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I visited Capital One's lounge at LaGuardia. I loved the free steak and shrimp, but I'll do 1 thing differently next time.

Business Insider's editor visited the Capital One Landing at LaGuardia Airport. She enjoyed the shrimp and steak, but there's one thing she'd change.

I arrived at LaGuardia Airport over three hours early to explore the new Capital One Landing lounge. Jane Zhang, a Business Insider editor, utilized her Capital One Venture X credit card for lounge access and enjoyed tapas, steak, shrimp, and mocktails. While she appreciated the free steak and shrimp, she would prefer self-service options and a different seating area next time.

The Capital One Landing lounge, which opened in February, offers a sit-down restaurant-style culinary experience and is located in Terminal B. Jane and her husband, who paid an annual $125 fee for lounge access, decided to arrive as early as possible to maximize their time and make the most of the complimentary food offerings.

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