The G Concourse Sky Club is absolutely incredible. I have been in lounges all over the world and…read morethis 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.

An update. This is still one of the best SkyClubs in the system. The furniture is holding up…read morewell. 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.

I love that the LR takes me to DT MPLS in 30 mins or less right from the airport, to & back to the…read moreairport. LOVE IT! Always, always get the pizza before take off OR even after you land lol! I like to get the sausage and mushroom pizza. They bake it in front of you right there and it takes about 10 minutes. Whenever I go to specific airports, there's always a specific food item that I always always get if I ever come here I always get the pizza. For example, if I ever go to Phoenix, I always get the spaghetti and meatballs lol the same spot when I would go visit my mom at her house.

Quiet. Small. Easy to navigate!…read more There is a Mexican restaurant called Barrio which will do the trick if you need it. Also vending machines. Pretty limited shopping and food options. (Opposite of Terminal 1 which is a flashy fun exciting experience.) Sun Country flies out of one end and Southwest out of the other. Gates are H1-14. At around gate 11 there is usually a guitar player. And also a case of gorgeous stained glass art a MN gal made. Sweet!

PGA lounge is a good enclave within the MSP airport, providing a relaxed dining spot removed from…read morethe lower area of the airport. Their food is perfectly good, service is friendly and attentive, and atmosphere is welcoming (especially to be removed from the chaos below). FOOD: I've had their ready packed salads (which are quite cheese heavy but still a quick, reasonable airport option) and their buffalo chicken salad (which was flavorful and just provided a good meal during travel). SERVICE: they are always friendly and attentive BATHROOMS: there are bathrooms attached so you don't need to fully leave the restaurant to venture into the airport AMBIANCE: best part-- it's separate from the airport and elevated so much more chill. Highly recommend this as a reason to stop if you're in need of a meal.

If you can access it, this is a pretty cool option to kill some time at the airport…read more Priority Pass members (which includes American Express Platinum Card holders, that's how I accessed this lounge) can get in here and are given $15 credit toward any of their food and drinks. I used mine to get an omelette breakfast that exceeded my expectations. Just a really nice, fresh, cheesy omelette. Without that credit it would be overpriced just like everything at the airport, but still that was very yummy. I think that without a card/membership that admits you for free, it is $25 to just come in and use the lounge. There are separate areas to this lounge. One is a bar and restaurant, and there is also a shop with golf-type stuff. Seating is comparable to a family restaurant and it overlooks the central concourse. Then there is the quieter, more lounge-y section. You can get the same food/drinks whichever side you choose. And there are golf simulators! That's not my scene but I imagine golfers will appreciate this option. Seems expensive to me, $40 for a half hour, but maybe that's normal and I just don't like it because I'm not a golfer. But I'm thinking about that omelette and thinking I should return and use my $15 credit toward some lunch or dinner.

Delta has some pretty nice lounges…read more This one isn't as "fancy" as some of their others, but it had a decent array of food and lounging. I hung out for a bit before hopping on my flight. It had some decent snacks. I remember having a bag of chips and a soda, mostly just soaking up the WiFi.

While it is not my favorite of the Delta Sky Club of national airports, it is a convenience place…read moreto get a quick bite and some respite. This facility is smaller than other Delta clubs. Also their restrooms lack stalls that go all the way to the floor. While that is not a deal breaker for me, I do appreciate other Delta Clubs with more upscale restrooms. But MSP is my favorite airport, and it still a good experience.

food, especially the chicken, and the sandwiches are all dried out…read more Tonight they had a awful tasting and it was all clumpy and not appealing to eat it. The Quality of the food in Delta lounges has gone down when compared to other airlines. Ines.

The newest of the three Delta Sky Club at the Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport (MSP),…read morethe lounge at Concourse G in Terminal 1 opened in 2023. My wife and I stopped in for lunch after our trip in from LA, and found the food and experience to be decent. The club is over 21,000 square feet, making it the biggest at MSP (though not nearly as big as the newer Clubs at SLC and LAX and ATL). It is located on the upper deck of the airport, with entrance via elevator from the terminal floor. Its big feature is the year round open Sky Deck. There is a great variety of different seating, with various barriers giving different levels of privacy. The food was OK, with salad and a hot chicken dish being decent. This location continues to use real plates, bowls, and utensils, so bussing is a must to allow seating to be quickly reused. I did also stop by the bar to get a mojito, but the bartender did a poor job in making it (didn't muddle the mint, or use a shaker, and didn't bother measuring)...neither my wife or me bothered finishing it. Delta continues to allow visits after a flight, and with no AMEX Centurion Club at MSP, this club is a decent choice to visit for a drink and some hot food if at MSP.

