Delta Sky Club - Terminal C

Wonderful lounge, lots of comfortable seating and spots to relax. Large windows with airport views. 2 buffets and 2 bars. The outdoor patio is a nice place to get away and have some natural light. There are also restrooms, private phone booths, and dedicated working areas.

Finally a nice and clean club at LGA! Very fresh, clean and open space. Lot is seating areas and food stations including a great bar area. Was relieved to see it was one of the updated clubs. Gets busy and food lines form. Food is the same fare you would see at other Delta clubs and on par. Same thing with bar choices. Large TVs for news and sports enthusiasts are also prominently placed. Bathrooms are clean and well designed. Glass feature running along on long side of the club, you can watch the tarmac. Relax pre-flight and Enjoy!

The Delta Sky Club Terminal C at LGA is outstanding from the vastness of the space, to the many unique varied seating options, to the variety of food items, and full service bar. There’s a main bar and main buffet, but there are also a secondary smaller buffet with less options and auxiliary bar open for the busiest of times. The staff members are hardworking to keep things stocked and everything clean. Estephania V. made us feel welcome, offering complimentary wine, and went the extra mile to offer to take our picture. This is the level of customer service that makes people stay loyal and want to come back. Some are more friendly than others, but multiple members look you in the eye and greet you with pleasantries. The art on the walls is interesting and appreciated. The bathrooms are an oasis on your time away from home, clean, quiet, comfortable. The only thing that we don’t like here is the music…it is mind numbingly awful!

Was hoping to use the lounge after my flight but it was closed. Sunday hours are limited and Terminal C is very limited with any options. Even Starbucks was closed. Needed to go to Terminal B for any shops or coffee outside the gate area.

For me traveling is stressful and anything I can do to make it less stressful, I do. So, now every time I fly Delta I hit the Delta Sky Club Lounge. I eat and drink until I am full and relax until boarding time. The food is very good. The last few times I had chicken stroganoff, chicken tikka masala, chicken marsala, etc. The desserts are very good. The service staff is on point. The bar has top shelf liquor and the coffee is above average. The bathrooms are very clean and maintained very well. I highly recommend a visit the next time anyone flies Delta.

Great service worldwide. Airplanes, service, memberships, for major credit card holders, or commonly users, like elderly or seniors, discount and accomodations facilities.

I would like to formally recognize Frankling, a Delta Airlines employee at LaGuardia Airport, Terminal C, who was assisting passengers by printing boarding passes. Frankling provided exceptional customer service while helping my mother and my niece with their travel. He demonstrated outstanding dedication, patience, and genuine care, ensuring that everything was handled correctly and that they felt supported and comfortable throughout the process. His professionalism and willingness to go above and beyond made a stressful airport experience smooth and pleasant. Frankling’s attitude, attention to detail, and kindness truly reflect the highest standards of Delta Airlines’ customer service. Employees like Frankling make a real difference and are a tremendous asset to Delta. Because of him, our experience at LaGuardia was excellent and memorable. Thank you for having such an outstanding team member.

Stefania was awesome! Super friendly and made me feel really comfortable at the bar. Great service and great vibe — she definitely made my time at the lounge way better.

The only way to fly. Having a platinum card and priority pass gets me access to these Sky Lounge locations and it's so choice! This facility is spacious, clean bathrooms, great views to see the planes, a large bar to get comp drinks and terrific food options to fill your belly while waiting for a fight. Plenty of seating but can be a bit crowded depending on time of day. Check in is an easy process with competent staff working the entrance. Strong wifi here too to get some work or emails done. What more do you need? The best way to avoid the crowds waiting at the gate.

Impressive huge space and always a nice relaxing way to start off my/our travels when flying with Delta. You'll see this to your immediate left after clearing security in LGA Terminal C. Love being able to access with my AMEX Platinum, you just need at least a main cabin ticket and only for departures. My only request is that SkyClub lounge management should revisit things, they used to have more variety and better quality of food and last Tuesday morning, it felt almost uninspired. If entry and access is going to be more limited and exclusive based on status and more on spend, please make it really worth it. Hope to see more inspired food variety and quality on my next Delta flight which is in 3 weeks LOL. Points for carrying Grown Alchemist Handwash & Handlotion in the rest rooms. Love them!

