Hotel breakfast in the morning turns into a pizzeria at lunch.Flatbread pizza was good.Steak sandwich was too greasy.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
Simon Moore
If you like tiny pizza slices delivered 1 every 10 minutes or so, along with suspicious food guards who make sure you don't share even a bite -- even though you have your own $36 salmon plate, then Savor is the place to visit!The location is beautiful, conveniently placed, plenty of space. The food is very good as well. Tasty, flavorful, diverse. Problem: Too many guests must have stolen pizza slices between the 10-min distribution period.Buffets are usually a terrible idea (cue the over-eating American diabetic). Savor isn't a buffet. It's a mysterious menu you can't determine until you arrive in person. Once there, you have 2 options:1. Pizza samples "all night"2. Menu entréeNever the twain shall meet, else, you are monitored all night to ensure you don't take a bite across the table. *note: the rounds are made so infrequent, most digestion happens, causing the diners to orherwise eat more.Summary:Everyone shares, but shouldn't be gluttonous. Savor needs to analyze it's format. If someone pays for the $25 pizza fest, and orders an entrée, they should be entitled to share a bite or 2. This format can't last. If it does, people have more $ and patience than I thought.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 3
Paul
We reserved an outside table, when we arrived we told there were no outside tables available. Outside was reserved for larger groups, we were a party of two. We seated in a booth inside. The noise level was louder than my old highschool cafeteria with 300 + teenagers. After 3 minutes we got up and left. Cannot comment on food we weren't there long enough....
For an all you can eat pizza experience, they sure wanted to get us out of there. After being there for 15 minutes and eating one slice, one of the people came over to ask if we were ready for dessert. Um....no. Then they looked offended that we didn't want a slice of what they were bringing around. So then they ended up just asking us what we wanted. And again asked if we were done. When done with our meal, the person who was there to clean up and flip our table was at our side before we could even finish paying the bill. And at $26 pp (over $100 for pizza for four), I would have expected more.
Choulis Z.
Ordered two pizzas and a salad to go about an hour ago. Watched them drop the two pizza boxes, completely over and partially open. Then this lady picks it up and tries to re-box it. I watched her touch the pizza with her hands, transfer the dropped pizza into a new box. I confronted her and told her not to do that. Gross and unacceptable. We had left a tip with our order and wish we didn't. The manager was rude when I told her what happened. She didn't care. Gross ass mother f*ckers. Over priced frozen pizza.
stevej
This was our first visit to Savor. It will not be our last. The staff were all friendly and accommodating, even when we had a slight change to our reservation. All of the staff worked hard to ensure that we enjoyed ourselves and feasted on delicious food. Thank You! See you next time we are in the area.
JornOtte
An absolute pleasure to eat here. If you are a pizza lover then this is truly the place to go. Essentially all-you-care-to-eat pizzas with a wide variety of flavors that they deliver to your table. Pick and choose which ones you want, including fantastic dessert pizzas at the end of the meal. Cannot speak highly enough about this great place.
kimN
My daughter's cheer team stayed at the hotel and about 40 of us decided to have dinner here. The manager, Olivia went above and beyond for us. The entire staff was wonderful. The concept of a walking pizza buffet was so fun! I recommend this place. It was a lot of fun!
Ed Jue Real Estate
Nice staff, food was ok, nothing special, priced on the high side for the menu. Almost $24 bucks for burger with no drink!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 5
Shante A.
What more could I say about Savor?! You have to experience for yourself! I know they once had this delicious Caesar Salad (with anchovies.) It was my first time ever trying anchovies, now I love them in Caesar Salads. I recently discovered they have a $26 all you can eat pizza special. You receive a cup of soup, a charcuterie board, all you can eat pizza including dessert pizza. My party discovered it was less expensive to order a bottle of wine instead of individual glasses for a party of 4. The service was amazing until the pizza rounds slowed down, lol, but that was because they were making more pizzas. The ambiance of the restaurant appears upscale, elegant, and intimate but, you could totally get away with dressing casual which we did and almost everyone else as well.
