The G Concourse Sky Club is absolutely incredible. I have been in lounges all over the world and this one is easily the best I have experienced! The space itself is enormous with tons of seating, which makes it easy to find a comfortable place even when it's busy. The decor is classy, modern, and really well designed and thought out. It feels more like a high end hotel lounge than an airport space. The bathrooms deserve their own mention because they are shockingly nice and incredibly clean! The food and drink options are fantastic. The buffet always has great choices and it stays well stocked. I have been here for both breakfast and lunch and both were excellent. There is a huge variety of non-alcoholic beverages available and the bar offers a wide range of complimentary drinks and the bartenders do a great job. The staff here really help elevate the overall experience. Everyone is friendly and helpful and they are great about clearing plates and glasses from your table so the space stays clean and comfortable. One of the coolest features is the sky deck. It is bright, spacious, and even has its own bar which makes it a great place to relax before a flight. My favorite seats in the entire space, however, are the gold chairs facing the windows in the main lounge area. These chairs are perfectly positioned so you can watch the planes come and go. I always try to grab one of those. If I am flying out of Terminal 1, I do not care where my gate is, I am coming here. I have even shown up to the airport three hours early just to spend more time in this lounge. read more

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An update. This is still one of the best SkyClubs in the system. The furniture is holding up well. The bathrooms remain great. The bartenders are helpful and friendly. The agents do magical things when things go wrong. The Cole Freestyle was a pain and replacing it with a regular fountain was a good change. I do miss the gelato machines. The food has settled into a pattern similar to most clubs. Fine, but not great. The crowds have picked up some, but this is still the least crowded clubs in MSP. read more

Visited the club at C12 - very serviceable though not as spacious or well stocked as some of the other clubs. But this is the most convenient location if you are flying Delta from the A, C or D concourses. read more

We are lucky to have this flagship of a lounge at MSP. I don't like the location as most gates I fly out of are too far away. First world problems. Aside from having the displeasure of walking extra distance, this lounge is probably the nicest dining/loungey space in the twin cities. It reminds me of the new Four Seasons downtown. That is not a knock on the Four Seasons, just pointing out how nice this lounge it. The design, fit/finish and quality of materials throughout are amazing, truly top shelf. Anywhere you sit, you feel like you are in a very special place. Also, it is mammoth, huge, gigantic. Expansive, too. There is plenty of room to spread out and find a space to sit and work or just gather with your travel buddies. There is plenty of food and there are a couple of bars, too. My one complaint is that it is so big, that it is tough for families to navigate with small kids. The inevitable back and forth for food, drinks, extra napkins, dropped forks, bathroom trips - can become a pain schlepping back and forth. But, if you are without kids, this place it great. read more

We travel very often and have used delta sky lounges all over the world. (The best one was in Tokyo). MSP's new lounge opened roughly a year ago, and it's nice! Food and drinks: Drinks are pretty similar at most of the lounges. Decent selection of complimentary beverages, from cocktails/wine to juices/coffee. Food is mostly the same... breakfast is a simple little buffet with pastries, cheese/meats, bacon, potatoes, eggs. Lunch and dinner is usually starch, veggie, and some variation of chicken thighs. Basic, but fine. Service: the service at this lounge is great. They come by often to clean up, take dishes, etc. Ambience: the space here is one of the better ones. Very open and airy, floor-ceiling windows, plenty of work space, nice bathrooms, really roomy overall. We are happy to walk extra steps make it to this lounge every time we go through MSP. read more

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Be sure you go to the one at the G Concourse - its way better than the F Concourse (although a bit far). Very pleasant staff especially the bartender. There is an uncharge for premium beverages, however. The food is QUALITY! Beautifully relaxing inside. read more

Delta Sky Club - Entrance - Airport Lounges Near Me - Saint Paul, Minnesota

Smaller than their main Delta lounge, but close to our connecting flight. Small snacks this afternoon. They have the smoke pepper tomato soup, it's not bad. A lemonade bar, some small bite wraps and sandwiches, cookies and carby desserts. Lemonade with some mint, strawberries and mint, not too bad. It's not bad for snacks. read more

