OFF THE HOOK! This place is truly insane. It has a restaurant within it that serves three course meals has a market area bars showers wellness area. I have never seen a lounge like this top of the line. Services impeccable and the food is fantastic. read more

The Delta One Lounge at JFK was (in contrast to the one at LAX) rather underwhelming compared to what it was marketed for. It was very crowded, noisy, and the food items were okay but not splendid. But still a better place to wait for the boarding than otherwise. read more

All the food and service is pleasant and enjoyable. The attention to detail is lovely. The place feels like a spa with massage chairs while you wait for your flight. Be sure to allow some extra time when flying Delta One to enjoy the services. read more

Short Review: Nice alternative to sitting in the airport terminal, but not the upscale amenities or service to make it distinctive. Long Review: So Delta One is positioned as a distinctive experience from curbside to seat from Delta. It's meant to give First Class and certain Medallion members a much more enhanced experience than the rest of its passengers. After all, Delta One seat prices are outrageously expensive so the idea is to augment the sticker price with amazing benefits and service beyond what you'd normally get. I've been to 2 of the 3 current Delta One lounges: JFK and LAX. The Lounge in Los Angeles actually goes way more above and beyond in terms of service. There is a completely separate and inviting entrance right off the Arrivals gates, and when you walk in it looks like an upscale spa. When you walk in the Lounge at JFK, it's a makeshift entrance with absolutely nothing remarkable about it. I was greeted with a friendly hello by a person with no smile. (Seriously? I didn't even know that was possible.) Now in his defense, it was 6:45am, but isn't that late for an airport worker? Once you show your identification, you go into an open restaurant save with a buffet-style kitchen. The food is pretty good but I wouldn't say there is the variety that you get at the LAX location. Now the good thing was that I was greeted by a nice young man, right after I finished my meal, who volunteered to show me the massage chairs and book me an immediate appointment. I accepted his offer and tried it out. They set up the chair with pre-programmed massages and if I'm honest it wasn't the one I would have chosen. However, I'll never turn down a massage and it was nice to have the quiet time before my flight. I wouldn't count this place out yet. I'm sure it will improve over the years, but as they start out it's a little underwhelming in terms of service and food for what you'd expect at a high-end lounge. read more

Come to the Delta lounge in Terminal A near A8 at JFK. Just come here. This is one of my favorite lounges largely because of the patio where you get amazing service from employees like Ms. Augustine. Let me tell you... I sat out on the patio (because the lounge was full but the staff was smart/kind enough to allow those of us in line to immediately populate this space) and was immediately approached by Ms. Augustine who was kind enough to snag a drink from the bar for me and another traveller I was chatting with. What? I don't even have to go to the bar myself, request and wait for a drink?! Say less, Ms. Augustine. When I tell you this woman was kindly looking out for me...Ms. Augustine was looking out for me. After only one drink she kindly suggested I get something to eat before grabbing another cocktail for me. She even kept an eye on my belongings when I went to the bathroom. I have to admit, I appreciated the Auntie-knows-best vibes Ms. Augustine was dishing out because she was right: I did need something on my tummy! And this is where the JFK Delta lounge excels. Every time I come through here it's clear the employees are paying attention to the small details. From the attendants at check-in who are committed to getting you out of the terminal and into the lounge, to the folks IN the lounge who are so incredibly observant of individual guests. I have no clue what the B terminal Delta lounge experience is like, and quite frankly, after several trips to THIS lounge...I have no desire to find out. Just come here. Absolutely worth the 3-7 minute walk through the airport. read more

Hands down not as good as LAX. Service is lacking and the food options are dismal. Also no candy and dessert bar. Bummer. ‍ guess I'll save on calories but it's always nice to have for the plane. Also the wellness area didn't have the same relaxing feel nir was the service on point like LAX. Plus no skin care goodies. All in all it fell short. It felt like a standard lounge. read more

