The International Cafe

We have often found that hotel restaurants aren’t that great, but. . we decided to try this one for convenience sake — and SOOO glad we did!
First, please note that it is in the Doubletree, NOT Radison Hotel — they changed a year or so ago.
Our server was VERY pleasant and there is a nice variety of items on the menu (chicken, steak, fish). We had crab cakes to start with. My husband really liked them; I thought they were OK and have certainly had better.
Our main dishes were good — my husband had the soup and salad bar which was very nice — 2 types of soup and several very nice salads — and I had a grilled veggie sandwich which was very good (on a focaccia and with garlic aoili.)
The ambiance is nice — very open and overlooking the hotel main area with an indoor cascading water fall.
We would not hesitate to eat here again.

Frozen pancakes at a Hilton?
Service was horrible. Pancakes tasted like frozen! Hashbrowns were horrible and had no flavor! For a Hilton hotel my expectations were higher.

I ordered this as room service at the Doubletree Hotel so it may have impacted the quality, but the Creole Chicken Pasta was very dry (both the pasta and chicken). I wouldn’t recommend it at all. The Cobb salad was very large and good. The Chocolate Cake was also very good. I would recommend it if you are looking for a rich chocolatey treat.

It’s a hotel lobby, what did you expect? Not great, but nice staff and right next to Theatre. Good pre-​show place, but little else.

after 8 days driving and 8 hotel/​motel stays we opted for the doubletree. knew they would be able to feed us. so many times hotels just serve get by food, but we really enjoyed our dinner. we ordered the flat iron steak and the chicken Jerusalem and found both entrees completely acceptable. our server was perfect, polite but not too too friendly. no complaints other than the wine list leaves much to be desired. we live by the Hyatt in downtown sacramento and their restaurant, Dawsons could take cues from this location. if I lived in fresno I wouldn’t hesitate to dine there again.

Standard hotel food. The food was mediocre but convenient. Our biggest disappointment was the service. We received the wrong order and when talking to our waitress about it she said that we hadn’t ordered the meal by it’s complete name so she assumed we meant something else. We didn’t eat anything on the plate and she never offered to get us anything else.

My husband and I were hesitant to try this place out because a bad Unilocal review but the area didn’t offer many breakfast places. We came here and ordered breakfast and I was pleasantly surprised! The place was pretty busy and the service was still good! Great prices and tasty food! I got the two egg breakfast and my hubby got the Spanish skillet. Both were very good! Not one complaint.
Side note, the hotel has changed owners and is no longer a radisson which is probably why food is better.

We have stayed at the hotel and eat almost every day here two years ago, food was great! This year we are enjoying it too service a little bit slow… but we are in no hurry :-)

Very expensive and food is just meh…
Wouldn’t go here if I had other choices, but it was decent since I didn’t have a car and was staying in the Radisson.
Even though the food was way over-​priced for the quality, the quantity was pretty big and the servers were very nice and attentive.

The service was poor. The food was terrible. I would not recommend this place to my worst enemy. It took one hour and twenty minutes to have dinner here on a Monday night with a total of six people in the restaurant and that included my party of three. Entrée was fair, all sides had no flavor. They brought bread to the table that smelled horribly. Tasted even worse.

So good!
This place is FANTASTIC if you like hairs in your egg whites, the greasiest and slimiest hash browns on the west coast, and a server with the warmth of North Pole, this café in the Radisson is just for you!
Now, I wasn’t actually looking for any of those things so I found the entire breakfast disgusting and inedible, but hey that’s just me.

What a shock! The restaurant at the Radisson in Fresno, CA is terrible. After a long morning hiking in Yosemite Nat’l Park, and a 3 hour drive we settled in to the really not bad 3 star hotel across from the Conference Center downtown. My family and I were tired and decided against my better judgement to just grab a quick dinner in the hotel rather than pay for a cab to a better place – big mistake! Service is terrible, food is barely OK. It’s best to take what this hotel can offer – good rates, OK location (near airport), a ‘we-​try-​harder’ attitude… but stay away from the restaurant. A nearby Castillo’s for Mexican food would be a far better bet.