Delta Sky Club Adding New Snack Menu

At the beginning of the year, Delta announced that they’d be updating their SkyClub access policy, whereby standard memberships would no longer allow complimentary guesting privileges. Of course they did that due to member feedback, as a result of overcrowding. 😉

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A couple of weeks later Delta announced that they would be testing enhanced SkyClub amenities on a limited basis. This included services, like shoe shines, chair massages, and manicures, as well as enhanced food, like pancakes, sandwiches, soup, dessert, etc.

Well, it seems they’ve conducted their test, and Delta will be rolling out some new SkyClub snacks as of tomorrow, August 14, 2014.

SkyClub-Menu

They describe it as follows:

Dive into our premium new menu, full of healthy breakfast selections, hearty soups, tasty salads, sweet desserts and much more.

Delta Sky Club is committed to keeping you fueled for your travels with healthy selections and delicious flavors. Several of the bold bites below were selected by Club members like you in spring 2014, and the addition of premium new items represents one more way the Club is investing in your travel experience. Click on select menu items to see nutritional information. Bon appétit and bon voyage!

So what’s this new menu full of fresh, hearty, tasty, and healthy food?

Start Your Day Right

Dig Into Delicious Lunch And Dinner Options

Satisfy Your Sweet Tooth

So I’ve gotta give them credit for making it sound like a lot. I guess when you break things down far enough, that’s easy enough. I mean, when they’re listing eight types of breakfast spreads, they might as well list all the ingredients while they’re at it, no? 😉

In all honesty, it certainly sounds better than what other US airlines offer. But I do think it’s a stretch to call these “lunch and dinner options,” and for that matter to call it fresh and nutritious.

I’m curious if any of the services they were testing in the spring, like shoe shine, chair massage, etc., are sticking.

What do you think of Delta’s new SkyClub menu?

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Ivan Y Diamond

Visited Delta's SkyClub in SEA on a way back from FTU and thought it was miles better than UA or US clubs (and still free with Amex Plat) but lack of food options (early afternoon) was noticeable. Loved Amex's lounge in DFW - they need to hurry up and build them in more places (like Houston ;) )! P.S. I also think Delta may be trying to seduce Seattle residents with good planes, lol. Nice plane on SEA-SLC route but awful old bird on SLC-IAH.

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ANDREW Guest

@Santastico: I made the jump from Delta over to American and its not that rosy. Are their miles more valuable? Yes.... but it ends there. The in-flight experience in my opinion is garbage compared to Delta. IT? Crap. Connectivity between work groups? Crap. Im not saying Deltamatic is the end-all, but a small example of Delta being able to tell me where my bag is from my iphone goes a long way for me. Upgraded SkyClub experience does too. Long story short... I will now happily pay the premium of devalued miles or expend the additional work to find "low" tickets in order to fly Delta for these small perks.

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Santastico Diamond

@bgrieff @bob: Find any travel blogger other than Delta Miles that likes Delta and recommends their FF program. Talking about lounges, see what you have to pay to access a Delta lounge vs a AA lounge. With the AA Citi Executive card I can get myself, wife and two kids in AA lounges for $450/year. To access Delta lounge I need to pay $695 for me, wife and kid + $29 per visit for my other kid. Do the math and see if all this food provided by Delta is "free".

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DavidYoung Guest

This pales compared to the Amex Centurion clubs, which have food you WANT to eat and premium drinks like Don Julio tequila and Bushmills 12-year old.

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bob Guest

Seriously @Sanastico, an evil airline? you shouldn't take things so personal.

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