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This hub of a club has plentyyyyy of space to roam around. The bar area is nice, the food station is filling and the staff are amazing. It almost has everything that a SkyClub should have. read more

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So happy that two lovely women were at the entrance to greet us with smiles & flight information at 5:30AM. We slept a bit on our midnight flight from LAX, and their greetings woke us up in a pleasant way. We headed right for the hot tea & coffee first. Then we helped ourselves to cheese & eggs, sausage, and hash browns with a kick. I also got some fruit - blackberries, pineapple, and watermelon. Also on the food line were oatmeal, waffles, cereal and apples. Staff in the lounge were efficient and pleasant. As we finished, someone came by to clear our table. No need to hunt for a waste bin! Near the line of food is the bar. I was tempted to request an Irish coffee, but it's too early. On the way out we passed several complimentary magazines. Tempting, but my backpack is full and I'm looking forward to another nap on the flight home. This is a very bright, clean, and satisfying Sky Club! read more

Delta Sky Club - Eggs, fruit for breakfast - Airport Lounges Near Me - Saint Paul, Minnesota

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What a treat! Great lounges among lounges. Cool selection of beverages and food. Customer service was on top of their game and bartender was super friendly read more

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Easy check in and large seating areas. Good for relaxing or getting some work done. It's fairly clean considering the traffic. The food options are crap. The comp bar options are weak, standard well spirits with few mixers but I do prefer the dry bubbles they offer. There are no trash cans near the dining areas. I needed to toss the driest croissant that crumbed in my hands at the food bar (trying to cut it open to toast it at the toasting station), but there was no one that would look at me to ask where I could toss it or take it from me. Only after speaking up to the point they couldn't fake not seeing me anymore did someone help me. The toasting station has packets of toppings but no where to toss the trash. Smh The food options were far from Delta lounge 'best in class' tagline. Super dry croissants at 8am, Grape jelly (?!), no oatmeal in the 3.5 hours we were there though the dirty empty crock and toppings sat there, Greek yogurt parfaits were NOT made with Greek yogurt, and if offering impossible breakfast meat - also offer the standard too. Individually wrapped apples were appreciated but red delicious actually are awful. Who is your buyer? Fuji, cortland, or even Roma would be tasty and shouldn't cost any more than the Red Delicious. The only saving grace is the clean bathrooms and coffee stations. If Delta Sky Lounges want to attract more high end customers then they need to cut the bullshit and put some quality options out, stat. If I wanted bad cheese, lunch meat and Yoplait, I'd visit a school cafeteria. At least the school wouldn't have fake meat. read more

Delta Sky Club - Lounge in terminal G is worth the trek - Airport Lounges Near Me - Saint Paul, Minnesota

Delta Sky Club has really upped its game! Outstanding holiday experience, with holiday cookie decorating station, very nice decorations, and a pretty good brunch and lunch spread. + hot cocoa station. still a bummer they charge for premium drinks. But redeeming Skymiles at 1.5cpp is not a bad use. read more