This club is huge and it can get very busy. You check in downstairs either thru a kiosk or there's someone behind the counter. Head upstairs via escalators, stairs or an elevator. Plenty of seating upstairs and all types of styles. Benches, sofa chairs, working tables etc. There's also a giant bar as well as a hot food station and drink station. Nice bathrooms here as well. Definitely a nice perk to be able to access the lounge.

I have been to to this lounge several times on business trips to NYC. Always a very nice experience the food and the bar service never disappoint

First time here, I usually prefer heading to the Centurion lounge but somehow got stuck in Terminal C. I could not, for the life of me, find the bridge btw Terminal B & C.... And no one was helpful. Anyway, if you're not flying basic economy on Delta, you can enter the lounge. That's what the guy told me. Scanned my boarding pass. Escalator up. Lots of seats. 2 food areas. Bar at the right side as you come in. Very smooth check in process. No wait. Nice service, staff were quick to clean up and quick to refill items. I love the fruit salad and the overnight oats. Enjoyed it very much. Had water, wish they offer fruit flavor water... or maybe I didn't look. The bathroom is nice and clean. Lots of business travelers. Sat near the windows and enjoyed planes moving around. The coffee area is very basic... thought maybe there would be some fancy espresso machine... and maybe more offerings. Good lounge to rest and chill before your flight at LGA.

I'm normally a Centurion Lounge guy but didn't have time to do the trek between Terminals B and C today. This is the largest Sky Club in Delta's network, and it was pretty busy around 5:30 PM this Wednesday. There was a very short line to get into the lounge, and it cleared quickly. The food selection is solid but not amazing--I had chicken, mashed potatoes, and a nice grain dish. They had a staff member handing out plates (real plates, not paper) as you waited in line, which was nice. There's also a smaller food area and another bar toward the back, so you don't have to fight the main line. Even though the lounge was busy, it wasn't hard to find an available seat. There are outlets all over the place for charging (yay) and one cool thing is there's a quiet patio-esque area to the left of the back bar. Cool! The one ding is I couldn't get the WiFi to work whatsoever. The bartender who made my old fashioned made...not really an old fashioned. LOL but there is the usual Delta selection of complimentary drinks, plus a menu of premium beverages for an upcharge. But aside from that, this is a nice stop!

The lounge is in central location and very large and spacious, however when it's busy, it's hard to find seats unfortunately. The food selection was decent, there are two food areas, the main is in the central, which has more food selections then the food bar located in the back of the bar, but the main courses were the same. While the staff were welcoming and friendly, due to the crowding and long lines, can only give them three stars. I feel like they can do a lot better.

I typically venture off to the American Express Lounge, however I truly did not want to walk to another terminal. I saw this lounge right after security & remembered that as a platinum card holder, I can access it with my Delta Boarding Pass. This lounge is absolutely beautiful & huge. The food selection was fresh & had all your breakfast classics, even oatmeal. All of the staff members seemed to truly enjoy their job, as everyone was smiling while saying "hello" or "good morning" I found a cozy chair in front of their 12 screen display & enjoyed my meal with a latte before leaving.

The Delta Sky Lounge is the perfect place to relax before or after your flight. There is food and a full bar and plenty of seating. All new and clean. Come early and sit back. The Airport has gone thru a amazing renovation.

I travel so much so I know a thing or two about lounges and I must say this Delta Sky Club Lounge in Terminal C at LGA gives!!!!!! Once you pop out of TSA, it's on the left hand side and the check in process is seamless. You take the elevator or escalator up to the next floor, were you are exposed to ceiling to floor windows, two buffet stations (one towards the left in the corner and one in the middle of the lounge), a bar, several drink stations and ample seating that fits everyone's need, depending on your mood. You get to experience all this before you even try the food. I have to commend the kitchen staff here because they always have vegan/vegetarian, dairy and gluten free options, as well as options for meat eaters. That to me shows they are intentional of thinking of those who have strict dietary needs. The bar also serves an array of complimentary drinks and premium drinks (~$9 or 600 miles) and most of those drinks can be made into a mocktail for $6 or 400 miles. There's plenty of amazing art work around the lounge, a few inspired by Black artists, which again, shows intentionality. It's also exceptionally clean and I've been here during the day, at night and early in the morning. So shoutout to Delta for doing what needs to be done.