Delta One Lounge - Airport Lounges Near Me - Queens, New York

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As I sit here, after my refreshing spa treatment, listening to the champagne cork pop for my mimosa, I am silently but fervently thanking the Delta gods for their bountiful and bodacious vision. I salute! Where to begin. The zen will hit you right away. Give your bags to the concierge. Go to the Wellness area. Then do the trinity: Book a massage chair. Then book a treatment. Then take a nap in a nap pod. When you are ready and polished, it's time for yum yums. The choices. Oh the choices. New York bagel bar. Fresh bakery. Unbelievable hot and cold bar items. Orrrrr a sit down 4 course meal. All "included" mind you. I suggest you sit in the terrace. The use of natural plants is serene. I loved it. Then it's time for a pour of Macallan 12 year and off you go! May the other clubs aspire!! read more

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Delta is absolutely killing the game with its lounges! They provide the absolute best domestic ground experiences full stop. Despite the chaos of JFK, the delta one experience is... in a word... tranquil, from the moment you step into the Delta One check-in space. The whole check-in /security process took all of five minutes - midday on a busy weekday no less. Before I knew it I was being greeted by the delta one lounge staff. First off, this place is stunning. Literally. The sheer size of the space alone is impressive--it's not just big, it's well-thought-out, with multiple seating areas, a massive bar, and private workstations. It's spacious without feeling... well like an airport. The design is understated, elegant, and comfortable. And the food...Wow! Definitely one of the best airport meals I've ever had. I had time so I opted for a full meal at the brasserie, and everything I ate was top-notch. For starters, I had the calamari was perfectly done with a super flavorful dipping sauce. The burger, which I'd heard so much about, definitely lived up to the hype--juicy, tender, and perfectly seasoned. And to finish, the soufflé was just a delight. Light, fluffy, and indulgent - it was so wild that all this was happening in an airport. All of the staff were equally amazing. Kind, attentive, and informative. Overall, this is easily one of the best airport lounges in America. If you're flying Delta One through JFK, make sure you carve out some time to enjoy this incredible space and top-tier food. You won't regret it. read more

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Delta has a hit on their hands. I've not been to any of the comparable offerings from other airline lounge operators, but the Delta One Lounge at JFK flies high. The design is stunning, the food is top notch, and the drinks are dialed in. If the Brasserie was in my neighborhood, it would be in my regular rotation. Over three visits, the only real miss for us were the neck massages. Staff are admittedly limited in what they can do in 15mins with fully clothed customers, and I imagine fatigue is a factor, but both of us felt they were like a lomi lomi (gentle) massage. The staff could ask guests how forceful they'd like the massage and offer an elbow. Well worth a stop before departure or on arrival before they realize how much money they're spending on staff and food and dial it back! By the numbers: Food 5/5 Drink 5/5 Service 4/5 Ambiance 5/5 Value -/5 Duck à l'orange - Very good. Perfectly done with a sweet/bitter orange sauce that balanced the richness of the duck. Steak frites - Very good. Nailed my medium rare request, though the fries were not hot. Branzino - Excellent. Crispy skin. Complex tomato sauce. Frisée bitter note. Scallops - Excellent. Probably my favorite. Heirloom carrots - Excellent. This was the surprise hit for us with herbed quinoa and crisped mini carrot puffs that provided crunch in a dish that can otherwise be one note. Well done! Little gem salad - Very good. Mezcal Negroni - Excellent. Right balance of bitter, sweet, and smokiness. read more

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Impeccable service, delicious food and one of the best dark chocolate souffles on earth read more

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The Delta One Lounge at JFK is the nicest airport lounge I have ever stepped foot in. A straight shot from private security, the lounge staff is immediately welcoming. From the chic gold plating and A grade bar service to the all-inclusive 5 star restaurant (featuring better service than most outside 5 star restaurants) and the world's best old fashioned, Delta One Lounge deserves all of its flowers and then some. Reason enough to fly first class. Bravo, Delta! read more

This is one of the best Delta lounges and they offer a full service restaurant with the best service and beautifully presented food. The ambiance is nice but does get a bit crowded but you have to have a Delta One boarding pass to enter this club. They have showers, a wellness center with relaxation chairs and massages available all included. The staff at this club has got to be the best hand picked cream of the crop with people like Bryant M. and his staff working to make sure everybody is very happy. The best lounge at JFK in my opinion. read more