Really cool idea that unfortunately didn't really deliver for us.Fairly inexpensive, so our expectations may have been too high, but we came with a large party and the speed of service was extremely slow. We often ran out of water, even with bottles on the table,band most of the time when rounds of pizza came out there wasn't enough for the whole table to try one or both. This speed of service was also terrible for our vegetarian diners who sometimes got nothing to eat for long stretches since both available pizzas had meat.Parking was also fairly expensive for a dinner and the signage was somewhat confusing, though that might have more to do with the hotel signage than the restaurant.The staff were pleasant and kind, and the pizza itself was quite good and fairly varied in type. Though we personally weren't huge on the dessert pizzas, that felt more like preference than a quality issue.I think this would be a great place for take out or room service.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 2
Isaac D.
Pizza was over all quiet good 6/10 the dessert pizza SUCKED 3/10 I was expecting like a Nutella pizza instead we got a berry pizza it was ok 4/10 but the other one was this coconut pizza with only taste like the dough 2/10 the service was quite good at the start but they took 30 minutes to make the dessert pizza witch was not worth the wait for it went back to my air b&b and had a ice cream bar from Costco witch was way better then there dessert
Doug Cirruzzo
The staff was great, fast service and genuinely nice. Needs to be remodeled but service makes up for any short
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 5
Alexis Hershey
Great place to try new flavors of pizza. Excellent service.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Honey Bear, Soup and Charcuterie Board, Fruit Dessert Pizza
Andie G.
The concept of all you can eat pizza with the pizza coming to you is great, however it should be a little more clear. Rather than just the explanation on the menu, there should be a sign at the host stand. The pizza offerings were great with something everyone at our table loved! I appreciated how clean and efficient everything was, as well as the modern atmosphere! If you are planning on going to Disneyland/DCA directly after your meal, be sure to not over eat or a least give yourself a break- it's hard to decline all of the slices that come to your table!
Hotel breakfast in the morning turns into a pizzeria at lunch.Flatbread pizza was good.Steak sandwich was too greasy.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
If you like tiny pizza slices delivered 1 every 10 minutes or so, along with suspicious food guards who make sure you don't share even a bite -- even though you have your own $36 salmon plate, then Savor is the place to visit!The location is beautiful, conveniently placed, plenty of space. The food is very good as well. Tasty, flavorful, diverse. Problem: Too many guests must have stolen pizza slices between the 10-min distribution period.Buffets are usually a terrible idea (cue the over-eating American diabetic). Savor isn't a buffet. It's a mysterious menu you can't determine until you arrive in person. Once there, you have 2 options:1. Pizza samples "all night"2. Menu entréeNever the twain shall meet, else, you are monitored all night to ensure you don't take a bite across the table. *note: the rounds are made so infrequent, most digestion happens, causing the diners to orherwise eat more.Summary:Everyone shares, but shouldn't be gluttonous. Savor needs to analyze it's format. If someone pays for the $25 pizza fest, and orders an entrée, they should be entitled to share a bite or 2. This format can't last. If it does, people have more $ and patience than I thought.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 3
We reserved an outside table, when we arrived we told there were no outside tables available. Outside was reserved for larger groups, we were a party of two. We seated in a booth inside. The noise level was louder than my old highschool cafeteria with 300 + teenagers. After 3 minutes we got up and left. Cannot comment on food we weren't there long enough....
For an all you can eat pizza experience, they sure wanted to get us out of there. After being there for 15 minutes and eating one slice, one of the people came over to ask if we were ready for dessert. Um....no. Then they looked offended that we didn't want a slice of what they were bringing around. So then they ended up just asking us what we wanted. And again asked if we were done. When done with our meal, the person who was there to clean up and flip our table was at our side before we could even finish paying the bill. And at $26 pp (over $100 for pizza for four), I would have expected more.