When not busy, this Sky Club is a great place to fuel up for your trip, get work done, or just lounge. The space is large and it features all sorts of seating options for solo travelers or those who are traveling with others. They have a couple of full size tables with seating for 8 and the staff are always buzzing around to keep things clean. While the food is not fantastic, it's more than "edible". There are restrooms toward the front and the rear of the lounge and you typically don't have to wait for a private stall should you need one. It's one of the better & more modern and newer Sky Club lounges I have visited.

Love this Sky Lounge location!! This sky lounge is spacious, has lots of open space and windows, a large bar, and great food options. What more do you need?! Even at busy times, the wait is never too long and I've never had a hard time finding a seat. I also enjoy the variety of seating options, especially when traveling alone. The employees are all so friendly and helpful! I look forward to many more visits here!

5 Stars for legitimately the best airport lounge I've been to. Food, cleanliness, space, drinks, bathrooms, all of it! I am blown away! I decided to head to the airport early for an evening flight since I had work to do. We were bummed to see the AmEx lounge wasn't in Terminal C, so opted for the Delta Sky Club Lounge and we were not disappointed. It's HUGE and has tons of seating options, so you won't have to sit right next to a stranger or split up to find a spot. I appreciated the giant windows and ample natural light. Plus, it's just past security, so no long walk needed. The food was the highlight. They have a long buffet line and it had plenty of options for meat eaters and vegetarians alike. It seemed to be Filipino themed cuisine when we were there and every dish was better than the last. I couldn't believe I was eating such flavorful and diverse free food at an airport lounge! Finally, the bathrooms. Y'all. These are very nice. Extremely clean, modern, with clear indicators on the stall doors to see if it's occupied, and best of all- touch less door entry and exit (coming in clutch right after you wash your hands). It resembled an upscale hotel lobby bathroom. Overall, definitely glad we chose to come early to work from the airport and skip the evening traffic.

Shirley took amazing care of my friend and I. She sure knows how to make an excellent Long Island Ice Tea. You got to have one before the Super Bowl. The food here is also excellent... they had a tender Thai chicken with a great charcuterie plate. LGA Delta Sky Club is by far the nicest one I've been to. It is huge and has an amazing ambiance with the contemporary floor design. I'll be next time I'm in LGA - it is a wonderful experience!

Attractive lounge overlooking runways and concourse areas. Pleasantly adorned with modern furniture, lighting and technology to meet one's needs as well as taste. In addition, the capacity is in the hundreds wish allows everyone some privacy and comfort. The bar is well equipped, offering many complimentary wines, cocktails and brews; with optional cocktails at a reasonable price. Business cubicles are available for Zoom or FaceTime sessions, and the restrooms are extremely clean and maintained. If you are ever at LaGuardia Airport, visit the Sky Club.!

This is one of the nicest airport lounges I've been to - hence five stars. Spacious and airy; clean and inviting. Plentiful food assortment and well apportioned bar.

If I say that I look forward to coming to LGA, this Delta Sky Club is one of the main reasons for that excitement. This new-ish Delta Sky Club is so spacious and comfortable that makes every guest feel like a VIP. Depending on your mood (or how hungry you are), you can have different experiences all within this same lounge. If you want food and some service from Delta representatives, take a left turn after you arrive on the second floor. You will be in a less crowded part of the lounge while still having quick access to nonalcoholic drinks and the buffet bar. If you just want to get some rest or get some work done in a quieter space, turn right and walk through that hallway. You will find some first class seating options with laptop tables and storage space. If you feel like getting an alcoholic drink, then just walk straight ahead and the bar is directly on the right. I also love that the lounge is clean and well-maintained, with helpful staff ready to assist you. This place deserves a solid five star rating.