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Flying to Sao Paulo via Delta One, didn't even know there was a 'Delta One" lounge at JFK. Typically use the standard Delta Sky Club which is a good respite from waiting on a chair at the gate. Can actually get some work done at a Delta Sky Club. Delta One Lounge is a whole different level of "ultra premium airline lounges". Even as a frequent flyer, haven't experienced any USA lounges of this caliber. From the check in process at JFK, which began with a dedicated section of the terminal and a dedicated TSA security checkpoint, to the attitudes of everyone at each step of the check in process, Delta One is a whole different level of CS. Even the TSA staff were friendly and all smiles. We only had about an hour before boarding, but we were able to enjoy a full, restaurant quality Easter Sunday brunch, prepared by a NY Michelin star chef, prior to takeoff. Closest other experience at an airport lounge would be the Emirates First Class lounge in Dubai. The photos speak for themselves, tasteful artwork on the walls, full marble bathroom larger than most NY condos, excellent food, excellent CS attitudes, far surpassing Disneyworld standards. Please remember to tip the staff generously, well, well deserved. Mia was the best! read more

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I have been a passionate traveler since my teens. I have traveled all around the world. I have flown economy my whole life in order to be able to afford my travels. I am about to share with you a once in a lifetime experience that absolutely took my breath away. I'm talking about Delta One, both the flight and their lounge at JFK. As I've gotten older, I've noticed sitting in a cramped economy seat for 8 or 10 or 24 hours became longer and longer and more and more uncomfortable. I also have come to the realization that I am 72 and if I want to continue traveling, I need to dig a little deeper into my pocket and find ways that can make that work. Take a taxi instead of a bus! Stay in a nicer hotel that is convenient and comfortable rather than some crappy cheap place! I had heard and read about the Delta One experience, and so one morning a few months back I started playing around on the Delta app to see how much one of those tickets cost. As much as I wanted to break out of my box, I could not bring myself to spend $6,000 or $9,000 I kept searching...Suddenly, I checked out a round trip from JFK to Athens, Greece in December and it was $3,200 for Delta One. Economy was close to $2,000. Surely for another $1,200 I should treat myself and see what this is all about. I kept clicking thinking it was a mistake, but I'll be damned. I actually did get a round trip Delta One ticket for that price. And let me tell you what an out of this world experience it was! When you arrive at JFK, there is actually a separate entrance for Delta One travelers only. As soon as I walked in and showed them my boarding pass, I was in another world that I never knew existed. I walked down a gorgeous hallway adorned with the most beautiful artwork and flowers and music and at the end of the hallway was coffee and tea and drinks and snacks and most importantly, black and white cookies. I took that as omen that I was at the right place. Did they put out those black and whites just for me? LOL After my snack I noticed a Delta rep literally waiting to check my bags. No line. No waiting. No nothing. Just her waiting to assist me. After I checked in I went through security which is only for the Delta One passengers. I think there were two people ahead of me LOL Following check in and security which took two minutes, you are escorted to the Delta One lounge. I walked in and my eyes popped out of my head. The place was huge and gorgeous. When I told the front desk that I had never experienced Delta One before, a lovely young lady gave me a grand tour. OMG is all I have to say. So let me tell you about my afternoon prior to my flight After my private tour I sat down in a five-star restaurant for a full 3-course meal. Everything was absolutely delicious and I felt like a king. Mind you, all of this is included by flying Delta One! After my amazing meal I headed to the Wellness Center. There I was treated to a neck and head massage followed by different treatments and different chairs for my legs and back and state of mind. Each chair was different and wonderful and quite therapeutic and relaxing. If that wasn't enough, I was asked if I would like to clean up. with a gorgeous private bathroom, luxurious shower, plush bathrobe. comfy slippers, an abundance of toiletries and the works. They asked me if I would like my shoes shined and my clothes steamed while I cleaned up, and of course I said "Yes, thank you!! I had the best time cleaning up and relaxing in the shower before my journey. Afterwards, I visited a beautiful buffet. I ordered a couple of mini sandwiches and some cannolis and a cup of coffee and sat grinning from ear to ear in one of the lounges that faced the runway. I was an absolute heaven! It's a shame I do not drink because there were bars everywhere! Eventually it was time to head to my plane. 4 hours had flown by. I just couldn't believe it. I hated to leave! Then I boarded the Delta plane and was escorted to my Delta One seat. . It's more like your own little world. Everything you can think of was in that cubicle including a large comfy pillow and warm fluffy blanket. as soon as I settled in I was served warm nuts and my diet Coke. Whole can of course with ice! The meals were fantastic and they were constantly checking in to see if there was anything else I wanted. When I didn't want to be disturbed, I simply illuminated my do not disturb sign. You even have a little door that closes for privacy. Can you believe it? I watched a movie, ate my head off and then took a nice snooze. The flight was 10 hours but it felt more like two or three. Before I knew it, I was in Athens. Greece rested, pampered and ready for my vacation. I felt so rich so special so pampered. Take it from a world traveler and someone who has always watched his pennies. YOU MUST TRY DELTA ONE! See you in the lounge or on the plane! read more

