Waited 30 min for service. Never got it. Looks like one server for the whole place.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 1
M55EAH
Stopped here for a quick dinner after a long flight. The quesadilla was delicious and the calamari was super fresh - Brent was so attentive and it was a lovely start to our holiday.
Dale Hill
Mr Joe service provided excelent service with great food
Michelle Solomon
My boyfriend and I stayed at the Doubletree for a long weekend (Concert too!) and we had a couple opportunities to sit at the sports bar in Peyton’s Place in the hotel.We ordered food & drinks and had a great experience with Joe the bartender/server. He is a delight with a very interesting work history! Ask him!Wheelchair accessibility: Appears to be one level and has wide entrances.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Janice A.
I was staying at the Hilton and decided to eat here for lunch. The soup was delicious and I had the salmon with rice pilaf... I'm speechless.... It was just soo delicious!
Joana Casanova
Stop by and see Jojo at the bar, he will always remember your face and your drink of choice! What a MVP!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
David Seward
The self-serve buffet breakfast was extremely expensive. Not even as good as the free breakfast at a Hampton Inn.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 3
Sandy Reynolds
I am disturbed as a local, that your Hotel gave no warnings to those people allowing their dogs, much less people in any kind of water.I’m a proud Floridian, but be forewarned we have large scare predators no water is safe totally safe here.
Peter Verdecchia
I ordered via room service and thought the food was surprisingly good.
Jeffrey S.
An understaffed venue with no hostess, waiters or busboys - though Seth and Joe, the do everything bartenders, are very nice and efficient handling everything.The food is okay. Quesadilla, kale avocado salad and hummus appetizer are good. The dressed hamburger is a big meal.The space too large for the business volume so it feels like eating in a airplane hanger, though decor is okay.
I usually don't necessarily eat at a restaurant in my hotel when staying there but I made an exception while here and was glad I did. Not only did I eat dinner here once bit it was good and I came back the next day. Also as highlighted by others the waiter here is probably one of the best I have ever met and he also works the bar too. First the menu has a decent selection of dinner/ lunch items. I had an excellent fish sandwich the first dinner followed by shrimp and grits the second night. We had the excellent service both nights and didnt have to wait long for our food. This place is a real hidden gem and well worth a visit.
beckyrF3941NB
The food was fairly good. We liked the spinach artichoke dip, dry rub wings, Mahi Mahi sandwich, and pasta. If it were just the food I'd say an average hotel restaurant and worth the value if you didnt want to drive elsewhere. However, Joe the waiter who asked our names and remembered, Made the experience exceptional and we returned the next night when we saw he was working. They do not have a kids menu, but ge was able to quickly name some items our 9 year old might like.
MMOsforLife
It's understandable that travel related restaurant/bars typically do not offer the most economical prices. But this hotel is going a bit too far. $7.50 for a domestic 12 Oz bottled beer? $17.00 for a dressed cheeseburger and fries? And that's about the lowest priced "entrée" on the menu, it goes well higher after that.The restaurant's prices might be a little more palatable if its location was more isolated. But that is not the case. It's very close to a large mall with many eateries, and walking distance to several fast food places. This hotel is even adjacent to a Sam's Club! Keep that in mind if you choose to stay there. Some staying at the hotel on business accounts may not care. But there are plenty of very nice alternatives nearby that would make throwing down $60.00 for a solo dinner and a couple of imports worth it. This restaurant needs to reconsider its pricing.
Matthew Masters
It's understandable that travel related restaurant/bars typically do not offer the most economical prices. But this hotel is going a bit too far. $7.50 for a domestic 12 Oz bottled beer? $17.00 for a dressed cheeseburger and fries? And that's about the lowest priced "entrée" on the menu, it goes well higher after that.The restaurant's prices might be a little more palatable if its location was more isolated. But that is not the case. It's very close to a large mall with many eateries, and walking distance to several fast food places. This hotel is even adjacent to a Sam's Club! Keep that in mind if you choose to stay there. Some staying at the hotel on business accounts may not care. But there are plenty of very nice alternatives nearby that would make throwing down $60.00 for a solo dinner and a couple of imports worth it. This restaurant needs to reconsider its pricing.
