Delta Sky Club

This was a great club at SFO. It wasn’t too crowded, and the lines moved quickly. The food and drinks were quite good, and the location was also very convenient. Overall, I felt it offered solid value for the price.

One of the most premium domestic airline lounges in SFO. Good number of food options for both breakfast/dinner. Lots of seating and I've never seen it get too crowded or busy.

Make it Frank offers a friendly and polite staff, which is a definite plus. The lounge presented a clean appearance, though it's worth noting this was observed at 5 am, which may have influenced the impression. Overall, a potentially positive experience, but a visit during busier hours would provide a more complete picture.

Spacious lounge with different types of seating and plenty of natural sunlight. Decent amount of food, non alcohol, and alcohol selection to choose from. Most seats have outlet as well and window seat give good view of airside. A good spot to grab bites and kill time before flight.

Nice selection of snacks and dishes while waiting for flights. Clean facilities. They bring out chef's choice dishes which is also a nice touch. Plenty of seating however not many reclining nor cushiony seats. Will get you through your layover with the time constraints so I'd say it's worth it to be away from the hustle and bustle of the terminal. My grandson loved when the cheeseburger sliders came out with fries.

The Delta Sky Club at San Francisco Airport is a fantastic spot to relax and recharge before your flight. One of the first things I noticed was that it wasn’t too busy, allowing for a more peaceful and comfortable experience. The restrooms are clean and well-maintained, adding to the overall sense of comfort and quality. The food and drink offerings are top-notch, with a variety of options that cater to different tastes. Whether you’re in the mood for a light snack or a more substantial meal, there’s something for everyone. The service is also excellent, with attentive staff ensuring that everything runs smoothly. In terms of convenience, the Delta Sky Club is hard to beat. The availability of showers is a great perk, especially for those on long layovers or wanting to freshen up before a flight. The club also offers reliable Wi-Fi, which is perfect for staying productive on the go. Overall, the Delta Sky Club at SFO provides a comfortable, convenient, and high-quality experience, making it well worth the visit if you have the time before your flight.

Not bad. The airport was quiet when I visited, so the lounge was also chill. I could see it being very different when full. Incredibly friendly and attentive, good seating options, and a good view. Nice extras like lemonade and ice tea that aren’t always featured at Delta lounges. The food is mediocre, and this is fairly standard for Delta lounges. At least here they served it in more appealing containers, but the food in Delta lounges has just kept declining year after year. I personally would take less attention from staff and better food, but that’s just me!

Beautiful lounge inside Terminal 2. Free Wi-Fi, open bar, assortment of dishes and desserts and lounging stations. They spoil you with different options. Staff was a hit or miss. Some were friendly, others felt agitated when you ask them a question. Side notes: Depending on your card/mode of entry generally it's free for the card holder: Add ons are $50 per person at the time of this review. You must also have a delta flight scheduled when checking in. Check in at least 3 hours before delta airline partner departures PSA: It can get busy depending on the time of day. But there are plenty of seats around