. Apparently it's due an refurb soon but if it has not happened yet you'll be in a windowless basement room, with dated furniture and half the power plugs not working. I'm not talking about the First lounge which I haven't experienced.
On the breakfast front: they seem to offer small pastries but I have yet to not find the tray empty. There is also a couple of jars full of cookies, and that's about it. so aside from coffee/tea and fruit juices you won't get much of a breakfast in my experience. The last couple of times I bought a sandwich in the terminal, went to the lounge to sit down with a hot drink, then just went back upstairs to sit by the big windows..
The BOS lounge is the worst I have seen in my limited experience..
On the breakfast front: they seem to offer small pastries but I have yet to not find the tray empty. There is also a couple of jars full of cookies, and that's about it. so aside from coffee/tea and fruit juices you won't get much of a breakfast in my experience. The last couple of times I bought a sandwich in the terminal, went to the lounge to sit down with a hot drink, then just went back upstairs to sit by the big windows..
The BOS lounge is the worst I have seen in my limited experience..
*serving TATL flights
Last edited by Jimmie76; Jan 24, 2017 at 7:25 am
#13
Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: BOS
Programs: BA Silver, Mucci
Posts: 5,289
It's not in the basement it's on Level 2 with departures on Level 3. At the moment I believe there are no Terminal E lounges* that have windows and so you're not missing out on a view by flying BA. Personally I miss the old F lounge which I liked a lot. Hopefully the new lounge will change the lack of windows etc. The lounge staff are first rate and whilst the pre flight supper/dining has had the odd bad day it's generally not that bad.
*serving TATL flights
*serving TATL flights
#14
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Agreed - whatever it was I had as a main course in the Flounge last June before 214 was delicious. It was so good that I've forgotten what it was and didn't remember to take a picture until I'd eaten all of it. Later on in September in the main lounge the chef even made an appearance at one stage. Not as I thought to check the levels of food but to ask if a few people if we liked what we'd picked from the offerings.
#15
Join Date: Jan 2006
Programs: Mucci, BA Gold, HHonours Diamond, BA AMEX PremPlus
Posts: 5,140
If you're a GCH not in F, then the food/beverage selection in the F section of the lounge is pretty good. Cereals, oatmeal, pastries, fresh fruit, yogurt, coffee and juices. And +1 for the staff being great. BA238 is just brilliant - I've never know it be late, as the plane is there overnight, and E terminal is deserted. Coupled with a night at BOS Hilton, it's the best way to get home at the end of a trip.