Delta Sky Club
★4.1(208 reviews)SFO
Delta's airside Terminal 1 club at SFO — a hot and cold buffet, soups and a bar for SkyTeam premium flyers.
The Delta Sky Club at San Francisco International is Delta's home lounge at the airport, in Terminal 1 (Harvey Milk), airside after security. It opened in September 2015 to replace the airline's former landside lounge — a clear upgrade that brought it inside security and into a more modern space. It welcomes Delta and SkyTeam premium-cabin passengers and eligible status holders, so access follows your ticket or SkyTeam Elite Plus tier rather than a lounge membership. Food and drink are solid: a complimentary hot and cold buffet alongside soups and snacks, and a bar with soft drinks, house wine, beer and spirits, plus some premium drinks available to buy. It's a comfortable, well-equipped place to settle in before a Delta flight, and a useful stop for SkyTeam travellers connecting through SFO.
Crowding · busy at peak
A workable spot before a flight, with Wi-Fi, power at many seats and seating you can use for a laptop. Fine for email and light work, though it gets busy at peak.
A complimentary hot and cold buffet with soups and snacks, plus a bar serving soft drinks, house wine, beer and spirits. A selection of premium drinks is also available to buy. A solid all-round offering for a domestic-focused airline club.
After clearing security in Terminal 1 (Harvey Milk), follow signs to the Delta Sky Club in the airside departures area.
- 01Check in for your Delta flight in Terminal 1
- 02Clear Terminal 1 security
- 03Follow airside lounge signage
- 04Arrive at the Delta Sky Club
Landmarks: Terminal 1 (Harvey Milk) airside · Delta departures area
SkyTeam Elite PlusIncluded: Complimentary snacks · Complimentary cold buffet · Complimentary hot buffet · Complimentary soups · Complimentary soft drinks · Complimentary house wine and beer · Complimentary liquor · Premium drinks for sale
SkyTeam Elite Plus Status or Business/First Class Ticket
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Access needs SkyTeam Elite Plus status or a Delta Business/First Class ticket.
It moved airside in 2015, so it's inside security in Terminal 1 — no landside lounge anymore.
Some premium drinks are available to buy alongside the complimentary bar.
It's busiest at the domestic departure peaks — arrive early for a quiet seat.
It's in Terminal 1 (Harvey Milk) — make sure that's your departure terminal.
Quick answers.
Access needs SkyTeam Elite Plus status or a Delta Business/First Class ticket on an eligible flight. It's not open to walk-ins or general lounge memberships.
Yes — there's a complimentary hot and cold buffet with soups and snacks, plus a bar; some premium drinks are available to buy.
It's in Terminal 1 (Harvey Milk), airside after security. It moved inside security when it opened in September 2015.
