Manor

Nothing special, but very good home made donuts.

This Place, Being in a Hotel, Surprised Me with Good Food.

I’ve always been weary about restaurants connected to hotels, but this one was good. I think hotels are starting to step up their offerings and using restaurants as another revenue stream for business trips and folks vacationing at their properties. The restaurant has a nice set-up with a typical dining room and a section near large windows, almost giving you the feeling of being outside, but still being able to avoid the humidity and enjoy air conditioning. I ordered their Chicken Lettuce Wraps and was met with a lot of toppings and a generous portion of chicken. The lettuce pieces looked a little too small to make wraps that would’ve been easy to hold so I just chopped everything up and had a chicken salad. My recommendation would be to get large pieces of lettuce and/or use Bib lettuce. Not a big deal at all, because the veggies were fresh and the chicken flavorful. One other note of caution is ordering soda—I asked for a Coke Zero and got it in a can. They don’t have fountain drinks, so beware that you will get a single-serving can. Again, not a big deal, but the servers should let patrons know that’s what they’ll get.

Overall, this was a good restaurant in a good hotel. I would recommend this place for lunch or dinner, especially if you want a quick/easy meal in a hotel after a long day of traveling.

I had lunch here twice after 1pm. The service was exceptional both times. Very polite staff and food came out super quickly. I definitely recommend checking this place out after the breakfast time. Breakfast was very busy, and is a completely different experience. I recommend trying fish tacos for lunch and an omelette for breakfast, super delicious!