Waited 30 min for service. Never got it. Looks like one server for the whole place.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 1
Stopped here for a quick dinner after a long flight. The quesadilla was delicious and the calamari was super fresh - Brent was so attentive and it was a lovely start to our holiday.
Mr Joe service provided excelent service with great food
My boyfriend and I stayed at the Doubletree for a long weekend (Concert too!) and we had a couple opportunities to sit at the sports bar in Peyton’s Place in the hotel.We ordered food & drinks and had a great experience with Joe the bartender/server. He is a delight with a very interesting work history! Ask him!Wheelchair accessibility: Appears to be one level and has wide entrances.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
I was staying at the Hilton and decided to eat here for lunch. The soup was delicious and I had the salmon with rice pilaf... I'm speechless.... It was just soo delicious!
Stop by and see Jojo at the bar, he will always remember your face and your drink of choice! What a MVP!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
The self-serve buffet breakfast was extremely expensive. Not even as good as the free breakfast at a Hampton Inn.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 3
I am disturbed as a local, that your Hotel gave no warnings to those people allowing their dogs, much less people in any kind of water.I’m a proud Floridian, but be forewarned we have large scare predators no water is safe totally safe here.
I ordered via room service and thought the food was surprisingly good.
An understaffed venue with no hostess, waiters or busboys - though Seth and Joe, the do everything bartenders, are very nice and efficient handling everything.The food is okay. Quesadilla, kale avocado salad and hummus appetizer are good. The dressed hamburger is a big meal.The space too large for the business volume so it feels like eating in a airplane hanger, though decor is okay.
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I usually don't necessarily eat at a restaurant in my hotel when staying there but I made an exception while here and was glad I did. Not only did I eat dinner here once bit it was good and I came back the next day. Also as highlighted by others the waiter here is probably one of the best I have ever met and he also works the bar too. First the menu has a decent selection of dinner/ lunch items. I had an excellent fish sandwich the first dinner followed by shrimp and grits the second night. We had the excellent service both nights and didnt have to wait long for our food. This place is a real hidden gem and well worth a visit.
The food was fairly good. We liked the spinach artichoke dip, dry rub wings, Mahi Mahi sandwich, and pasta. If it were just the food I'd say an average hotel restaurant and worth the value if you didnt want to drive elsewhere. However, Joe the waiter who asked our names and remembered, Made the experience exceptional and we returned the next night when we saw he was working. They do not have a kids menu, but ge was able to quickly name some items our 9 year old might like.
It's understandable that travel related restaurant/bars typically do not offer the most economical prices. But this hotel is going a bit too far. $7.50 for a domestic 12 Oz bottled beer? $17.00 for a dressed cheeseburger and fries? And that's about the lowest priced "entrée" on the menu, it goes well higher after that.The restaurant's prices might be a little more palatable if its location was more isolated. But that is not the case. It's very close to a large mall with many eateries, and walking distance to several fast food places. This hotel is even adjacent to a Sam's Club! Keep that in mind if you choose to stay there. Some staying at the hotel on business accounts may not care. But there are plenty of very nice alternatives nearby that would make throwing down $60.00 for a solo dinner and a couple of imports worth it. This restaurant needs to reconsider its pricing.
It's understandable that travel related restaurant/bars typically do not offer the most economical prices. But this hotel is going a bit too far. $7.50 for a domestic 12 Oz bottled beer? $17.00 for a dressed cheeseburger and fries? And that's about the lowest priced "entrée" on the menu, it goes well higher after that.The restaurant's prices might be a little more palatable if its location was more isolated. But that is not the case. It's very close to a large mall with many eateries, and walking distance to several fast food places. This hotel is even adjacent to a Sam's Club! Keep that in mind if you choose to stay there. Some staying at the hotel on business accounts may not care. But there are plenty of very nice alternatives nearby that would make throwing down $60.00 for a solo dinner and a couple of imports worth it. This restaurant needs to reconsider its pricing.
Food is even more exceptional now!