Half of the bar is actually an open kitchen, where guests can enjoy a three-course, seafood-centric a la carte menu, developed by renowned Chef Ed Brown. As the majority of long-haul Delta flights out of Boston are red-eyes to Europe, the goal is to offer travelers a full meal in under an hour so that they can fall asleep upon takeoff.

For travelers seeking a city dining experience with little time to spare in Boston, Delta has a compelling new reason to upgrade your flight. The Delta One Lounge at Logan International Airport opens December 11 in Terminal E, with a seafood menu and an elegantly casual dining experience.

Delta Air Lines will open its new Delta One Lounge at Boston Logan International Airport on Wednesday. Here's a sneak peek from TPG.

Delta Air Lines (DAL) unveiled its latest premium airport lounge on Wednesday, expanding its bid to capture luxury travelers. The Atlanta-based company’s third Delta One lounge, located at Boston Logan International Airport,

Delta Air Lines is opening its third Delta One lounge this week, this time at Boston Logan International Airport.

For business class travelers, the amenities found while traveling via Delta One have plenty to offer. Historically, those amenities have come while in the air, but the airline has also begun expanding Delta One into a series of lounges around the country.

The airline’s latest lounge space for its first-class travelers pays homage to Boston’s strong seafaring roots with lobster rolls, chowder, crab cakes, and maritime-inspired decor.

For a modern take and contemporary view, the lounge overlooks Boston Harbor and the Boston city skyline, offering stunning views for waiting passengers. Lounge guests will also have access to the adjacent Delta Sky Club, which includes a living room with soundproof booths and accessible shower suites.

Accessible through the Delta Sky Club on Concourse E, the Delta One Lounge has a nautical theme and a menu rich in seafood options.