I was impressed by the Delta lounge, favorably so (you can be impressed negatively as well). I have admired the renovation of LGA in general, though the basic layout cannot be made more efficient than the physical configuration permits, and they seem to have done the best they can. I fly JFK much more, as many as 100 flights in a year, in or out. I use LGA only maybe a half dozen times during that same time period, and I rarely am on Delta. I'd say the Delta lounge at LGA, if you want the most direct comparison, is superior to its counterpart at JFK. I've been reading about how important this perq has become, in terms of consumers choosing a credit card or airline, and as much as I am a frequent flyer I also am a regular patron of these spaces. Here is the best test. My flight was short, LGA-DCA, and at 7:25pm. I thus had time to eat. But it was not convenient before I departed for the airport or after I landed at the other end. I was wondering if I could make a full meal out of what was available at the buffet. I can report: yes, and I do not mean just crackers and cheese. The food was not the same quality as at the Centurion Lounge, but it was not too far off the mark. I could see someone with this information routing themselves through LGA for the purpose of enjoying supper. I had chicken salad (the Waldorf preparation, which I think refers to the hotel in Manhattan) and shrimp salad for the proteins, and I had no GI issues. They had a chicken marsala, and I had mushrooms from that; other than in salad, I'm not into chicken. The space was vast. I am not sure of the square footage, which was broken up into various sections, but it must be more than at JFK or elsewhere. They had, for example, two separate sets of restrooms. There was no problem with crowding. The service was brisk. Everyone was suitably friendly. I had two stays. The reason is my flight had an issue. Or, rather, my seat did. My flight was fine. My seat was cancelled, despite my having a valid boarding pass, and they put me on the last flight out and gave me miles in my account. If you can enter, there is no reason not to do so. This rates as among the best airline lounges in the domestic line up.

It is new. it is clean and the breakfast is legit. Huge improvement from last old Delta lounge It is must stop if you flying delta

Spacious and delicious. Convenient to gates. Direct acccess after secuirty checkpoint. Well done, Delta!

Without a doubt, this is the largest and best Delra Sky Club I have ever visited. The Delta LGA terminal construction is almost complete. Combining both C & D terminals has its benefits and challenges. One will find that walking many steps to your gate maybe in order. Delta Sky Club is worth the investment if you fly often with Delta. Breakfast is all I have experienced at this location at this time.

Pretty impressive sky club with good food selections and various seating options with clean bathrooms and fun decor

The Sky Lounge at LaGuardia's C terminal is so nice! Lots of seating options, and friendly staff. It's not as stunning as the newest LAX Lounge but still well designed. Went for the first time during breakfast hours and the food didn't disappoint! They have a fantastic selection of fruits and pastries, bagels, toast etc as well as eggs, potatoes, etc. Lounge prices are going up soon, so it is good to know the food and ambience here will be worth it. One word of advice though, if you're catching your flight at the 80s gates, give yourself time to make the walk there - it's a hike!

I love the new Delta Sky Club in Terminal C! The area was clean, friendly staff, self serve food stations, and plenty of space to sit, relax, and charge your devices. I decided to get something to eat before my flight back home, and as you know once you make the lonnnnggggg walk to Terminal C, the options are limited. I did not realize this lounge was open because I walked right by ALL THE SIGNS POINTING to the Sky Club...tunnel vision!! The food was actually pretty tasty and you can get as much as you please. I also saw chips and snack bars available, the bar has some free options as well as pay options, but I went with a mimosa and I was pleased. My overall experience had me feeling like royalty because it was so laid back, clean atmosphere, away from the airport noise, and just a relaxing experience before my flight. This was my first visit to a sky lounge and honestly, I will forever visit more lounges when I have enough time between flights or before a flight.

Amazing club. Sky Deck is thankfully underutilized since it's quite far from the entrance. There's another bar in the back of the club that's not crowded but the martinis they mix are terrible. If there's any doubt about LGA having the largest Sky Club, staffers are eager to make multiple announcements over the PA stating this fact at closing time. Just a matter of time before it's dethroned though.