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Oh yes Delta. Diamond Medallion for 7 years and I have hit a dozen or so Delta lounges. The JFK Delta One is the boss. This was our stop over on the way to a European trip. Truly a cut above, well done Delta. The pictures in this post is our lunch in the inclusive restaurant. read more

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The Delta one lounge was truly an amazing experience. It was like the Disney of airport lounges. The whole experience started the minute you get to the airport. When you get dropped off there is a separate entrance for delta 1. You go through its on check in line separate from the rest of the airport. You then have its own tsa security check point and finally are lead to the lounge. We opted to go straight to the restaurant within the lounge. Food and service was amazing!! After the delicious 3 course meal we went to the massage chairs. I then took a detour to the buffet and had some more delicious food. Last stop was one of the bars. Again excellent service especially from Mark!! Macallan is included if you enjoy it!! Was it definitely worth the price .... hell yeah!!! read more

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This was the most impressive Delta lounge I have visited. The restaurant style dining option, along with major amenities such as massage, quiet rooms, showers, sauna, and sleep rooms are impressive. Staff are trained well, amd are friendly, respectful, and sincere. The only downside is that people will be people, even at this facility when a famous person walks into the lounge. They tend to revert to a 10 year old mentality, crowding their personal space and not respecting their privacy at this higher end establishment. read more

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Airport lounges have long been synonymous with mediocre buffets and uninspired offerings. The Delta One Lounge at JFK Airport stands as a remarkable exception, transforming the pre-flight dining experience into a sophisticated journey that challenges every preconceived notion about airport cuisine. Clean lines, contemporary furnishings, and large windows create an inviting environment. Ample seating options include individual work stations, collaborative areas, and comfortable relaxation zones. Outstanding amenities including: *High-speed Wi-Fi *Charging stations at nearly every seat *Private work areas *Clean, well-maintained restrooms *Shower facilities *Digital flight information displays *Quiet work zones Exceptionally friendly and attentive personnel. An outstanding pre-flight experience that significantly elevates travel comfort. Highly recommended for Delta One passengers seeking a refined, productive, and relaxing airport lounge environment read more

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Delta has finally upped their lounge game and is now competing in the big leagues. Highlights: + located between A and B terminals + restricted access to only those traveling DeltaOne or the equivalent business class on their partners (I.e Virgin Atlantic, KLM, Korean Air, LATAM, Air France) +the number of individuals working the lounge is much higher than you'd see at the regular sky clubs. And the service is top notch + you can check your bags upon arrival so that you can freely move through out the space + the lounge is huge and each space is clearly defined +food and drinks are plentiful. The Market offers many selections and has clearly marked allergens. There were many gluten free options, including a freaking bagel during lunch. Brasserie ( the restaurant) is open for lunch and dinner + the wellness area is not to be missed. If you have time, the 20 minute massage chair recovery program is a must. It definitely gets the blood flowing after a long flight +use kiosks to book services and you'll receive texts once it's your time to go + terrace is a very relaxing area to sit back and watch the planes. Also, it has one of the more comfortable chairs to sit in. Plus it is quieter + there are enclosures that can be used to make calls if needed Definitely a must visit if you have the time. Tips: *the spa treatments don't start till 12, but you can book the other amenities *there are periods of time where the lounge is less bus, ~9 am -1 pm There are fewer outlets out on the terrace, especially by the windows. read more