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The third Delta Sky Club at the Minneapolis airport is the best out of the three! Minneapolis is a major connection hub for Delta Airlines (back from the Northwest Airlines days), so a lot of people are going through the airport. Most of these flights come into Concourse F and G in Terminal 1 (though once I flew into Concourse C), and people might have to move a long way to catch their connection. Up to now, there has been two Delta lounges at MPLS: a smaller one in C, and a very modern, spacious one between F and G, which was always very busy. They just opened a 3rd one in G (between Gates 17 and 18) in April, and we had a chance to stop-in during a long layover in June. Our flight came in on Concourse F with our connection leaving in G, so we started to walk towards it, and stopped into our normal one in F/G. There the nice greeters were actively advertising the opening of the new lounge and told us that since we were leaving from G, we might want to check it out. Really glad we did. It is located on the 2nd floor, and there are double elevators (along with stairs but painful with luggage). There is nobody manning the ground floor nor a line. We self-checked in via kiosk, once we exited. The first thing one notices, is how architecturally pleasing the look is. The large bar is the focal point of the space, and we noticed right away how uncrowded it was. If you move further in, one notices there is a large 4-season sunroom-like atrium (which I'm sure gets warm with a lot of sun), and this one has a large bar as well. None of the bartenders seemed too busy. The sunroom has a small addition that is actually outside. This area is a great place to admire the planes taking off. Like the other lounges, there are dedicated customer service specialists to help you with your flight info needs. We got there during breakfast time and we had already eaten, so found some comfy couches to hang out in. Like all the other newer Delta lounges, there is a variety of different seating types: some are meant for eating or being on a computer (straight chairs with small table attached). Others provide cushion AND head support, if you just want to slouch while on your phone. None of the seating allows you to fully recline back to sleep, though it would be easy to nap with proper head support. I stopped by the bar to pick up two mimosas during breakfast. It switched over to lunch menu at 10:30, and the staff takes about 10 minutes to do the switch. There were folks who just needed to grab whatever was available, and the staff never seemed to get edgy as travelers poked in/out. Most of us that had more time, waited till the switch was done. The food was just OK this time. There were some fancy salads, and the soups are usually decent, but my tastes just didn't align to what was offered. We did help ourselves to bagged snacks (chips, etc) and got two mojitos (they don't have fruit mojitos anymore on the complementary menu). It was surprisingly uncrowded...thinking that will change as the summer continues and travelers start hearing more about this. Delta did a real nice job here. read more

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Mmmm... The lounge picture here must be the one in any of the concourses that are not concourse C... I happened upon the lounge in concourse C and it was such a weird setup. There was no common area, just cubicles where you could do work and/or eat your food... Food selection was okay, not much to choose from but sufficient enough (soup, cheese and grapes, brownies, quinoa salad). Bar was like any other Delta bar, just very tiny and a weird atmosphere...just way too formal for a casual space. I wouldn't run back here by any means. Yet I would trek to one of the other lounges in a different concourse if my connection wasn't so tight. Concourse C = Grade of a C. read more

The club requires membership to enter. You may have walked by a Delta Sky Club entrance a hundred times. They are usually unassuming in a corner. When you actually enter the club it is a huge room with leather seats, free WiFi, charging outlets, free food buffet, free beer and wine. This is where all the elite flyers gather. This is "the room where it happens". Membership requires significant travel or the most elite credit card. All the high milers gather here between flights. read more

Delta Sky Club - Airport Lounges Near Me - Saint Paul, Minnesota

Excellent DSC! Great options when it comes to food, beverages, snacks, and desserts! That is not something every lounge can live up to. Typically, a lounge will excel in one or two areas, but in all consumable areas, this one checks all the boxes. Staff was attentive and kept the table areas tidy, even during a busy day. The food trays and bowls at the buffet lines were replenished often, and beverage stations were handy at every food/snack area. The restrooms were meticulously clean, and the staff overall seemed to work well together here. Delta Sky Clubs really do ease the stress of travel and this one is a standout! read more

The lounge is large, new, has plenty of diverse seating, food galore, and servers who honestly felt like they wanted to make us all happy. My family of 4 arrived after an international trip, and we had a 6 hour layover in MSP (it was awful). Due to jetlag, my kids were passing out in their booths, but the servers were so kind to them and were quiet when removing their plates and glasses. At one point, a server asked my kids if they wanted some ice cream at the machine in the other room, and he walked us over to someone else who was so excited to be making us all ice cream. In the end, we had plenty of good food, drinks, and dessert during our hellish layover, and the staff was great to our kids, which goes a long way. read more

Say hello to MSP's third Delta Sky Club! This has now become my go-to lounge whenever I fly out of Minneapolis. It's so spacious and comfy with so much seating, including an outdoor patio for watching planes take off. The staff is always so nice and there are two bars so you never have to wait too long for a drink. Food options are definitely better than the other two lounges but still could use some work. I do, however, never leave the airport without taking a cookie (or two) to go! read more

Delta Sky Club - the lounge area and buffet - Airport Lounges Near Me - Saint Paul, Minnesota

