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Not a lot of options in Reagan’s Southwest terminal, but Page is okay. I like to grab the occasionally ridiculously overpriced drink here when I’ve got time to kill and need to charge my phone. My order always comes out fast, and the service has never been unfriendly or anything, just occasionally rushed.

While the food was decent, the service was less than great. Ordering on the IPad was easy enough, however I wished it was a little more sanitary. We pay for everything including the tip as soon as you order. We ordered pizza, garden salad and a vanilla pudding which was okay. I asked to speak to my sever via the iPad but no one ever showed up. I had to flag someone down on two occasions. The gentleman was polite while the young lady hardly let me finish my request (Ice water and parmesan cheese) before walking away. She seemed irritated. We were half way done with our meal before she showed up. This was really the only food option here.
Other happenings: While sitting here someone bought a meal to the man sitting beside me. After thoroughly examining it, he noted that it wasn’t his. The man packed it up and took it right to the gentleman at another table. The man sitting beside my husband ordered a beer that was taking pretty long. He inquired about it. The three of us watched the lady walked to the beer sitting on the counter they should have been taken to him a while ago. She stirred it with a spoon and gave it to him.

Priced like an airport! The pizza was larger than I expected, so I was happy with that. I was a little disappointed in the iPad, it kept closing out while my child was watching Mickey Mouse. lol You’re kind of forced to eat at this place though, no other sit down options on that side. If I knew that before hand and had time, I would have eaten before I went through security.

It looks appealing on the outside, but things change quickly once you sit down. I love being able to charge my iPad and the convenience of ordering without actually speaking to anyone, BUT the service is super slow. I would say it’s a little pricey, but c’mon, you’re in the airport, what did you expect?
I paid for an Evian bottled of water and a pizza. Pizza came, it was fine, bottled water on the other hand never arrived. When I paged my server to ask about the water, she returned with a room temperature water… When I asked for a cold water, she said they don’t have cold water… WHO DOESN’T HAVE COLD BOTTLED WATER!!! yeah so, a little frustrating. I’ll be sure to eat before I arrive at the airport next time.

Airport terminal chronicles:
The Page is attractive and basically your only decent option near these gates. Food is a bit pricey, I guess, but you have to pay for the fancy stuff. (Ipads) :-P
My seating was comfy and spacious. I wasn’t huddled up to the next person so that was great. Ipad and chargers waiting for ya! Big plus.
Food: I ordered the egg white scramble. It was pretty decent for airport food. Came with fruit and hash brown. I also got a side of bacon. You have to order via Ipad… Bummer because you can’t tell the computer that you don’t want ham in your egg white scramble. Or at least I couldn’t figure out how.
Oh.and you can’t tell the fancy computer you want regular water, not the 2.79 bottle they suggest. My total price for breakfast was $ 23 bucks or so. She’s right, thankfully someone else is paying.
Although there is lack of interpersonal contact, I noticed a few of the servers engaging the customers.
They seem to be in earshot if you really need something.
All in all, I got to sit in peace in a clean environment while eating and surfing the net and charging my phone, no complaints here. I’m an easy girl to please.

Freakishly bad and scary. It’s one of those frightening places where they make you have as little human interaction as possible. There is an iPad in front of each seat. You’re supposed to order from there. Of course it’s nearly impossible. In my case, I could not order water: just plain water. Twice, someone tried to give me a pizza that I did not order. I should have just taken it.
The worst thing of all? There is no other choice. Dunkin’ Donuts is not coming until this winter.

Page is your only «sit down» option in Terminal A and your only option for something other than a snack from a Cibo Kiosk.
On the plus side, every seat has a charging station along with an Ipad that you use for ordering. If you want, you can continue to use the device for web surfing once your order is placed. You won’t interact with the staff other than when they drop off your food/​drink. It’s efficient, but impersonal. I’m also not a huge fan of touching the screen that probably 1,000 people just touched and then eating, but maybe that’s just me.
As to food, it’s pretty much the very basics. I think everything is premade elsewhere and sits in warming trays or gets microwaved. My breakfast sandwich was fine but nothing special for $ 11.
If you’re in Terminal A and want more than a bag of chips, you don’t have a choice but to eat here.

Fun way to order food. Although when the food/​drink is ready, the server only knows what table, not what seat, so Note To Self: pay attention so you can get your food. Wine is $ 9−15/glass. I had the pimiento cheese dip with veggies & crackers. The dip was yummy and the celery & red bell peppers were crisp & fresh. The carrots appeared to have been cut a while ago and the asparagus was floppy – I was trying to push it around the dip and it wasn’t cooperating; I left it on the plate. You can «start a tab» if you want to wait until you receive & eat your meal to give a tip.