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Multiple visits later, I remain genuinely impressed by what Delta accomplished here. This isn't just a lounge - it's a masterclass in premium travel experience that makes you wonder why other airlines are content with serving stale pretzels and calling it a day. The check-in area manages to feel both spacious and efficient, with separate security and a direct path above the main terminal that makes you feel like you've been transported to a different tier of air travel entirely. Even during busy periods, the process moves smoothly - a minor miracle in airport operations. But the real star is the service consistency. My first visit here was shortly after opening with my wife and infant son, and the staff treated us like actual humans rather than passenger manifests. A year later, that same level of care hasn't wavered despite the lounge getting busier. That's genuinely impressive in an industry where service quality typically slides faster than airline stock prices during turbulence. The food deserves its own paragraph. This isn't the usual airport lounge fare of sad sandwiches and mystery meat. I mean, the options are amazing WITHOUT the restaurant option. But, with the latter in mind combined with everything else. it's just beyond next level. We're talking restaurant-quality offerings that put other premium lounges - Virgin Atlantic, various Amex Centurion locations, even the new Sapphire lounge downstairs - to shame. Delta didn't just raise the bar; they launched it into orbit and created an entirely new category of airport dining. If you're flying Delta One, this lounge alone justifies the upgrade. It's what air travel could be if airlines remembered they're supposed to be in the hospitality business. read more

This lounge is stunning. They had me at butterfly art. There are massage chairs ... I had no idea a chair could do that! The different food options are endless. The team working this lounge are just fantastic.... like most all the Delta team is. The lounge is equipped with all the essentials you need for an overseas, or extended flights. Go team Delta! read more

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My favorite airport lounge experience so far. They have a complimentary sit down restaurant inside the lounge - not just your standard buffet and open seating (although they have that too). I ordered muscles and a steak, and they both were surprisingly incredible. And then when I ventured out to the open seating areas the staff was extremely attentive and took drink orders and made sure we had everything we needed. 5/5 without a doubt read more

Our first time flying Delta One and coming to the JFK lounge. The service was great. We also took showers after being on a International Flight. The Delta One lounge was great and we look forward to returning. read more

A solid lounge with 15 mins massage chair, fine dining, buffet, showers, and bar. The bartender, Zach was outstanding, though rest of staffs are hit and miss in terms of friendliness. Chase Sapphire Lounge is as good, if not better, in terms of food and beverage option though having dedicated check-in and security line plus direct path to lounge is hard to compete with. read more

Delta One Lounge - Vanilla White Chocolate Souffle - Airport Lounges Near Me - Queens, New York

Amen. We have a lounge that has arrived and is SOMEWHAT close so far to what certain private companies offer, but in the commercial market... For starters, check-in for luggage is like what it is for Delta One at LAX and I love it. Non-chaotic, the attendants are extremely accommodating, and it's just serene. How check-in should always be. Next, you go through security and then are led to the lounge which rivals the commercial Plaza Premium First lounges in Asia (per all offerings) and somewhat surprisingly enough the Amex lounge in ATL (per the layout). The service here at the Delta One Lounge is beyond amazing. And it was nice to see a few familiar faces working here from other rivaling JFK lounges :) Where they shine is with the shower suites, soundproof booths, and the spa area. A great spot to enjoy quiet prior to or after a long flight. Honorable mention: The restaurant. I came here on a subsequent visit since it opens at 11 am daily. Honestly, the food here tasted better than some of your top tier restaurants in the city. I was highly impressed. I'm a fan. I look forward to returning. read more

I had an opportunity to enter this Delta premium lounge. That is a privilege. Although I fly often, I rarely take Delta. I was surprised to receive an upgrade (I believe the algorithm has to do not only with status but also the ticket class originally purchased, and I was full fare coach class at an unusual time on a sparsely populated plane). With that, I was eligible to enjoy this place. I had visited the normal option, and they informed me I could go back for the greater luxury. It reminded me of that episode of the Frasier sitcom. The Crane boys go to a spa. They learn there is a more exclusive spa inside the spa. They are so enthralled with elitism, pursuing what is denied others, they go through a final door, which leads to the back alley, where the garbage cans are kept. In any event, the Delta lounge is fancy. For another pop culture reference, it's like that line in Ferris Bueller: "It's so choice. If you have the means, I highly recommend it." The facility was vast. There are all sorts of seating options. So it doesn't feel crowded, which is a problem now given how many people enter on credit cards (that includes me; I count myself among the riff raff). The furniture also is comfortable. A sit down restaurant has a bit of a wait, and it didn't seem worth it. There may be slight differences in menu options, but not the quality overall. The food was excellent. The staff are numerous. read more

