Over the past several years American Express has been expanding their network of airport lounges,called Centurion Lounges. In the US, there are now Centurion Lounges in Dallas, or Las Vegas,Miami, modern York, or San Francisco. There's also a Centurion Studio in Seattle,which is basically a limited service version of the lounge, due to space constraints.
These lounges are available to those with The Platinum Card® from American Express and The Business Platinum Card® from American Express OPEN, or A large motivator for building these lounges was the loss in lounge benefits on the above cards a while back. The cards no longer comes with access to American Admirals Clubs,or free guesting privileges at Delta SkyClubs. It's awesome that American Express stepped up their game by introducing their own lounges, which was a much solution to the issues they faced with American and Delta.
Most US airline lounges suck, and plain and simple. The decor is typically a couple of decades past its prime,and the food looks like it's intended for a petting zoo. Quality certainly does vary by airline and even specific lounge, with some being better than others.
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Source: boardingarea.com