Restaurant has happy hour from 5p-7p including drinks. Bbq pulled pork sandwich with fried, don't skip the garlic aioli . Also right inside the hotel, no driving required. Friendly staff, Derrick is great !
Heather Boyce
The food presentation was decent, but thee burger and fries were too salty. There was hair on the plate so it was sent back to the kitchen. Thee new burger was a little smaller than the first one. The GM comped it and added a delicious marquis cake.
Sara Imam
Called Embassy Suites phone line and they said everything was open as normal spoke to front desk and the restaurant has been closed for a year (due to COVID). Gross miscommunication from Embassy Main
Plowboy87
I had their Chicken and Waffles, it was outstanding. Good beers on tap, the service was a little slow but they did acknowlede they were slow.
Jorge Urquidi
Nobody at the host stand for over 10 minutes. After finally being taken to the seat and asking for water, the hostess/waitress disappeared, never to return. Walked out 10 mins afterwards, since the staff was nowhere to be found.
Paul Andrews
Service was average. No complaints there. Food was underwhelming and over priced. If you can, go elsewhere.
Jerald Wesley Hardin Sr
Very nice environment and friendly people
Baylor Latham
Very slow service, took us an hour to get our food!
Jessica P
Ordered two sandwiches, a child's pasta and a child's mac n cheese.... Took over 45 minte minutes for it to come out. Wasn't really worth waiting for.
Kathryn Hatfield
Perfectly acceptable hotel restaurant; food is good, for the most part, with one or two dishes being excellent and one or two sub-par. Prices aren't low but they're not outrageous for a place of this type, and it's a comfortable place with a lot of room, some booths as well as tables, and a private dining room.
Very good service, pear bread pudding was wonderful
Mister D.
The bar staff was friendly but the restaurant staff was incredibly rude when I tried to sit down in the restaurant. I had the chicken and waffles which was a little weird since the waffles have bacon cooked into them. I had reservations about this and asked about having the bacon removed but apparently it's already prepared in the batter this way. To ease my concerns they brought me a side of standalone bacon. When the food came out, you really couldn't taste the bacon in the waffles and I had went with the bartenders suggestion to get regular syrup instead of spicy syrup. The seasoning and batter used on the chicken was unique and an acquired taste that after eating about half of it, I discovered I just wasn't mean to acquire. Service was ok bordering lackluster as my drink sat empty for a while (it's worth noting the cup sizes here are like half a soda can when you add ice so you may as well serve two drinks at a time) before a bartender came over to refill it because they were all hiding out on the backside of the bar socializing. Price to food portion ratio is better-than-average here.
Brandy Smith
Way overpriced. We were hungry and it was Thanksgiving so our options were limited. They had a special for Thanksgiving that was 32.00. The meal consisted of mediocre banquet food at best. We were incredibly disappointed
davidhS3975RT
We had 2 meals from the Grille via room service and couldn’t be happier with the food. We had the 202 club with fries one night and the burger and fries the next night. While some might think the meals are pricey, you get huge portions of great tasting food. Both times we were told it would be 30 mins and both times it took 20 mins or less. Couldn’t have been happier.
Charlene C.
OK for hotel food. I ordered the pan-crusted salmon with rice pilaf dish. It was cooked in coconut curry sauce and garnished with a side of garlicky green beans. It was nice and not too heavy. $23 though. It came with a side of jalapeno corn bread...that was a disappointment. The bread was re-warmed and dry. Also, the honey cream cheese it came with was frozen still. My colleague got the seared ahi tuna salad. He said it was fishy so he only ate the salad. He then ordered the creme brulee cheesecake. That was pretty much a store bought cheese cake slice drizzled in caramel. Three stars is fair. At least we didn't need to drive somewhere to get food when it's 8:30PM.
Restaurant has happy hour from 5p-7p including drinks. Bbq pulled pork sandwich with fried, don't skip the garlic aioli . Also right inside the hotel, no driving required. Friendly staff, Derrick is great !
The food presentation was decent, but thee burger and fries were too salty. There was hair on the plate so it was sent back to the kitchen. Thee new burger was a little smaller than the first one. The GM comped it and added a delicious marquis cake.
Called Embassy Suites phone line and they said everything was open as normal spoke to front desk and the restaurant has been closed for a year (due to COVID). Gross miscommunication from Embassy Main
I had their Chicken and Waffles, it was outstanding. Good beers on tap, the service was a little slow but they did acknowlede they were slow.
Nobody at the host stand for over 10 minutes. After finally being taken to the seat and asking for water, the hostess/waitress disappeared, never to return. Walked out 10 mins afterwards, since the staff was nowhere to be found.
Service was average. No complaints there. Food was underwhelming and over priced. If you can, go elsewhere.
Very nice environment and friendly people
Very slow service, took us an hour to get our food!
Ordered two sandwiches, a child's pasta and a child's mac n cheese.... Took over 45 minte minutes for it to come out. Wasn't really worth waiting for.
Perfectly acceptable hotel restaurant; food is good, for the most part, with one or two dishes being excellent and one or two sub-par. Prices aren't low but they're not outrageous for a place of this type, and it's a comfortable place with a lot of room, some booths as well as tables, and a private dining room.
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Very good service, pear bread pudding was wonderful
The bar staff was friendly but the restaurant staff was incredibly rude when I tried to sit down in the restaurant. I had the chicken and waffles which was a little weird since the waffles have bacon cooked into them. I had reservations about this and asked about having the bacon removed but apparently it's already prepared in the batter this way. To ease my concerns they brought me a side of standalone bacon. When the food came out, you really couldn't taste the bacon in the waffles and I had went with the bartenders suggestion to get regular syrup instead of spicy syrup. The seasoning and batter used on the chicken was unique and an acquired taste that after eating about half of it, I discovered I just wasn't mean to acquire. Service was ok bordering lackluster as my drink sat empty for a while (it's worth noting the cup sizes here are like half a soda can when you add ice so you may as well serve two drinks at a time) before a bartender came over to refill it because they were all hiding out on the backside of the bar socializing. Price to food portion ratio is better-than-average here.
Way overpriced. We were hungry and it was Thanksgiving so our options were limited. They had a special for Thanksgiving that was 32.00. The meal consisted of mediocre banquet food at best. We were incredibly disappointed
We had 2 meals from the Grille via room service and couldn’t be happier with the food. We had the 202 club with fries one night and the burger and fries the next night. While some might think the meals are pricey, you get huge portions of great tasting food. Both times we were told it would be 30 mins and both times it took 20 mins or less. Couldn’t have been happier.
OK for hotel food. I ordered the pan-crusted salmon with rice pilaf dish. It was cooked in coconut curry sauce and garnished with a side of garlicky green beans. It was nice and not too heavy. $23 though. It came with a side of jalapeno corn bread...that was a disappointment. The bread was re-warmed and dry. Also, the honey cream cheese it came with was frozen still. My colleague got the seared ahi tuna salad. He said it was fishy so he only ate the salad. He then ordered the creme brulee cheesecake. That was pretty much a store bought cheese cake slice drizzled in caramel. Three stars is fair. At least we didn't need to drive somewhere to get food when it's 8:30PM.