Tip: The club lounge is between gates E6 and E8…read more I got upgraded to business class when I flew on an Air Canada flight from MSP (Minneapolis - Saint Paul) to YYZ (Toronto Pearson). It is such a treat to board first or at your leisure, and get a priority tag slapped on your luggage among some of the perks. What I wasn't expecting was complimentary lounge access at the United Club lounge at MSP. I had been to one United Club in EWR (Newark) over a decade ago. I probably have a different perspective from others who have rated this United Club. I am the type who doesn't take such opportunities for granted. I am a seasoned traveller, but I still feel like I'm the newbie who crashes business class now and again. Between the EWR and MSP United lounges, the former is indeed bigger. I remember snacking and making hot chocolate. It doesn't take much to keep me content. However, I like MSP a lot more. Sure, it's small. Size isn't everything. I feel like many are so focused on how large things are. How about quality? How yummy the food is? How nice staff are? This club is between gates E6 and E8. Air Canada and United flights arrive at and depart from concourse E. To get the magical door of this club lounge to open, you press a button on the right side of the wall. Once you are inside, you check in at the desk by scanning your boarding pass. I always feel like I'm a newbie at any lounge. Luckily, the woman at the desk was so friendly. I scanned my boarding pass from my phone. It worked nicely. The woman welcomed me in as if I were a regular. As expected, all lounge seating by the window was taken. I was fine being in front of a TV screen, with the windows to my right. I actually was pleased that the view was so nice. I had charging plugs and USB ports by my comfy seat. I charged my phone, which felt like a luxury. I headed to the food and drink area to see what was there. I came in with a Caribou Coffee sparkling drink, so I didn't bother with drinks at this lounge. However, I did feel like a snack. I got veggie sticks and a turkey sandwich. Both were yummy and hit the spot. I was here on St. Patrick's Day. A woman came by, asking if I wanted a corned beef sandwich and coleslaw. Wow! I said yes. I got them on a little tray with a fork. These two items were even better than what I had just eaten. The sandwich was divine. Maybe it's because I don't indulge in corned beef as much as I used to. I loved the coleslaw. It was crunchy and I'm always a fan of some side salad. I used the washroom before leaving this lounge. It was a single stall and was clean. My flight was to start boarding at 4 pm. Instead, I heard a courtesy call in this lounge that it was the last call for my flight. What?! The good thing was that I was boarding at gate E3, which wasn't far. I also didn't have anyone sitting next to me in my aisle, so I didn't need to make anyone stand up to get to my window seat. I thanked the two women at the club front desk and wished them a great day. I then headed to my gate and heard my last name being called out with two other folks. I had a wonderful experience at this lounge. It had everything that I needed. Staff were friendly. That corned beef sandwich with coleslaw was yummy. (137)

There's nothing inherently wrong with this location, but it's just not on the level of other United…read moreClubs I've been too. It's a pretty small club so I imagine during busier hours this place is hard to find a seat at. I got there a little after 5 AM so it wasn't bad but an hour and a half later it was full. The food selection was disappointing. Outside of the oatmeal, there weren't any hot food options. Everything else was pre-packaged like the fruit, boiled eggs, and egg salad sandwiches. Snacks to go were limited to chocolate covered espresso beans which is an elevated option, but not being a morning sweets kind of person, variety would've been nice. They did have orange juice, cranberry juice, teas, coffees, water, and lemonade so breakfast wise that worked for me. I did notice that there wasn't a drink fountain so you'd probably order soda from the bar. The bathroom was clean, the WiFi was fast, and the team members were friendly. There weren't any desks or meeting/phone spaces so not the most ideal if you're planning on working while traveling. This airport is pretty nice with amble seating, but I wouldn't pass up on this United Club next time I'm here. However, if you're buying a day pass, I'd probably opt for the Escape Lounge because it's cheaper, bigger, and has hot food available.

NOT A GREAT SKY CLUB…read more The Filipino lady at the front desk is simply rude. Speaks way too loud whilst grilling would-be lounge visitors and ends up offending many. I've been sitting right next to the entrance for almost an hour and she literally pisses off every third person she interacts with. C'mon Delta, we deserve better!!!

A good place to relax while waiting for you next flight. The food selection is pretty good and…read moreonce again I can't speak about the adult libations since I don't drink alcohol. You have you usual selection of proteins and veggies and of course the coffee and tea and sodas. The dessert is good as well so it's a matter of timing breakfast, lunch, or dinner time. Overall the food will be better than your typical airline food. The lounge has good WiFi so you can update your social media or do some work. Staff is super friendly

Check in process: extremely smooth on the app and the kiosk, agent was very nice (5 minutes)…read more Security: other people got pat down, it took a while, but I wasn't and none of my stuff was searched (10 minutes). Gate Agent Staff were friendly.

My rating is based solely on one thing... airport leadership…read more I never caught the guy's name, but I'm sure you all know who I am taking about. Long story short, I had a flight to ORD that was diverted to MSP and we had to deplane and leave to hotels outside of the airport. Upon returning to the airport roughly 6 hours later, security did not have an active flight entry to reference. So after walking for 20 minutes to get to security, the TSA agent said I needed to go back to the American Airlines counter to have them generate a physical ticket. So as I am walking out, I am met by this gentleman who can be best described as an undercover Miami cop with the charisma of someone who isn't afraid to make his presence known. He gave me one direction, "follow me and act like you're supposed to be here." I didn't understand the message until he started moving people and going through lanes and checks without really explaining anything to me or the others he was moving. He escorted me all the way to the American Airlines counter and had me cut in front of dozens of other passengers. When the issue was resolved, he walked me through the long security lines and had me jump again to the front, where they scanned me in and I was soon at the gate. The dude was courteous and cool and the whole ordeal took less time than it took to get me through security.