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The Capital One Landing at Washington National is a small sit-down tapas restaurant in Terminal 2, just off National Hall near Concourse D, where Venture X cardholders order made-to-order plates and drinks at no charge. Opened in November 2024, it was Capital One's first Landing. With no Priority Pass at DCA, it's the only lounge-style space a Venture X gets you into at Reagan, and it's a good place for a real meal before a short flight.
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Quick answer
- Location: Terminal 2, off National Hall near Concourse D, after security.
- Who gets in: Capital One Venture X and Venture X Business primary cardholders, within 3 hours of departure; anyone else for $90.
- Guests: $45 per adult, $25 per child aged 2–17, under 2 free; one free guest after $75,000 in yearly spend.
- Best card: Venture X ($395). Reserve a table in the Capital One app.
At a glance
| Location | Terminal 2, National Hall near Concourse D |
| Terminal access | All Terminal 2 gates; not Terminal 1 |
| Size / opened | About 5,500 sq ft, ~90 seats; opened Nov. 19, 2024 |
| Showers | No |
| Food & bar | Made-to-order tapas, cold tapas counter, bar |
| Entry window | 3 hours before departure; earlier on a same-day connection |
| Guest fee | $45 adult / $25 child; one free after $75k spend |
How to get in
Venture X or Venture X Business. Show your physical card and a same-day boarding pass with a confirmed seat. Book a table in the Capital One app; walk-ins are seated when there's space, some tables are held for them, and there's a digital waitlist when it's full. See our Venture X guide.
Reservations. Book well ahead in the app. OMAAT reports a 15-minute grace period before your table can be released, no limit on reservations and no no-show penalty.
Authorized users. Since Feb. 1, 2026, the primary cardholder pays $125 per authorized user per year to add access.
Other Capital One cards and non-cardholders. Venture and Spark Miles cardholders pay $45 ($25 per child). Anyone with a same-day departing boarding pass can pay $90, space permitting.
What doesn't work. Priority Pass, Amex and Chase cards.
Guest policy
Guests are $45 (18 and up) or $25 (17 and under); children under 2 are free. At Landings, a Venture X or Venture X Business account that reaches $75,000 in net purchases in a calendar year gets one free guest per visit (two at full Lounges). Capital One's terms say it lasts the rest of that year, the following year and until Jan. 31 after. With only about 90 seats, bringing a group is harder here than at a full lounge.
What it's like
Format. You're shown to a table and order from a QR-code menu; food and drinks are brought to you. Capital One's stated goal is delivery within 20 minutes, and nextcard (March 2026) had plates arrive in five to 10 minutes. A cold tapas counter offers charcuterie, salads and desserts while you wait, and breakfast runs until 11 a.m.
Food and drink. The menu is Spanish-style small plates from the José Andrés Group. Launch coverage described roaming carts, such as fruit mimosas at breakfast and cheesecake in the afternoon. The bar serves wine, beer and cocktails.
Seating. Two-tops and communal tables, outlets and USB ports at every table, fast Wi-Fi and luggage nooks. There are no showers, nap areas or quiet work rooms; it's built for a meal, not a long work session.
On the Fly. Next door, a public grab-and-go counter sells food and drinks (nextcard lists items at $6 to $15), and eligible Venture X cardholders get 50% off. LGA's Landing doesn't have one.
- Crowds: nextcard reports early mornings and late afternoons are the busiest. With roughly 90 seats it fills fast at peaks, so reserve in the app or join the waitlist as soon as you clear security.
Getting there
The Landing is in Terminal 2 after security, off National Hall near the D gates. nextcard suggests the North Security Checkpoint for the shortest walk. All of Terminal 2 connects after security, so passengers on American, Delta, United and other Terminal 2 airlines can walk to it. Terminal 1 (Southwest) isn't connected airside, so you'd have to exit and screen again at Terminal 2.
Nearby alternatives
- Centurion Lounge DCA, Terminal 2, Level 2 near gates B15–B22 (Amex Platinum).
- Admirals Clubs near gates C24, D36 and E46 for American flyers with membership or eligible tickets.
- Delta Sky Club above gate B15 and a United Club across from gate B11.
- No Priority Pass lounge, restaurant or experience at DCA, and no Chase Sapphire Lounge.
For a full Capital One Lounge in Washington, fly from Dulles: see the Capital One Lounge IAD. Full DCA list: DCA airport lounges.
FAQ
Where is the Capital One Landing at Reagan National? In Terminal 2, off National Hall near Concourse D, after security. Terminal 1 (Southwest) passengers can't reach it airside.
Is the food free at the Capital One Landing DCA? Yes for eligible cardholders: Venture X and Venture X Business primary cardholders eat and drink at no charge. The separate On the Fly grab-and-go counter is paid, with 50% off for eligible cardholders.
Do I need a reservation? It's not required, but the Landing seats only about 90 people, so booking in the Capital One app is the safest bet at busy times.
Can I use Priority Pass at DCA? No. There are no Priority Pass locations at Reagan National, and Priority Pass doesn't work at Capital One Landings.
Landing or Centurion Lounge at DCA? Use the one your card covers. If you have both, the Landing is better for a sit-down meal and the Centurion has more space for working or waiting.
Related guides
- DCA airport lounges
- Capital One lounge locations
- Capital One Venture X guide
- Capital One Lounge IAD
- Capital One Landing LGA
Lounge access rules, guest policies and locations change. Always confirm current details with the airline, lounge operator or card issuer before you travel.
