Delta Breeze Club

Go here frequently because I’m trapped into doing so. Bar service, while friendly enough, is spotty at best. Very slow, inexperienced, and get overwhelmed easily, despite only having 10 – 15 people (MAX) to wait on.
Good selection of beers though; they seem to rotate them regularly. Same olé menu for a couple years now; they seem unwilling to update any slow moving/​bad tasting items. Some items are quite tasty, once you actually get it.

Great for having an event, they have many room available for rent and the staff is very helpful. Their event coordinator and catering manger is on point. They are there to please and the only downfall is coordinating getting people on base which can be a hassle but the event is always pulled off. Thanks DBC!

My wife and I really enjoyed visiting the DBC to watch the Ronda Rousey fight. We’re not members but were willing to pay the cover charge to get in. The food was better than expected and the drinks were great. The staff made us feel welcome, mixed some great drinks, and checked in regularly to see how we were doing. A+
Also the service members in attendance were fun to be around. Even though Ronda knocked her opponent out in a few seconds, the hours we spent at the DBC that night made us want to return again. It was a good deal.

Came here for a wedding reception. The facility was old and boring. The food served at the buffet dinner was bland and very ordinary. The well done beef had a tasteless glaze and the chicken breast had a thin, mystery white sauce. The only thing acceptable was the basic salad with balsamic vinaigrette.

I’ve been through a lot of various bases and usually stop in for a dinner in the base club. This one is below par. Friendly, but too busy bartenders. The place looks and feels rundown. The menu is extremely limited. It’s either wings or burgers. Neither are anything to brag about. Since I was in Cali, I expected a craft beer selection. But, alas, it was the usual suspects on tap. Prices are good, but expect the fish out if water feeling.

Was here for a wedding. I was at the corner table and was getting skipped over by the service on various things.
They poured apple cider to everyone except me and my wife, I think they ran out and never came back. How do you run out of apple cider? Our table didn’t even have champagne flutes.

If you’re a local, like me, you’ve been here for the ROTC Ball, cotillions, birthday parties or a wedding. Well I’ve been here for several of those growing up in Fairfield.
First off, its in the Travis Air Force Base (if you don’t know) and unless you’re in the military (or a military family member), you have to be on the guest list to cross the gate (as a civilian). After that a few turns within the compound and you’ve arrived. Its a simple complex and a little ordinary in the inside.
There’s a regular bar in there (that the airmen frequent) along with a mix of conference rooms for rent. I’ve been in here where the largest space is rented for big cotillions and the ROTC ball. But I’ve also been in smaller rooms for a wedding and then a medium sized room that accommodates 100 people for a reception.
Like any other place you can arrange your vendors to come in. The Delta Breeze staff is pretty helpful and friendly. Nice place to throw a party! Plenty of parking!

We were invited to the Club for Sunday brunch by one of my wife’s colleagues who is on active duty at Travis. We had a wonderful time chatting with veterans and the base commander’s wife.
The buffet included all the champagne you could drink and the very nice servers kept it flowing! The food was a little disappointing though, just typical fare. Prime rib (dry), bacon, sausage, waffles, various salads and fresh fruit, fried fish, beef stroganoff, you get the picture! Nothing was bad, but nothing grabbed me either. To be honest, my favorite was the bacon and grits!!! The price was $ 16 plus optional gratuity. Given the average quality of the food this might have been a tad on the high side.
The facility was average as well, think conference room at an older Marriott. Food presentation was average but the service was good — very friendly and on top of things but not fawning.
I would go again for the company, not the food!

INSANELY REASONABLE AND FLEXIBLE!!! My husband and I had our wedding here, a short cultural ceremony and reception for 200 guests. Buffet style dinner, tons of food, hot, fresh, delicious! They let us decorate to our liking (we hired someone who works with the DBC often). Provided us with electronic equipment to run slide show (included in price) and provided a fabulously fun memory for us for the rest of our lives! Nan and Deborah are the event coordinators there and they are wonderful to work with. So helpful and full of ideas. Very flexible and professional at the same time. The only downside is that the planning process takes a while and a bit of legwork because you must have guests full names and DOB’s to get them through the gate. But if you have the time and the access to the DBC, highly worth it!

We had our 25^th Anniversary party at the Galaxy Room and it was wonderful. The whole event was approximately $ 25 per person, including tax and gratuity. What we got:
A room for 100 guests
Dance Floor
Projection Table
Projection Screen
Punch Fountain/​Table & 3 gallons of Punch
Cake table & plates for our cupcakes
Gift Table
Reception Table
No Host (pay as you go) Bar @ $ 50 per hour if sales didn’t go to $ 50 per hour
Champagne Toast
Buffet Dinner:
Green Salad
Potato Salad
Tomato and Cucumber Salad
Ambrosia
Corn
Green Beans with Almonds
Rice Pilaf
Potato’s Au Gratin
London Broil
Fried Chicken
Baked Cod
Rolls
Tea, Ice Tea & Coffee
(I got my cupcakes at Sam’s club for $ 12 for 30)
We hired our own DJ and got a great photographer on Craigslist.
We had the room from 6:00 pm to midnight and the staff were very helpful. They kept us relaxed when the DJ was lost and ended up arrived 45 minutes late — Never let ‘em see you sweat!