Located in the junction of Terminal B & C, Delta Sky Club is one of five clubs in the Detroit…read moreairport. I had the opportunity to visit it for the first time, and because it was not crowded, it made for a pleasant experience. I had already visited a Delta Sky Club in Chicago in the morning, so knew another visit on my layover would not additionally cut into my allocation of fifteen for the year. Both my arriving and departure flights were in terminal A. The delta app will give real-time crowdedness, and it was clear that the 4 lounges in A were quite busy, with some having queues. It was a 2 hour layover, and my inbound flight was early, so decided to take the upper level train to get there. The train just goes back forth from one end of Terminal A (gates A1 - A28; gates A56 - A78). The middle stop is for baggage claim and also has an underground tunnel that goes to Terminal B & C (it's about a 10 minute walk). The lounge is relatively small with a tiny bar (the soda fountain needs to be operated by the bartender) and small buffet area. All three beers on tap were available as complementary so got the tangerine wheat, and the simple curry chicken with mashed potatoes and green beans was good. Glad I stopped by for a late lunch. Just had to remember to leave with plenty of time to catch the boarding call for my connecting flight in Terminal A.

Well it turns out I am spending more time here than I was expecting. My (Delta) flight to Knoxville…read morewas overbooked by two passengers and when they got the compensation up to $900, i decided to raise my hand. Hey I am not in a rush and $900 is more than half my rent next month. Yeah I am going to be practical with it. If I didn't have the Sky Club membership via my AMEX Reserve card I probably wouldn't have done it. This place has classical music, comfortable chairs, plenty of charging ports for my devices and better food than most hotels. It might be a little inconvenient, but being flexible is always a good thing.

I have been able to rest between flight here and I sincerely appreciate the lounge and the…read morevolunteers who staff it. A great place for vets and active duty and their families.

The Freedom Center is a private lounge, a relaxing refuge for active and retired military to hang…read moreout between flights. "Let's check it out," I suggested to T, an air force veteran. The room is dimly lit with a couple of couches and cushy seats, including those massage chairs you find in nail salons. (I don't know how people find them comfortable or relaxing.) Guests are invited to refuel with coffee and snacks that the center purchases with donations -- there's a kitty at the door -- and items provided by local vendors. We munched on popcorn and passed time watching the Olympics. The people who work there -- I'm assuming volunteers -- are very friendly. The lounge is a nice addition to the airport. They close at about 10 p.m.

No food here, just adult beverages. That was fine by me, because I was looking to sip on a local…read moreMichigan beer while I waited for my Delta flight. There's lots of seating, either at the bar or at four-person tables, or at other bar-height tables that have changing outlets. There are floor to ceiling widows everywhere, so there is lots of natural light in this area. Nice for parents: There's a little play area just steps from this lounge. So you can enjoy a drink and your kids can play. I got a Founders beer on tap, which is local to Michigan. They also have seven or eight other beers on draught, as well as wine and cocktails. The service was quick and friendly.

Waited 35 minutes for my food and never received it a when I went to ask for a refund the bartender…read morewas never there, ended up having to leave for my flight without a refund or food. I'm sure it's fine if you have hours to burn but don't expect service that is actually useful if you have less than an hour between flights. Both the bar and the restaurant were not busy which is the strange part.

I've visited this lounge twice and I think it's one of the better ones at the airport. Located near…read moregate A18, it has a fantastic view overlooking the apron with all of the planes awaiting departure. I love watching all of the "behind the scenes" activity as planes arrive and luggage is unloaded then loaded up again, technicians scurry around and check the aircraft, and the food service truck rolls in with snacks for the flight. This lounge has always been clean, the buffet is well stocked, and the signature fragrance wafts through the air. Staff is friendly and helpful, and it's always possible to get a comfortable seat. Highly recommend checking this lounge out if you have access and free time!

