Promptly opens at 5 am, with a line of about 25 people waiting for the lounge to open. A greeter…read morecomes down from the elevator to escort the groups up. Overall one of the best lounges I've been to. Food selection is excellent and the lounge is spacious, well equipped with a nice restroom and has showers available for those who need it. Breakfast is a wide selection of small plates. My favorite was the make-your-own omelette bar topped with crème fraiche and caviar. Food can also be ordered online via the QR codes on the table.

Made to order omelette station and lots of choices for breakfast. They also have a food menu to…read moreorder from. Full bar but no one was there to bartend. Fancy bathrooms with nice amenities- floss, q-tips, etc. you can also book a shower or rest pod. This is a great lounge. Priority is given to Sapphire card holders over Priority Pass. Definitely one of the better airport lounges we have been to.

Delta, if you're reading this, please do not allow another Sky Club to be built without European…read morestyle bathroom stalls. If the public airport bathrooms are nicer than the ones inside your Sky Club, you're doing something wrong. Aside from that, this location has all the usual amenities, and the employees were all fantastic. The layout is cramped and somewhat utilitarian though, I've definitely been to nicer sky clubs in other airports. Fix the bathrooms Delta!

Had the chance to visit the Delta Sky Club in Terminal A, both during breakfast hours. Either take…read morethe flight of stairs up or take the elevator. The entrance area is typical Sky Club, just scan your boarding pass and you're in. Has plenty of seats in two distinct sections. You can either be closer or further away from the windows which offer a view of the Delta planes that are at the gates. Both times I was here, it was fairly empty. Can't really rate the food much because I was here for breakfast, so it was the typical fare of eggs, potatoes, and sausages with the full breakfast spread. Nothing special to write home about. Perfectly serviceable Sky Club, but nothing special.

Located in terminal C by gate 19 this is your typical Priority Pass lounge in the US. It's an ok…read moreconsolation considering the Chase Sapphire lounge was full and they were only allowing certain Chase card holders to get on the wait list. The food isn't anything to write home (or on yelp) about, it seems like it's usually some type of soup or salad & some snacks. The bar has some bottled beers and wine, and a few spirits they can make cocktails with. This lounge space is best used so you can have a comfortable seat while waiting for your flight and grabbing a drink. I'm not sure what the entry price is, but I still wouldn't recommend paying to come in. If you have a prior pass that gives you free entry then it worth coming in rather than sitting at the gates with the rest of the creatures in Gen Pop outside.

Well this lounge still has lousy food. Hardly any selection…read moreof beverages. No service . A pathetic excuse of a lounge. Don't even bother going. Eat on the plane. You'll do better. Dirty drab environment . Come on this is Boston. There should be a better priority lounge

I love Delta lounge life. And I'm especially grateful for shower facilities in the midst of a LONG…read moretravel day. First time accessing this specific lounge and it did not disappoint. Timing is everything because I was able to reserve a shower room easily without a wait. Fresh towels, basic toiletry kit and shower necessities were provided - the room was impeccably clean and fresh. I did notice my room did not include a hair dryer. Not a big deal but it would be nice to add this feature in the future. Food offerings are plentiful. It's not the largest spread but the food was nourishing. The lounge was well staffed with servers cleaning up tables and checking on food regularly. I would happily stop in again next time I'm in A Terminal passing through Seattle.

I wish it could say this was a better experience but the woman who was at the front was an absolute…read moreabhorrent person. We got off the elevator and there was a line and they said they were at capacity. No big deal at all, so we waited and as we moved up the next person in line was told they could go in. Naturally I then moved up and she said "no I didn't say you! " I replied I know I heard you I was just moving up. "Well move into the corner then". They have a check in kiosk and I had never used one before and had my delta skymiles card. I said oh I have this am I able to do that. She said yup all on the screen. My husband said to her "you could be a little nicer " she then says "well you could be nicer too! I know your names and I can kick you out if that's what you'd like. Don't worry I can do that". We found a spot to sit and I went to the bathroom. Well this same lady came in and yelled out last names as if she was looking for us. He said I'm right here and all she did was look at him and walk away. The food portion here was just alright reminded me of s hotel buffet type. There was an incredibly nice woman who came around and interacted with us asking if we needed anything like a drink . I had been to a few lounges prior to this and only had the most amazing experience at them and unfortunately this time this was a horrible miss for delta.

This is a typical AA Admirals Club at Logan. There is plenty of space to catch up on some work or…read morejust relax before your flight. We were there at 0 dark 30 for an early morning flight so we took advantage of their breakfast buffet. I do like their foo foo coffee machine so I could treat my self to a cappuccino with an extra espresso shot. I really liked that this is a very clean lounge and the cleaning folks do a great job policing the lounge. As usual the folks at the front desk are very friendly, professional, and can provide assistance as needed. When the bar is open a decent tip will get you a good pour.