This is a review of the beautiful new Delta sky club in the new LaGuardia terminal c. I honestly can't even remember what the old sky club looks like, because this new version is so spectacular. One of the top new sky clubs in the system. The sky club is located in the main walk-in concourse between the sides of a/b and c/dgates of the terminal c. It is a solid 8-minute walk to Gates from this sky club, so keep that in mind when deciding whether to enter before your flight. There is a ton of seating in the sky club, even with a busy LaGuardia hub for Delta, there has not been any problem finding seats the few times I've been to this location. There is an expansive bar and food options as well. Workstations with soundproof boots also for taking calls and not disturbing others. Plenty of individual cubicle style seeds come as well as 2x2 group seatings and one by one table seatings. Food options are fresh and refilled regularly. Various areas with TV to watch. Very beautiful decor and interior design. Definitely one of the top new lounges in the Delta system. I would say it's top five.

[Clarification/Update 2.28.24] I don't travel too often; but, when I do, Delta is where my miles are, and having the Sky Club available is a godsend after a long flight!!! The LaGuardia Delta Sky Club is very well-appointed and spacious, despite the sometimes throngs of other Sky Club guests. The food -- free, of course, along with drinks! -- is a cornucopia of yummy stuffs for most flyers. And, fortunately for me (!!), there's a very decent amount of vegan options to choose from! On that basis alone, they easily get 4-stars. The friendly service from the entire crew of workers (from concierge to wait-staff) are just the best! (I know New Yorkers can sometimes be a bit "harsh" to outsiders; however, that's never been the case when I've been a guest.) Of course, all this food, drink and service comes with an annual membership or Sky Miles Rewards; OR, if you're traveling Delta WITH a Delta Sky Club member, there's a $50 non-member entry fee. It sounds like a steep price; however, the food and drinks are free; it's an "all-you-can-eat buffet"! Food in any of LGA's numerous restaurants are gonna cost you the same, if not more (perhaps). And, too, if you have a lengthy layover, it's so much nicer to wade the time away lounging and eating comfortably, rather than waiting at a gate...! :D

One of my favorite lounges. Brand new space and lots of seating for both individuals and groups. Space is chic and brand new with a good variety of hot and cold options for meals anytime of the day. Service is surely better than JFK!

This is a large SkyClub with plenty of seating in every corner. Its a little overwhelming at first seeing all the chairs full, with a couple here or there open, but if you keep walking there were areas towards the back. The staff is super friendly and helpful, cleaning up quickly and replenishing the food and beverages. Going on a Sunday afternoon I didn't expect for it to be as busy as it was. There were lines for the bar and the food, though not too long and people moved relatively quick. Always nice to have a calmer and comfortable place to relax while in the airport, I would stop by again.

Probably the best sky lounge you're going to experience the locations is perfect right after check-in of the TSA experience you need to a moment to regroup. This is a lovely lounge, delicate music playing in the background to life for breakfast experience. The service is definitely an upper caliber scale, breakfast was a delightful experience of continental in European flavors thoroughly enjoyed it highly recommended

Quick and easy to access. Friendly service, overall a great experience while we waited for our flight back home.

The only way to travel in LA. Flight left on a Saturday at 8:15, arrived at 5:45 and the regular line for pre-tagged baggage drop off was over an hour and half. If you are a delta Elite member, you can use the Sky Priority line. This was a life saver. Worth the membership for that reason alone. Food is always fresh and they have a pretty good selection. You're going to get the basic continental breakfast, (eggs, bacon, potatoes, oatmeal and fruit). The coffee machine makes a great coffee and you can go to the bar and request baileys to make the flight smooth. You're going to be competing for seat space. The area is always very clean but super busy. The overflow will end up at the original sky lounge. In my opinion, the older sky lounge has better food and more options.

So I have been to the delta sky club in both jfk and this one in laguardia and I have to say this one is way better. The breakfast options were vast compared to the one in jfk. This one even had a fresh French toast station. The staff here was very friendly and helpful. Is it worth the 50 bucks if you don't have a card that gets you in for free, yes if you have alot of time to kill before your flight. The space was huge and had multiple seats. The decor was also very inviting.