With the Amex Plat card, I can visit 10 Delta Sky Club lounges a year as long as I'm flying Delta…read more Luckily for me, I fly out of DTW at least 3-4x a year, and they have a whole terminal dedicated for Delta flights. This terminal has 4-5 Delta Sky Club lounges, and this one (near gate A18) was the closest near my gate. I made a quick stop a few Monday evenings ago to grab a small bite before my flight. Getting in was really easy, and there was essentially no line. The lounge is spacious and I had ample seats to choose from. There was a decent variety of food, but sadly, I didn't have enough time to sample all of it. I quickly grabbed a bit of mashed potatoes, pita & hummus, chickpea salad, and Swedish meatballs. Besides the chickpea salad, everything was unbearably salty. I ate half of the meatball and was unable to eat much more. Overall, food was just OK. At least the food tasted fresh and there was plenty of space, which cannot be said for other lounges.

We had some time to kill before a Thursday morning flight and were able to access the Lufthansa…read moreLounge in the Evans Terminal thanks to Star Alliance benefits while flying United First Class (They also take Priority Pass) The lounge is on the smaller side and was about half full when we arrived. It's divided into two rooms: one with coffee and alcohol, and the other with a small buffet. The food selection was fairly limited, so I wouldn't plan on having a full meal here. The beverage offerings were better, with self-serve beer, liquor, mixers, and a coffee machine. I enjoyed a few cafe Americanos topped off with Irish cream and Jack Daniel's Not the best lounge but it was clean, comfortable, and a decent place to relax before our flight.

The food was okay... little boring... bad on options, quality and quality... edible... sad…read more Service was not very pleasant... need more people work here. Bathroom was very very dirty, I went in and can't use it. DTW public bathroom is more clean.

What a great pit stop on our travels home. Staff was super friendly and helped us celebrate our…read moresons 21st bday. Food was good and all areas clean! Will stop there every time we are in this airport. Can't thank them enough

There was a day when professionals and road warriors could depend on an elegant lounge as a…read morewell-deserved reprieve. Those days are clearly gone. Overcrowded, noisy, kids running around, mediocre hospital cafeteria level food, gross bathrooms - urine on the floor under every urinal, water splashed all over the counters (pictured), and just an all-around inferior experience. Part of it is just the degeneration of the general public with many classless people dressed like they just left the gym - part of it Delta having no pride in their lounges. If anyone with a credit card can enter, it's no longer exclusive. If no Delta employees care, it's no longer enjoyable.

Great Delta lounge to check out. Always clean and full of everything…read more The best part is the self serve liquor bar... come on, it feels like you're doing something guilty but you will not be arrested... just looked at like you're a degenerate lol!

Yes, this is a lounge in which I feel comfortable between flights. Anita checked us in quickly. We…read moreheaded to the back of the lounge to find the bar and food. My picky eater Husband found salami, oyster crackers and a glass of coke for dinner. I got the apple crisp and 4 corner apple tart with Care Rosé. We sat near the fireplace and festive wreath. While we ate, I perused AUDIOFILE and AMERICAN CINEMATOGRAPHER, 2 periodicals out of 5 or 6 by entry. Bloomberg was on mute on the TV in the food area. Jazz played over the speakers, quietly. This lounge is clean, well lit, with plenty of comfortable places to sit, & you have your choice power outlets. Staff is pleasant, and keeps everything hygienic and fresh. Bathrooms are clean and well stocked. Hand sanitizer stations are everywhere

Great place to meet with friends and have a drink. TV's for…read moresports fans and darts for the competitive crowd. Close to restaurants and great staff!

This review will be short and sweet…read more APL is a shit hole, but it's a great shit hole. Craft beer? Hardly. Cheap booze? Fuckin' aye! To paraphrase Brian G: Walk in with 5 bucks, and walk out with a cool buzz. Does APL serve food? No. BUT, the APL is right next door to Mama Mary's Pizza, two doors down from Gyro and Kabob Express, and four doors down from Spicy Tuna. And of course, the APL staff doesn't mind if you bring your own food. Everything has a purpose. The purpose of APL is not to impress that first date. Go to Rockwell's for that. BUT, after you blow your ENTIRE PAYCHECK at Rockwell's, and you STILL end up with Rosie Palm, this place, Jabroni, is where you come to drown your sorrows.