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Delta EATS Buy On Board
I was wondering does Delta accept credit cards for their BOB program like other airlines or do I need cash? Thanks
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You can use a credit card.
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Just to stir the pot a little I was shocked to learn that United does NOT accept credit cards for their BOB program.
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Originally Posted by Coast2Coast
(Post 9257461)
Just to stir the pot a little I was shocked to learn that United does NOT accept credit cards for their BOB program.
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Originally Posted by AndyTLe
(Post 9257579)
I was trying to figure out why DL wasn't going to merger with UA.:p
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Eats is a verb.
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Originally Posted by 3Cforme
(Post 9257850)
Eats is a verb.
–noun 10. eats, Informal. food. |
good info to know! thanks!
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I apologize if I am asking this in the wrong thread. Forgive the newbie-I did try to search, but had very poor results. I am sick of Delta "chicken and manicotti". I heard the passenger in the seat in front of me request a "food for purchase" cheese platter in lieu of our FC meal. Has anyone tried the cheese platter? She was told it would be $6 and decided to eat the chicken instead, so I didn't get to see how it looked. Thanks for any input.
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Originally Posted by BamaGirl
(Post 9259675)
I apologize if I am asking this in the wrong thread. Forgive the newbie-I did try to search, but had very poor results. I am sick of Delta "chicken and manicotti". I heard the passenger in the seat in front of me request a "food for purchase" cheese platter in lieu of our FC meal. Has anyone tried the cheese platter? She was told it would be $6 and decided to eat the chicken instead, so I didn't get to see how it looked. Thanks for any input.
Cheddar, smoked gouda, and brie offered with grapes, strawberries, dried cranberries, and pecan halves. Served with Pepperidge Farm crackers Oh and welcome to FT! |
Originally Posted by BamaGirl
(Post 9259675)
I apologize if I am asking this in the wrong thread. Forgive the newbie-I did try to search, but had very poor results. I am sick of Delta "chicken and manicotti". I heard the passenger in the seat in front of me request a "food for purchase" cheese platter in lieu of our FC meal. Has anyone tried the cheese platter? She was told it would be $6 and decided to eat the chicken instead, so I didn't get to see how it looked. Thanks for any input.
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Originally Posted by syd999
(Post 9259706)
I tried it last week, it is pretty good .. IIRC, yo get three kinds of cheese (cheddar, gouda and American), fruit (grapes, strawberries), pecans, and crackers. My only complaint was that i though this was a 'healthy' option but they give you a LOT of cheese. And no one in their right mind can let cheese go to waste.
Thank you for the welcome AndyTLe. |
and forgot to add, the black olive salad was ok. i would definitely pick the cheese plate over that next time.
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I've like the menu. It's not bad, though it's a bit expensive. At least you don't have to pay for your soda yet.
The Cheese plate could use a few more crackers and the walnuts were kinda dry the last time I ate one. |
The cheese platter was the very first thing I ever bought from DL only because someone infront of me bought it and I figured...why not? Well I was REALLY surprised because it actually had big pieces of REAL cheese, not just small pieces of processed stuff.
The fruit included was also nice.... If you like cheese I highly recommend this! |
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