Ordered two pizzas and a salad to go about an hour ago. Watched them drop the two pizza boxes, completely over and partially open. Then this lady picks it up and tries to re-box it. I watched her touch the pizza with her hands, transfer the dropped pizza into a new box. I confronted her and told her not to do that. Gross and unacceptable. We had left a tip with our order and wish we didn't. The manager was rude when I told her what happened. She didn't care. Gross ass mother f*ckers. Over priced frozen pizza.
This was our first visit to Savor. It will not be our last. The staff were all friendly and accommodating, even when we had a slight change to our reservation. All of the staff worked hard to ensure that we enjoyed ourselves and feasted on delicious food. Thank You! See you next time we are in the area.
An absolute pleasure to eat here. If you are a pizza lover then this is truly the place to go. Essentially all-you-care-to-eat pizzas with a wide variety of flavors that they deliver to your table. Pick and choose which ones you want, including fantastic dessert pizzas at the end of the meal. Cannot speak highly enough about this great place.
My daughter's cheer team stayed at the hotel and about 40 of us decided to have dinner here. The manager, Olivia went above and beyond for us. The entire staff was wonderful. The concept of a walking pizza buffet was so fun! I recommend this place. It was a lot of fun!
Nice staff, food was ok, nothing special, priced on the high side for the menu. Almost $24 bucks for burger with no drink!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 5
What more could I say about Savor?! You have to experience for yourself! I know they once had this delicious Caesar Salad (with anchovies.) It was my first time ever trying anchovies, now I love them in Caesar Salads. I recently discovered they have a $26 all you can eat pizza special. You receive a cup of soup, a charcuterie board, all you can eat pizza including dessert pizza. My party discovered it was less expensive to order a bottle of wine instead of individual glasses for a party of 4. The service was amazing until the pizza rounds slowed down, lol, but that was because they were making more pizzas. The ambiance of the restaurant appears upscale, elegant, and intimate but, you could totally get away with dressing casual which we did and almost everyone else as well.
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Really cool idea that unfortunately didn't really deliver for us.Fairly inexpensive, so our expectations may have been too high, but we came with a large party and the speed of service was extremely slow. We often ran out of water, even with bottles on the table,band most of the time when rounds of pizza came out there wasn't enough for the whole table to try one or both. This speed of service was also terrible for our vegetarian diners who sometimes got nothing to eat for long stretches since both available pizzas had meat.Parking was also fairly expensive for a dinner and the signage was somewhat confusing, though that might have more to do with the hotel signage than the restaurant.The staff were pleasant and kind, and the pizza itself was quite good and fairly varied in type. Though we personally weren't huge on the dessert pizzas, that felt more like preference than a quality issue.I think this would be a great place for take out or room service.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 2
Pizza was over all quiet good 6/10 the dessert pizza SUCKED 3/10 I was expecting like a Nutella pizza instead we got a berry pizza it was ok 4/10 but the other one was this coconut pizza with only taste like the dough 2/10 the service was quite good at the start but they took 30 minutes to make the dessert pizza witch was not worth the wait for it went back to my air b&b and had a ice cream bar from Costco witch was way better then there dessert
The staff was great, fast service and genuinely nice. Needs to be remodeled but service makes up for any short
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 5
Great place to try new flavors of pizza. Excellent service.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Honey Bear, Soup and Charcuterie Board, Fruit Dessert Pizza
The concept of all you can eat pizza with the pizza coming to you is great, however it should be a little more clear. Rather than just the explanation on the menu, there should be a sign at the host stand. The pizza offerings were great with something everyone at our table loved! I appreciated how clean and efficient everything was, as well as the modern atmosphere! If you are planning on going to Disneyland/DCA directly after your meal, be sure to not over eat or a least give yourself a break- it's hard to decline all of the slices that come to your table!