The lounge in terminal A: Among the most spacious lounges I've been in. Escalators are required to go up to the service area. Several bars, multiple sitting areas. Liz at the bar was attentive and thoughtful. Had a glass of brut bubbles and a bowl of chili. Bright. Airy. And around gate A27, mid way between the Delta gates.

The Delta sky club lounge had the nicest bathrooms in the airport. If you’re looking for a place to hang out comfortably, this is the place. I felt the food was OK for what you’re paying to be there. I wish they had an option to get food cooked on a grill like a burger. Overall cool experience, but you definitely have to weigh if it’s worth the hoops you have to jump through to get status to go inside. It’s really big so it can accommodate a lot of guests without it feeling crowded.

The Delta Sky Club was a lifesaver for us when we had a long wait for our flight, with five texts telling us as we waited that the flight was delayed, and then delayed again and again and again. The lounge was very comfortable, quiet, with wifi hookup, surprisingly good food, lots of light, and very helpful and courteous wait staff. The Delta employee who checked us into the club came up to ask how we were doing and to talk quite a while, and couldn't have been friendlier. All of this made the wait for the constantly delayed flight much more pleasant than it would have been otherwise.

When we arrived it was somewhat busy. This is my first time ever at a place like this. My first impression was, this place is full of privilege people, and not for their privileges that they may have, but for their privilege attitude. About the food. It is actually good. I was surprised. The drinks 🍸 are good, and the service is better. After a while you get used to it and it is enjoyable.

It can get a little busy pretty quickly. There's pod rooms, a printer, and multiple bars. There's a observing sky deck that has a open roof feel so you can get some outside air. Food was good but not as many options. The brownies were delicious. Both alcohol and non-alcoholic had many options.