This is SOOOO worth it. We left NYC on a weekday and were working remotely. Having to check out of our hotel at 2 PM and our flight being at 8 PM we had no other choice but to head out to the airport to continue working. Since we arrived so early (3:30 pm) they informed us that we couldn't come in just yet and could check in 3 hours early. The airport had plenty of space for us to work and we did so until 5. The lounge is HUGE and spacious and was packed. That did not affect the service provided throughout, and the food was plentiful and diverse with signage to help with food allergies. We were able to find a little table and sofa to continue working with a nice meal and a Rose. And who knows who you will see? I was seated right in front of Randy Fenoli who was incredibly gracious to a couple of ladies who spoke to him and asked for selfies. Ok, ok so I said "Hi Randy" but kept on walking by as to not disturb him too much. (Randy is the host of "Say Yes to the Dress")

Not much more can be said about Delta Sky Club other than, if you are a traveler, this place is an oasis during your trips. I favor early morning flights and always look forward to being past TSA Security so can go and enjoy a quiet time with my morning coffee at the Sky Club. Conversely, whenever making my way back home from the west coast on those ungodly red-eye flights, the Sky Club provides a place to rest and recharge in between flights when making those connections. All I can say is if you have the opportunity to gain access, go for it! It is totally worth it.

It got a little crowded for a while. And some days it still does. But I fly every five to eight days and LGA and BNA are my main sky clubs. The staff here is super nice and helpful and they know me well. They always ask about my husband and how he's doing. I do think the new rules are making a little bit of difference with the crowding. As always, the food is pretty ok for airport food!

This Delta Sky Club is very very busy but the line does move fast. I liked it better than the centurion lounge as they have more seating, a great variety of food and drinks and desserts. There are a lot of people in there and some seating is more cafeteria style so be aware.

This new and renovated Sky Club knocks it out of the park. Terminal C as a whole looks way better. The Sky Club located right around the corner on the left side after the Pre Check Security. They have kiosk where you scan your boarding pass and a few reps to help people and manage the line. The Sky Club is huge and spacious. Plenty of seating and outlets.

One of the best Delta Sky Clubs. Great for a morning flight to grab coffee and breakfast before your flight. Now that La Guardia Airport has gates far away, be sure to sallow plenty of time to walk to your gate. The Club is huge and had a Pancake Station plus coffee machines on one side, away from the main food area. Highly recommended.

Always have to stop by here when I'm flying from LGA and flying delta. Very spacious lounge with great bites and a plethora of drink choices. The staff is very nice and helpful- there is also a printer in the back in case you need to print an itinerary for your future trip. I also love the fact they have to go coffee cups!

Wow I haven't been to LGA in a while and this new section, with this sky club, is really nice. The lounge had a lot of seating and 2 different restroom and food buffet areas to limit congestion. Check in kiosks downstairs help move travelers through quickly. The space is beautiful and airy with large windows. The seating is modern and well spaced so you're not awkwardly staring at someone over your laptop. The staff works to keep it clean and pick things up fast. This one may be worth the price even if you're not a member.

Everyone who works here couldn't be nicer. Decent food and beverage choices. The new space is great, too: 5/5. So happy my home base is a Delta hub!

Very comfortable and relaxing. When you're a member, you enjoy benefits of having a nice relaxing place to eat, use wifi and nice bathrooms with showers. It's a very comfortable and safe ambiance. The staff here are very attentive and friendly. The food was fresh and you can eat and drink as much as you want. Highly recommend.

This is the nicest sky club I've ever been to probably, the space itself is beautiful and has lots of comfortable seating options but the best part is the amount of food and drink options! Such a great selection! Our group was full of a couple of frequent flyers and we all were impressed with the spread and quality of the food and drinks.

This is a top notch SkyClub in the beautiful new Delta terminal at LGA. Massive space with two food and drink areas. Plenty of seating variety and great views on the north side of the lounge.

After my last trip this is an amazing surprise. The food is pretty amazing, with a huge selection, the staff is all great and the layout is ideal for any need from socializing at a spacious bar area to hiding in a corner to jam on some work. Definitely stoked on this.

This new sky club is great. They had gluten free options unlike other sky clubs. It's beautiful, large, peaceful. I'd like a few more dairy free options - that'd be dairy free AND gluten free. Otherwise, I'm happy to wait on there.