British Airways Lounge

Above average for a BA Lounge. Very friendly and helpful staff and the lounge is situated close to the gate. Much of the lounge is taken up by an a la carte dinning area which is only available for use by people travelling Club or First (even if you are BA Gold /​One World Emerald).
There is no shower.

Really the only advantage with the BA Business Lounge at Terminal E is that you have a relatively comfortable space to avoid the boarding area cattle call. It’s a bit dated, often crowded and pales in comparison to the lounges across the pond at Heathrow. Whether you fly out in the morning or evening, the buffet seems lacking and perpetually under-​stocked. Food itself is not terrible, just you can get better food on the plane itself.

I visited this lounge as a benefit of our Oneworld AAward on JAL. We were traveling in business on the 787 Dreamliner and were invited to the Terraces lounge at Logan airport.
While it is not The Concorde Room or Cathay’s The Wing, Terraces provided a comforting place to relax and grab a bite, drink prior to a long flight to Narita.
We really enjoyed the amenities, food and beverage offerings. The facilities were clean and well-​kept.
On the day we visited the dining area served curry, a cold noodle vegetarian dish, rice, and dumplings. They were exquisite. Then grab some cookies for dessert.
Wine and spirits are also self-​service, as well as soft-​drinks, juices, and water. Being here is a great way to prepare for the asian adventure!
Until next time!

As far as it goes, this is a nice lounge, albeit quite small. If you’re invited, and you have the right class of ticket, you can dine buffet-​style (Club) or waitress service (First). Mere mortals can partake of light snack and free alcohol. If you ask, you can get champagne too. It is usually reasonably empty, except for once when all the flights were delayed and the place was packed. The staff are always helpful. Oasis of tranquillity.