I was not impressed. Although I was rushed and did not have time due to a late flight. I ran into grab some food. Im gluten free celiac and they had nothing for me. I was so supprised. I really want to go back and test it on another flight but no International travel for me in the near future read more

This is by far the best lounge I have ever been in. They really are bringing back exclusivity. We were fortunately enough to get upgrades to Delta One on our flight for a cheaper (but still really expensive!) price and went to this lounge both before the out going flight and after the returning flight. Oh, to see how the other half live. This lounge is expansive and probably about 1/5 full at any given time. There is PLENTY of seating areas, lounging areas and eating areas. They have showers, private bathrooms, massages, relaxation pods, shoe shine etc. The food is amazing. I have only been for breakfast but they have an omelette station, a bagel station, acai bowls, smoothies, parfaits, pastries etc etc. You can order an omelette and staff will bring it to you. They are super attentive and aim to please. Even the type of person who goes in screams class. No loud noise makers, most people happy to eat quietly or read or stream with earphones on. They have an amazing selection of drinks. I wish I could LIVE here! But alas, the real world beckons and I must return to the land of the typical. Only a few negatives. For the food, you can't serve yourself (which some may see as a plus) but don't worry there is always an attendant ready to give you what you want. Also, it is really far away from the flights (like a 10 min walk at least) but you do NOT want to miss this lounge if you can come in. It is so nice! Nowadays it is so easy to get priority pass and even one of those 'exclusive' travel credit cards that normal lounges fill up with too many people! Even the Centurion lounges are way over crowded now. This Delta One lounge though, this is where you go to reclaim that privacy and exclusivity back. read more

I have been to several lounges in worldwide. This new location available to Delta One passengers is a level above. Service is impeccable. Wellness services are available. Full cocktail menu. Full coffee stations. I can't wait to get back in here in two weeks. read more

This is the first truly world-class lounge at JFK. The bar, the restaurant, and the buffet all offer excellent choices. I could only try the massage chair in the spa - because the club was so crowded, everything else was booked. Despite the crowd, our group of 8 was able to get a table in the restaurant in about 20 minutes. The food was outstanding. They even offered chocolate souffle for dessert! My favorite dish was the carrot appetizer. The staff were all helpful and were upbeat and enthusiastic about this new club. read more

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Not sure who cannot give 5 stars for this lounge. Unbelievable. And the staff is so kind, smiling, helpful and going the extra mile. There is a full restaurant where I have raw fish and steak tartare with champagne, and soufflé as a dessert. Cocktails are really well crafted, tweaks on flagship recipes. The buffet is also a good choice, more of veggies / flatbreads / etc. Lots of quiet space in the back of the lounge. And showers as well. Didn't get a chance to try the relaxation pods. Unfortunately had to spend 5 hours there due to delayed flight, but that was great. read more

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Not quite an arms race of international proportions, but airport lounges have been trying to out-do each other to attract the well-heeled customers (not that I count myself among that target group per se), Centurion Lounges rose up fast and furious in recent years to 'shame' 'traditional' airport lounges like Delta Sky Club, which spurred the opening of such offerings as the magnificent Sky Clubs at LGA, SEA, and other airports. Even Capital One got into the act with a couple of entries. The latest king of the hill, though, is undoubtedly the two Delta One Lounges. Found only in JFK and LAX (with Boston, not Atlanta, slated to open next, and none other planned), they are only for customers flying in the Delta One cabin (it's Delta's Business Class on international flights), or similar on partner airlines. Even if you're flying domestic first class, you don't get in (exception - Diamond Medallion/360^ customers). It's so exclusive that, while you can bring in a guest or two, it'll set you back a Benjamin each. So, it was with great anticipation that we entered on our way to Lisbon 3 weeks ago. And we were so not disappointed! Complimentary wellness services like massages Champagne instead of Prosecco, premium liquor and wines, and -get this - a sit-down separate dining room where a waiter serves you. Who needs Centurion Lounges when you can get into one of these babies? We only sampled a plate of giant scallops, and they were delicious. One bottle of Champagne was off, a problem quickly rectified. Our only regret is not having enough time to more fully enjoy it. We've been loath to splurge on business class tix for our international travel; suffice to say that this will change the price-value calculus. read more