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Top notch. One of the nicest skyclubs (up there with the new Chicago edition). Huge space. Tons of seatings with power readily accessible. Good options. Coffee bar. Check out the 4 season room (complete with its own bar). Just a wonderful space. read more

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This is the newest Delta Skyclub located in the G terminal by gate 18. The facility is beautiful, spacious, and modern. The seating capacity is double compared to the neighboring ones off of C and F terminals. There is an enclosed glass bar for privacy, and the food section is spread out, creating a perfect environment for comfort and relaxation. This Delta Skyclub rates in the top 3% of other Skyclubs in the United States. read more

Delta Sky Club - Airport Lounges Near Me - Saint Paul, Minnesota

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Great service, clean bathrooms, a selection of yummy food--a great experience overall.

Absolutely stunning space!! The overall vibe of this club is relaxing and vibey. Every person that was part of the Sky club team that I encountered was so nice and kind. Travel can be stressful but this gorgeous club can definitely off set that!! read more

Delta Sky Club - the bar and lounge area - Airport Lounges Near Me - Saint Paul, Minnesota

This Delta Sky Lounge is the newest, biggest, nicest, most modern of all 3 Delta Sky Lounges at MSP airport (Minneapolis-Saint Paul MN airport). It just opened 4/19/2023 and it has brought the lounge experience while waiting for a flight or after getting off a flight to a whole new level. There are 2 beautiful and spacious bars, 3 quiet room pods and one of the 3 can seat 4 people if you want to have a private meeting and you don't want to bother others or have them listen on your meeting. There is a sunny kind of pod room also where many people can sit or stand and close themselves off from the noise of the rest of the Lounge and enjoy eating or chatting there. There are so many endless comfortable seats and little areas you can enjoy down time w food or sit next to your partner or work buddy to chat. And of course there are charge stations connected to most of the seating and pods... very wired and convenient. I feel a nice committee of people created this design and architecture to make this experience practical, relaxing, and memorable where you only want to go to this lounge. Staff are constantly cleaning up and keeping up after you to make the space tidy and allow for the constant change of guests for flights. It's never dirty or full of dirty dishes or even an empty cup. This was eagerly awaited and happily received now that it's open and more wonderful than I imagined. The bathrooms are all gender and gender specific so its your choice. No showers but I am ok w it bc showers are nice to have but I haven't ever really needed one in most travel stints. For women they also provide free tampons (thank you for not bothering to leave pads bc I don't know that most ppl will like to use pads anyway so it would be a waste...and if you prefer pads... best to bring your own bc free pads at an airport lounge might not be what you like anyway). The food is great and includes a Gelato machine that none of the other Delta lounges have. Thank you Delta for this lovely modern and amazing lounge I can enjoy while going through MSP. read more

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Sky club in concourse G is top notch. Roomy, excellent choice for food, robustly staffed with friendly workers. It's at the end of the hallway from concourse C, middle of G. Excellent! Stop here if you can. read more

I used to travel a lot more than I do now. If you travel even once a month it's totally worth it to get a membership. I would recommend getting a membership through one of the credit cards because it offers even more benefits than just a plain membership. The food is really good. It's of course all you can eat. It is open bar. There are some Premium Bar items available but you have to purchase them. Everything else is mostly real. The Wi-Fi is good it's very clean and especially if you are in a Delta Hub there are usually multiple clubs that you can go to. Unfortunately since the pandemic they've become a lot more crowded so be careful if you're going during rush hour you might be waiting to get in read more

Perfect as always. Food and deserts were spot on. Always clean and well maintained. Bartenders are the best.

Amazingly rude service from staff member Kristi. I was flying solo with my 3yo son, we had 10 minutes before we had to go to gate. Jericho waived the $50 guest fee for my son because of the time crunch. Kristi followed me like a hawk asking me why I set my stuff down and making sure I only used the restroom and got water. Just because I didn't pay for my son doesn't mean I don't pay for the club! I wonder how she would've treated me if I was white. I am closing in on 1M miles at Delta but for some reason not to be treated like a customer? read more

$50 to get in even with the platinum delta card. Super packed and dirty. Nothing exclusive about the experience. Just go to one of the nice bar options in the airport. read more