Fairly nice lounge, and it wasn't busy (at least when I was there on a Saturday afternoon). The…read morelounge looks new, upholstery was in good shape, surfaces looked clean, etc. The food selection is your typically Admiral's Club fare, which I'm fine with. They also have the standard bar-the bartender was a little slow on the service side, but I wasn't in a huge hurry so it wasn't awful. There is a nice view of some of the gates, which I always appreciate. However, when I was there the sun was setting so they had drawn the shades-which was appreciated for the 20 minutes or so the sun was an issue, but a bummer for the rest of the time (yes, I know I could have just asked someone to raise the shades). It was nice to have a quiet space to get some work done, and if I'm ever flying through Boston again I'd definitely come back to this lounge.

This place has really upgraded since I last was here…read more It has more seats, is a lot brighter, and has a similar food buffet. The bar area is a bit more elegant: same selection, but bigger pours in better glasses.

This place is completely renovated! Before the renovation this lounge was very dirty, food options…read morelimited, seats and bathrooms unkept. Post renovation they got a major facelift. Their food options are slightly better with a few more hot bar options (veggie, meat and fish). Note that while the priority pass list says that they get access, note that the lounge only allows folks flying Air France entry. Plan accordingly!

Located in the international terminal, E gates. You have to take a shuttle to get to the E gates…read moreand you'll see the elevators and stairs to go to the 2nd floor where the delta sky club and delta one lounge are located. They share the same entrance and you will be lead to the right where the Delta One desk will be. It's a very luxurious and high end restaurant. Compared to JFK and LAX, this is a much smaller lounge; however, still great! We had a wonderful chat with the General Mgr, Mr Brown. Also you get an amazing view of the Boston skyline.

Delta is now doing a classic "bait and switch" with their Delta One lounges. As a long time…read moreDiamond medallion I booked a flight to Paris And was offered a very expensive Delta One ticket with a connecting flight that included Air France. I booked with the Diamond Concierge number, not a third party site. Well I get to the Delta One lounge and was turned away from the half empty lounge because my Delta One flight included an Air France connector. I explained that this was never communicated with me and I always access Delta One lounges with the Delta One ticket. I conveyed that a simple way to resolve this situation was just let me in to the empty club and all will be good. I know now that Air France connections are not included. But no go. Well they just lost a 30 year loyal medallion member over this lounge experience. Other airlines are stepping up their premium travel game. I will be looking into them for sure.

Wish I read the reviews before booking. We are having trouble before we even arrive in 15 days…read more I've been planning to see what documents I need for the trip. I have the email from the Club confirming that they took our money for 2. BUT, when I log in to get my documents, the account says, "No Oder History". The site has no phone number or direct email listed, just the link to the Web Form. I've tried to send multiple assistance requests over the past 5 days and they will not send. I jumped on their Facebook page but no messaging, however, I found multiple similar complaints. We have not made it to the lounge yet, BUT reading the reviews, we might have dodged a bad experience. Calling my CC Bank to cancel the charges .

Food was terrible for a lounge. Worse than most motel continental breakfast options. The staff were…read moreall very friendly and the place was clean. There were plenty of open seats.

First visit, Monday 4/20/26…read more Visiting Boston on a work trip, I had no idea the Marathon was today! Met 4 colleagues at The Red Fox for dinner, a recommendation from a friend of my colleague. Tough to find initially and very unsuspecting upon arrival. As you enter the front door (think like walking into a foyer of a small apartment building) you go down a flight of stairs into the restaurant. Then wow, this place is awesome! Small entry way into the restaurant with a hostess immediately greeting you. The bar is your first view of the place and it was packed. I'd describe it as dimly light, great atmosphere and ambience, almost a speakeasy feel. I'd recommend a reservation. The hostess walked us to our table, walking along the bar line with small 2-4 top tables to our left, we then turned left into the main dining room. 5 of us and we were seated at a horseshoe style table, plenty of room for up to 6 adults. Service was instant, she was friendly and very knowledgeable. We ordered cocktails and a couple apps. The drinks arrived along with bread service. They added small side plates with oils and olives, a nice touch. The cocktails were fantastic as was the homemade bread. A unique twist with my cocktail (kettle one & soda), was the single ice cube that was a long rectangle cube that was so clear you couldn't see it! The cubes length was the same as the tall glass it was served in and didn't melt. For dinner I listened to our server who recommended the Chicken Parmigiana with a chefs twist using a vodka infused sauce, this dish was amazing! My colleagues all shared the same feelings that this meal was spectacular. Highly recommend The Red Fox!

Came here for drinks. A hidden gem…read more Aglio E Pepe $19 sparking Rose $14 No food. Cool place and Bartender very friendly.