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Best airline lounge I have experienced. Range and quality of food is excellent. Service is amazing! Friendly, attentive, and fast. Lots of seating. read more

Redefining what business travel should be...or maybe always should have been. Truly remarkable service, food, amenities and facilities. Makes Delta One the only way to travel through JFK read more

The lounge is very pleasant in its comfort and amenities but definitely frenetic. A bit louder than I'd prefer and always a challenging to find seating. I'm always amazed how many people are flying internationally on ridiculously expensive tickets at any given time. The staff is very accommodating and the food restaurant quality. read more

While I always enjoy a lounge before my flight, rather than sitting out with the masses, the food has taken a bit of a hit. I have seen a huge decline in the variety and quality of the food, particularly in the Delta lounge at JFK. The lounge at the Cleveland airport was awful, very dark and only had wrapped sandwiches, soup and cheese and crackers. People are paying a premium on flights and CC for a more elevated experience. I love Delta but some of these lounges need to take a few pointers from the lounge at LAX. read more

There's been a lot of buzz about this lounge opening and I've read quite a few critical reviews, but my experience was nothing short of delightful. From the second I entered the terminal and walked through the Delta One entrance, service was exquisite. I was greeted and given a short tour since it was my first time at the lounge. I was able to store my luggage quickly in a secure room and I spent the rest of my visit in front of the fire and in the fine dining brasserie. The lounge itself was a little crowded (I was there from 230-430pm) and it seemed several folks had come many hours (8+) before their flights to enjoy the amenities. The list for massages was several hours long so take that into consideration when making your plans. The food rivaled some NYC restaurants and was the best domestic lounge food I've had, beating the Chelsea, which was my prior #1. Loved it and can't wait to return in a few weeks. read more

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Upon entering this amazing new Delta One Lounge at JFK we are greeted with the one thing that is rare to JFK, silence and a calm. The private check in gates are such a surreal experience for such a busy international airport. The checking of baggage was effortless and we felt so very taken care of. Winston the ultimate in class and communication he gave us the lay of the land and made sure we were aware of each and every amenity. He is commanding and has the best quality and kindness and respect. The fantastic bartenders Desereè and Melonie were the perfect pair and fun and used to high volume customer service which slowly overtime this space became busy. Unlike their LAX counterpart there is a separate restaurant which continues to deliver the most amazing dishes. Anastasia was wonderful and she made sure we were taken care of and our champagne was kept flowed. The chef was great and provided some of the best steak dishes with wonderful sides.The entire staff appears to be great friends and I love that the 'casting' of this lounge provides one last feel of New York City as one leaves this amazing city. I recommend booking the massage treatment as soon as one enters as the slots can fill up and look forward to doing that again when we return. Thank you Delta One Lounge JFK. You're incredible and we cannot wait to be back. read more

Delta one lounge is horrible It's so crowded and not with Delta one passengers, seems like it's open to anyone with a comfort level ticket Very disappointing to say the least read more

I spent about 4 hrs here and had a pretty nice time. The food is good and there's ample seating. From the brasserie, I had the tuna crudo, branzino, and olive oil cake. Both fish dishes were super fresh. The slices of the crudo were thick and the branzino was perfectly cooked and moist. The cake was also delicious and moist. This was a meal that would easily cost $100 at a regular sit down restaurant. From the market area, I had some avocado toast and a bowl of fruit. The avocado toast had a nice zest and was fairly light. The fruit was really good quality - very sweet and fresh. The bathrooms are very nice. Each stall is like an actual enclosed individual bathroom with real doors and full privacy. The only thing I didn't like in the lounge was the service. I found it to be overbearing. There were a lot of workers walking around and I was being approached every 10-15 min to see if I needed anything. It would have been nice to just get to relax. That being said, this is obviously still a great place to wait for your flight. read more

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