Page leads off my last chapter of Washington DC 2015 reviews. And so, let the review begin.
Terminal A in Ronald Reagan Airport desperately needs restaurants and bars. When you are stuck waiting to board your Southwest flight in a terminal lacking in restaurants and even a gift shop, life could get very boring. Page is the only restaurant/​bar in Terminal A. Bored out of our minds, we made our way to Page.
Page has very talented hosts that can balance many jobs like taking your order, listing everything on the menu, informing you when your plane is late, charging your credit card, and bringing you to your favorite website. They all have the same name, which is iPad. This circular shaped restaurant in the middle of the Southwest gates is majorly operated by iPads. Every chair and stool has an attached iPad. The menu choices are all listed by category on this iPad. The customer scrolls to the item they want, inputs it, then charges it on their credit card. A few or many minutes later a real human being delivers the order.
iPad may be talented, however it is impersonal. It’s futuristic to order from an iPad but it is in the stone ages customer service wise. I am also not a fan of a restaurant that seems to be a credit card only establishment. Why can’t the only restaurant /​bar in Terminal A also take cash? Also an iPad does not have the distinction to taste food. I can’t type in «Do you recommend the BLT?» I think that if this was outside a terminal where your only other choice would be to starve, it would go the way of the land line.
I let the iPhone know that I wanted a Budweiser. $ 7 charged. More than a few minutes later a waitress appeared with it. I’d use the iPad to go Web surfing. When it neared 10 minutes to boarding, iPad let me know through a balloon and terminating the Internet session. While iPad was working, I could of charged my phone. Every chair also includes a charger.
The bottom line is that iPad is very good at Web surfing, calling, texting, picture taking, and so on. What iPad is poor at is hosting and waitressing. It is safe to say that in the future that human beings and not robots will prefer to walk into a restaurant to be greeted and checked on by a person. It is time to retire iPad from hosting and waitressing duties and get some real restaurants in Terminal A of Ronald Reagan Airport. I am giving three stars on account of the fact that this restaurant prevents the negative star experience of starving and going crazy from boredom at the same time it provides an airport bar experience, phone charging station, and the Internet.

Not a bad joint for overpriced airport food. DCA kinda tricks you into this place if you are in terminal 1. There are way better food options in the general area (hello, Qdoba) or the other terminals (I think there’s a cava grill too, my fave). Prices are steep and it’s bound to be crowded here because after security this is about all your options except a few grabngo snack bars.
Went for the salad and a glass of wine for just over $ 30. Whatever, over the price aspect. Place was extremely packed, there weren’t 2 seats together anywhere. I lucked into a single where no one had been sitting due to an abandoned beer. Cool part about this place was all the iPads and access the Internet. Eliminated the need to log on your personal device. When you order you have to swipe your card — system seemed a little glitchy.
Service was fast but extremely un-​personable considering you order and interact directly with an iPad

I liked this place. U order off the iPad and the service is quick. I just got an iced latte and turkey avocado wrap and it came out within 5min. For the amount of people there, service is quick and fast. Just sit down, charge your phones, iPads, and laptops and order on the iPad.
They are limited on choices but it’s still isn’t too bad. One of the best turkey wraps I’ve had and I don’t normally like airport food but this was a nice break.
I got lucky with seating because this place was packed. I could see many people looking so as soon as I was done, I called this old couple to take my place.

Terrible – avoid at all costs.
As the only possible purveyor of food at Terminal A, you’d think Page would be quick to turn over tables to serve the many passengers moving through the terminal. Not so.
Page does not have a wait list, nor does it accept reservations. Visitors belly up to the counters and park until their flight begins to board, whether they order food or not. Arriving 2 full hours prior to our flight, we thought we’d have sufficient time for dinner & a drink – or at least get something to go – but were unable to get seats even after speaking with the (completely disinterested) manager.
We will not be back, and suggest you vote with your feet, as well. Perhaps a business a little more interested in providing service will succeed the current vendor, as they seem to in the other terminals.

Cool concept but service sucks and food is mediocre. Ordered prosecco and got white wine. When I politely let them know someone came back with same cup and a straw. She stirred the wine to make bubbles. She asked if I could see the bubbles. (What the hell!?) She said it was Prosecco… see the bubbles? If you stir any liquid you will get bubbles. Nothing was done. I let them know again and rude server guy said he can’t tell the difference and walked away.
If anyone knows bubbly it is me. Hey you, here’s a middle finger for you. Jerks!

Completely agree with previous Unilocalers. If I could give this place negative stars I would.
The concept is genius! I stopped her for an hour lay over. I couldn’t help but be drawn to this modern restaurant with every seat holding an iPad.
A soft drink was $ 4 and the appetizers are close to $ 20…I’m sorry but that is just stealing from their customers. Pita bread and hummus that I normally get for free at a greek restaurant was $ 10.
My fiancé and I decided to order a class of wine (his 7.5oz for $ 15 and mine was a 5oz for $ 10) with a cheese dip appetizer.
It came with veggies on the side… I’m
Not normally a picky customer but after the price we paid and the picture that showed double the amount of food I had to speak up.
I said to the waitress «I thought this platter came with crackers and more veggies»
She rushed back with the crackers almost as if she knew they were wrong.
I’m sorry but giving into prices like these is insane. It’s a wonderful concept but awful experience.

