Wow! This is one of the newer Admirals Club locations, and I love that American is upping their…read morelounge game. This lounge gave off vibes similar to some of the European/Middle East lounges I've been to. Darker wood tones, metal, greenery, etc. and it was great. It was also very empty when I was there-at one point I think I was the only person there and at no point did I feel crowded (I had a whole corner to myself)! The food was good-they had lobster bisque, which yum! The other food was great as well-I was there for a few hours so just kind of nibbled my way through. The staff was friendly, though surprisingly sometimes a little hard to catch a bartender (I think perhaps because it was so quiet they weren't 100% staffing the bar). The one minor downside is that they don't have direct views of the planes/gates/etc. You can kind of look out 'over' the terminal below out to the airside, but on the day I was there they had the shades down. Overall this is a fantastic location that appears to be a well-kept secret!

Good food and service - nice place to sit while waiting for a flight! I stop there each time I'm at…read morethe airport...very consistent

Latest transit through EWR went well with a stop in the United Club. It was quite busy but still…read moreso much more inviting than the Clubs in SFO. Hopefully the renovations in SFO will also result in a new and improved Club. Food was mostly good this time for a quick fill up of the stomach between flights. Pesto broccoli chicken, rigatoni pasta, and roasted vegetables were the hot food options and tasted like the menu description. Faro salad with Brussel sprouts, squash and cranberries was nice and light. However the chicken banh mi was very disappointing with its dense bread and bland flavors. For the most part visitors were respectful except for one lady on her speakerphone talking the whole time about her apartment hunting in NYC.

Reviewing the United club, this is not the Polaris Lounge which is only for Polaris seated ticket…read moreholders, this is the normal one in Terminal C, next to Gate 123. Came back again to this lounge, and still left nothing to be desired from me. The food on this sad Saturday evening was a chicken dish, root veggies and either rice or pasta. On top of it all, when I walked to initially sit at a booth table top, it was still dirty and there was no one around to clean it up! While this club "looks nice" I am disappointed by the cleanliness and the food options, leaving nothing to be desired.

I came here a couple of years ago, the week they opened it... at that time it was the newest of…read moreAA's new concept of lounges and it was very impressive. I came a couple of times and hadn't been back for about a year and a half until today... it's still very nice. They have two buffet lines in separate areas, which is really nice to keep people spaced out. They do have the typical, pitiful breakfast options though, which I wish they would update and upgrade. But overall, no complaints... It's very quick to get from here back down to B terminal gates too.

Love the upgraded club! Spacious and has an upstairs view over the terminal. Lots of little pockets…read moreto sit in and very well kept.

Dinner time visit while waiting for my ATL flight…read more Enjoyed the various vegetarian options both hot and cold. Staff is very friendly and the club is very clean. Unisex bathrooms , how trendy! Take the elevator or stairs to level 2 in concourse A.

Not so busy when I went. Staff extremely nice, bartender…read morewas super friendly. Enjoyed my time.

Thanks to our AMEX platinum cards and frequent patronage of Delta Airlines, we've been fortunate to…read moretry out a number of Sky Clubs around the country. In general, it is a pleasant experience---a quiet respite from the chaos of travel with some decent cafeteria-style nibbles, access to outlets to recharge our electronic devices, free WiFi and private restrooms. Over time, we've become a bit inured to the experience---the food seems more pedestrian, the seats less comfortable, the tidiness a bit more sloppy. The Sky Club in Newark exceeded our expectations during a recent visit. Hidden away on the second floor, away from the bustle of the terminal, was the Delta Sky Club. Recently renovated, it was fairly quiet on the evening before the Labor Day travel rush. We were welcomed into the lounge and chose our seats. The food options at EWR were exceptional: two homemade soups felt like warm hugs from Delta, a plate of BBQ chicken chunks emitted a tempting aroma, and there was a nice selection of salads and sliders. The best part of the lounge was their staff. A lovely older gentleman named Fernand warmly greeted us and offered us helpful suggestions. He frequently came by to clear our plates. Another employee who kept the restrooms in tip top shape sang merrily as she worked. Whatever magic is going on at this Sky Club ought to be bottled by Delta! It made our wait at EWR a restful and thoroughly pleasant experience.

