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The Capital One Landing at LaGuardia is a sit-down tapas restaurant in Terminal B, designed with the José Andrés Group, where Venture X cardholders eat and drink for free. It opened Feb. 18, 2026 on the bridge to gates 11–31, with floor-to-ceiling windows facing the Manhattan skyline. It isn't a full lounge (no showers, no nap rooms), but early reviews rate the food highly, and one calls it the best credit-card lounge at LaGuardia.
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Quick answer
- Location: Terminal B, after security, at the start of the bridge to gates 11–31.
- 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). Book a table in the Capital One app.
At a glance
| Location | Terminal B, bridge to gates 11–31 |
| Terminal access | All Terminal B gates; not Terminals A or C |
| Size / opened | About 12,500 sq ft, ~180–200 seats; opened Feb. 18, 2026 |
| Showers | No |
| Food & bar | Made-to-order tapas, attended buffet, carts, full 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. Bring your physical card and a same-day boarding pass with a confirmed seat. Reservations through the Capital One app are recommended but not required; a share of tables is held for walk-ins, and when it's full you can join a digital waitlist. See our Venture X guide.
Reservations. You can book well ahead in the app. OMAAT reports a 15-minute grace period, after which your table can be released, and no penalty for no-shows.
Authorized users. Since Feb. 1, 2026, the primary cardholder pays $125 per authorized user per year for 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, subject to space.
What doesn't work. Priority Pass, Amex and Chase cards.
Guest policy
Guests pay $45 (18 and up) or $25 (17 and under); children under 2 are free. The Landing allowance is tighter than at full Capital One Lounges: a Venture X or Venture X Business account with $75,000 in yearly net purchases unlocks one free guest per visit here, versus two at Lounges. Capital One's terms say that perk runs through the rest of that year, the next year and until Jan. 31 after.
What it's like
The format. A host seats you at a table and you order from a QR-code menu; small plates and drinks come to your seat. There's no tab and no tipping expected. An attended buffet covers charcuterie, salads and desserts while hot dishes are on the way.
The food. The menu is Spanish-style tapas from the José Andrés Group, with some ingredients, such as jamón and olive oil, sourced from Spain, according to CNBC Select. Roaming "Daily Rituals" carts rotate through the day; launch coverage mentioned caviar cones and vermouth, martinis and mimosas, and desserts like Basque cheesecake.
The bar. A circular bar near the entrance pours wine, beer, cocktails and alcohol-free drinks, and there's barista coffee plus a self-serve coffee and tea station.
The room. Two dining rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows over the tarmac and skyline, a terrace area with 30-foot ceilings and skylights, and a 30-foot mural. Seating ranges from two-tops and counter seats to long tables and sofas, with outlets at every seat and luggage storage.
What it isn't. There are no showers, relaxation pods or quiet rooms, and no paid grab-and-go counter like DCA's "On the Fly." BoardingArea's February 2026 review rated it "exceptional" for food but noted the limited amenities.
Getting there
After the main checkpoint in Terminal B, walk through the Bowery Bay shops and, before the fountain, turn left and follow signs for gates 11–31. The Landing is at the start of that bridge; the Sapphire and Centurion lounges are to the right. Gates 11–31 are mostly American flights, but anyone in Terminal B (United, JetBlue, Southwest, Air Canada and others) can walk to it airside. LaGuardia's terminals aren't connected after security, so Delta flyers in Terminal C can't use it.
Nearby alternatives
- Chase Sapphire Lounge LGA, on the bridge before gates 40–59 (Sapphire Reserve; two free guests).
- Centurion Lounge LGA, beside the Sapphire Lounge (Amex Platinum).
- Admirals Club near gates 30–31; United Club and Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge on the eastern concourse.
- No Priority Pass lounge at LGA, so the Venture X's Priority Pass is of little use here.
Full list: LGA airport lounges.
FAQ
Is the Capital One Landing at LaGuardia a lounge? It's a dining-focused space rather than a full lounge: table service, a tapas menu and a bar, but no showers or nap rooms. For Venture X cardholders, food and drinks are included.
Do I need a reservation? No, but it helps. Book in the Capital One app; walk-ins are seated when space allows, and there's a digital waitlist when it's full.
Which terminal is the Capital One Landing LGA in? Terminal B, on the bridge to gates 11–31. It's reachable from all Terminal B gates but not from Delta's Terminal C.
How many guests can I bring free? None, unless you've spent $75,000 on the card in a calendar year, which unlocks one free guest per visit at Landings. Otherwise guests are $45 per adult and $25 per child aged 2–17.
How is it different from the DCA Landing? LGA is more than twice the size, with skyline views and a terrace, but no "On the Fly" grab-and-go counter.
Related guides
- LGA airport lounges
- Capital One lounge locations
- Capital One Venture X guide
- Capital One Landing DCA
- Capital One Lounge JFK
Lounge access rules, guest policies and locations change. Always confirm current details with the airline, lounge operator or card issuer before you travel.