I’m a Southwest credit card member so I usually find myself in waiting in Terminal A. On my most recent trip I was pleasantly surprised to find PAGE. A circular bar with iPads and outlets at every stool. It was an earlier flight on a weekday so it was easy for me to grab a seat. You can input your flight on the iPad and it will display any delays and info on the bottom. Super neat.
I browsed the breakfast menu but overheard in less than 5 minutes it would switch to lunch. I decided to wait and saw the menus turn. I shouldn’t have waited because the breakfast chicken and waffles were several dollars cheaper than the lunch chicken and waffles. I ordered that and a coffee and paid to complete the order. My coffee came quickly in a to-​go cup which was nice. The chicken was a breaded patty on top of a soggy waffle along with a side of greens. Usually I’d complain about a soft waffle, but it was actually a good contrast to the crunchy chicken. Service could be more attentive but everyone seemed fine. To have a seat and charger to myself along with some entertainment was well worth the $ 20 I spent.
My main regret is finding our the iPad had solitaire on it with just 10 minutes until I boarded! Next time I’ll be ready.

I think the concept for this restaurant is GENIUS. Everyone in Terminal A is always looking for a comfy seat and a charging station, so gosh darn it why not capitalize on it! When I sat down here recently, in the one open seat in which I knew I had approximately 15 seconds to claim before someone else did, I didn’t even realize it belonged to a restaurant. But upon seeing an ipad menu and faux metal silverware in front of me, I knew I would have to order something to stay there. So a coffee it was. I figured you had to pay more depending on how long you would be there, and for me it was only around 15 – 20 minutes before lining up at my gate so a $ 5 cup of house coffee and a couple bucks tip seemed like enough to not get kicked out. Am I cheap? Maybe. If I were spending more time there, I’d definitely get one of those $ 20 sandwiches. They actually looked good!
Let’s be honest… you’re paying for a prime seat and a charging outlet that you don’t have to get by stalking people until they leave. That is so worth it to me. The ipad even keeps track of your flight (although it kept forgetting I was there and asking for my info again). I passed the time by playing a fake gambling game on the ipad and working on a job application. Not a bad way to waste time in crappy terminal A.
Literally the moment I got out of my seat and put my backpack over my shoulder, an annoying Arlington yup in a suit pushed his way into my seat. Another customer for them, as expected. And he’ll probably order better than me. Go Page!

I had a great experience at the restaurant. Not cheap but my food was great. Healthy options. Servers were all great. I love the iPad ordering option, I’m not hung up if I have to run to catch my flight. I can charge my mobile right there while I eat. I can catch the news on the iPad while eating.

Good concept. Bad execution. They are superbusy. Our food took forever to come. The iPad asks you when you order wine if you want to upgrade to more than half a glass and you say yes and they still bring you the same amount. You don’t even know who to go to when you have a problem! your iPad? That being said, the things we ordered were decent. The charcuterie plate was good. It’s just that you can’t automate good olé fashion table service esp when there is a problem.

If I could give this place negative stars, I would. I found a seat and browsed the menu for a bit on their iPad. I got distracted by my phone and forgot to order… until a very rude waitress reminded me you have to order to sit there. Surprise surprise, she suddenly became nice to me after I ordered what I would soon find out to be the worst pizza on the planet. I ordered the fig and prosciutto pizza, which was just horrible. It was supposed to come with bleu cheese and basil, but someone decided they’d replace the basil with parsley (seriously?!) and the bleu cheese looked more like a moldy brie than a true bleu. The figs were dried figs with gobs of fig preserves. It ended up being a sickly sweet mess.
The service overall was pretty bad. It took forever for me to get my water (probably because I opted for the tap water rather than bottled) and they kept delivering orders to the wrong people. The bar top (well…not the bar top exactly, but the little ledge right under the bar by the little display case) was incredibly dusty, like it hadn’t been cleaned ever. Good thing everyone was eating their food directly under that mess :/

What a fantastic upgrade. Keeping true to the stylish eateries in DC, Terminal A at Ronald Reagan finally has a place to recharge your body and your devices in a sleek, new, modern bar/​restaurant with a great view.
Sit down on the comfy bar chair, hang your bags in the hook beneath the bar and plug in your devices. Next, pick your flight on the iPad. It will let you know when your flight is about to start boarding. Now you’re ready to order your drinks, food, and/​or libations.
The food and beverage selection is wonderful and plenty. The service is quick and with a smile.
I was here during a very busy time and surprisingly found a seat quickly. This place let’s you order to-​go, so that probably helps a lot.
All-​in-​all, a great place to start your trip!