This Sky Club has been open only a couple of months in this beautiful new terminal A…read more Great customer service with very welcoming and staff with a positive attitude. Food is hot and fresh and has beautiful presentation. It is very spacious. I love the new bathroom layout how you get ultimate privacy, no showers though. It isn't the biggest sky club, but it serves very well for the amount of guests it can accommodate. Next time I fly into New Jersey, I'm for sure going to stop off at the sky club

Pretty much the ultimate lounge experience. Even when it is packed, which it was when we went, we…read morestill managed to find comfortable seats and enjoy the amenities. The food in this lounge is excellent, highlighted by the full service restaurant which is on-site. While I was not super thrilled with the burrata, my burger was pretty tasty, and the desserts were top board. If you don't have time, the buffet is also expansive and has a lot of the same food available. The highlight here are the made to order salads, and the fresh baked brown butter chocolate chip cookies. Wow they were so good with a glass of milk. I took a shower while here, and that too was an excellent experience. You get your own full bathroom, any toiletries you could need are available, and even some you would not expect. The shower was roomy and had multiple shower heads. Of course, open bar, and I recommend the espresso Martini. The only think that was disappointing was the spa service... I mean, the fact there are free spa services at all, means I cannot complain too much. But the facial treatment offered basically amounted to putting on some lip balm and rubbing ice cubes all over my face. Anyhow, great lounge, and an oasis from the airport hell that is JFK.

Absolutely the best lounge I have ever been to. There is a full Service restaurant that 1 can order…read morefrom the menu, as well as a buffet. For breakfast, they had an omelette station, a bagel station, with multiple different offerings of hot and cold items. There are spa services, including any facials and mini massages that are all about 15 minutes long. You can even have a hand massage! There are sleep hard areas and you can have a shower. I enjoyed the chair massage which is AI controlled for precisely massaging your body. There are multiple different areas to sit in including a lush green area. There is a complete wall and you're allowed to order drinks at any time the service staff are amazing and will make drinks according to whatever you desire. I had a pink petal. You must be booked on Delta flight and no guests are allowed. You cannot purchase entrance into the lounge either. It is well worth arriving early to go to this lounge.

We spent about 3 hours here on our way to Maine and about 3 hours here on our way back…read more It's a beautiful and large sky club - extremely busy at Terminal C is very busy out of LGA at all times. But, it's large enough to easily accommodate all needs. We saw a bar area, some quiet working areas, an area for plane watching, relaxing and charging areas, a sports/TV seating area, etc. It's much larger than it appears if you walk off to the sides away from the buffet. Delta must've heard the complaints from frequent Sky Club members who were tired of the exact same thing on each buffet/menu every single day which gets old if you travel a lot. So, they are changing out their menu items, updating them throughout the day, and really trying to up the game so it's worth it to continue to pay for this amenity. Staff were regularly walking around clearing trash and tables and finished plates. Staff kept the bathrooms spotless and the floors clear and clean. We had to wait about 10 minutes one day to get inside, but easily found seats, and didn't wait at all the second time inside and again, easily found seats with plenty more to spare. This lounge has loads of windows for plane watching and sky gazing and has lots of comfy seats and charging areas as well as some much larger communal tables if you are with a group. Hot coffee, great buffet, and much better than sitting at a gate for 3 hours.

The Delta Sky Club at LaGuardia is pretty solid and roomy. It's overshadowed by all the great…read morelounges at this airport, but it's super convenient if you're flying Delta and is probably one of their better lounges in the U.S. I've been here quite a few times and the buffet is always consistently decent with a variety of options, including sandwiches if you prefer. I don't know if they rotate their soup, but I consistently get their Tomato Soup, which I top with croutons and some shredded cheese if I feel like going against the line (soup is located at the end by the dessert section). Drinks are good too, although I usually stick with a mimosa.

Pros: + Convenient for flights coming/going from Terminal C…read more+ Quick entrances + Plenty of delicious food! I loved the eggs frittata + Free beer/wine + You're able to get access with American Express Platinum Cons: - Extra charge for premium drinks IG: QueenOfAdventureNYC

This review is for the brand new Sky Club lounge at gate A8. This opened on July 25th 2023. It's a…read moregreat addition because the lounge in gate area B, although huge is often extremely busy. It often has a line to get in. This new lounge is much smaller but very nicely designed. There are different kinds of seating and it was relatively empty when I went- I believe not everyone knows about the lounge yet. The food was the same basic food as the larger lounge in B but it does not have all the extras, such as a live pasta station or a Nathan's hotdog stand. So if you're needing more peace and quiet, this is the place to be. It has a beautiful central bar and plenty of complimentary drink choices. They even have Starbucks on tap here! I'm really pleased to have this new lounge which is far more peaceful and relaxed.