Op 1906 Bar & Grille

OP 1906 was our top lunch pick for Restaurant Week! The menu sounded amazing. For the most part, the food met my expectations. Gumbo was great, the sandwich was meh (chicken was very dry) and the dessert was really good!

Tried to go here for a new lunch place during Kc restaurant week. Menu items looked tasty and the location looks trendy and fun. As soon as we walked up to be seated we were informed the kitchen was only open from 12 – 2 and 5 – 10 even though their restaurant week listing had no time info on it. To add insult to injury we had walked up at 2:05, and the entire restaurant was empty but they made no effort to accommodate us. The person behind the bar was rude and short in her explanation. Looks like this place thinks it’s a little too big for itself, you’re an empty restaurant in a hotel lobby for gosh sakes. Won’t even attempt to come again. In an industry that thrives on service this place is an absolute joke.

Decent hotel resturant, attentive and polite service, mostly empty dining room. Cornflake fried Chicken, garlic mashed potatos with green beans was good but not anything spectacular. I was surprised at the limited menu. Chocolate cheesecake was quite cold and lacked taste.
Adjacent bar and lounge much busier even at 730pm.

Great restaurant for exceptional food especially for a hotel restaurant. Typically hotels just provide mediocre food but it’s apparent that the Sheraton prides themselves in their food quality and presentation. Must try the Salmon Salad and the Salmon Sandwich. Salmon has a pastrami rub and it all melts in your mouth. And enjoy it with a glass of Souverain wine. You won’t regret it!

I highly recommend this restaurant inside the Sheraton. Valet park your car and they will validate your parking. The staff was friendly and attentive. We ordered the hummus and fried chicken. It was totally amazing, and oh don’t miss out on the French fries! I guarantee you will love the food if you order my suggestion!

John Taffer could really help this place. I bought a mango martini for my wife that came in a wine glass with two cherries instead of a martini glass. She’s said it was really good and got me one. The second martini did come in a martini glass, instead of a wine glass but was garnished with an orange slice. My wife ordered a second martini at the same time and it was served in a champaign flute with no garnish at all.
I want consistency in what I order. Two drinks on the same menu should be the same regardless of which mixologist makes it. Also, martini’s should be served in martini glasses, wine in a wine glass, etc…
The drinks were really good, just not consistently the same.
The drink menu was very long, pages. It had one entire page just for martini’s. I would like a simplified drink menu, one-​two pages both front and back. If they have 50 «signature» drinks there is no consistency and if I walk up to a bar in a hotel for a mixed drink, I want it to be quick and easy. The last thing you want after a long day is to make even more decisions. Just give me something that tastes good (they did) and if I want a second one make it the same as the first (they did not).
I know very little about mixed drinks. Don’t make them at home and very rarely order them. The easier they make the process and product the better. I do know that.

The service was just «okay.» What really gives this bar/​restaurant a bad score was the service. The waitress wasn’t to pleasant. Considering the majority of its customers being hotel guests, you would think the staff would be a lot more pleasant and tourist-​ecentric. This wasn’t the case however. Instead, we were attended to by a seemingly unhappy waitress/​cocktail server who showed zero desire to smile.
The crab cakes on the other hand, were delightful! Paired with a few brews and a montage of fellow Raiders fans, college football on the numerous screens, and a handful of Raider legends, really made this place a win.

Happy hour: not on Friday nights.
The blue lighting job behind the bar is cool. The hanging pendant lights are too. As are the tv’s with which you can watch Duke get crushed, like they need to be destroyed in March Madness to obliterate the hopes and dreams of all people who fanboy Duke to death, whether or not they academically could have been accepted into Duke.
Other than that: overpriced like an airport bar for a weak cocktail.
If you are staying at the Sheraton or nearby in the convention center it is close. But other places are a few blocks away, better, and cheaper if you are willing to walk or you have a car.