The lounge is a bit dated and limited on food options. The lunch included chicken, green beans, and crispy potato wedges. Those were all decent. You’ll want to skip the salad bar and desserts. The desserts offerings were kind of hilarious - brownies, chocolate chip cookies, and rice crispy treats (and all of these were the heavily prepared kind that you get out of a package). The little ham and cheese sandwiches were not good at all - very dry, almost no mustard. Some mayo would probably have helped too… Coffee was not good, especially the one from the espresso machine.

The thing about lounges is that they all are just a humongous scam by airlines. Most of them are not even in the same league as a continental breakfast at your local Best Western (no shade on Best Western - just putting it in perspective.) Delta manages to have lavish pics and videos of their “suits & lounges” but when you enter you get slapped back into reality. Overrun, mismanaged “restaurant” which is stale sandwiches, a basket with bananas, some dried out sandwiches & wraps. In the center a Hummer size of a soda machine buzzing and humming - proving that it’s operational. Cannot blame much the people who work here that the carpet didn’t get vacuumed. Hard to call this even a carpet seems more like a rug made of used chewing gum.

John at the front desk had a great attitude and was great to work with when we asked a number of questions and changed our flight. The lounge is clean and the staff were making sure everything was just the way it should be. The breakfast when we arrived at 9:00 AM wasn’t the best and one tray was empty, another low, but they mentioned that it would be changed soon. The dining area closed at 10:25 to switch for lunch and at 10:51 the sign was moved in front of the food but nothing had been switched. We kept checking and it wasn’t ready until about 11:00. The sign was still up and people started going around. Bland food for breakfast and lunch unlike other Delta Skyclubs.

This sky club feels cheap and basic. The food options are pitiful. Today they served Swedish meatballs (that looked like dog food), rice, green beans and some charcuterie options (cheese, meat, hummus, etc). There isn’t a real bar, it’s just a bar cart that can’t handle any real volume. If more than 3 people want a drink at the same time, the line starts to get out of control and the bartender takes a long time to recover. The folks who visit this sky club also treat it like trash and were raised questionably. I’m not sure why people are so comfortable putting their bare feet on shared furniture but it’s gross behavior. Delta needs to do better and attempt to enforce some standards here. Doesn’t feel like it’s worth it to be in the lounge at this airport. This is supposed to feel nicer than sitting in the general airport area, and I’m not sure they’re delivering on that.

This is one of the smaller Delta sky clubs I've been to, but it wasn't overly crowded on a Friday around 4pm when I visited briefly. They have a good assortment of food, and very comfortable seating. Overall it was clean, presentable, and had personable staff. The bites we had were pretty good.. nothing I wouldn't eat again. I left happy.