D Street Bar & Grill

Had the pesto chicken sandwich. Chicken cooked a bit too much. The fries were great and the Arnold Palmer was nice and sweet. Ambiance was almost nil. Service was ok. I had to ask for a menu. Wouldn’t eat here again, but bar seemed fine.

This unpretentious hotel restaurant/​bistro was awesome .
The service is amazing, the bartender Ulysses makes you feel like you were in his home, he was kind, friendly, and very accommodating, he was very happy to alter the non vegan menu to serve me. The chef came out to let me know my needs were not a problem .
I had a vege sandwich that was a perfect balance of crunch and fresh. Love the people they made the food special …
They have great music ajuke box And pool table.

Not bad, not great. Service was slow. Chinese chicken salad was blasé at best. Cocktail served in wrong glass. Average hotel bar and grill.

Honestly so disappointing.
We were staying at this hotel so we decided to just eat here.
Took about 15 minutes to get served and the only reason we did was because my sister went to the bar and asked if waiters came to our table or if we had to just order at the bar. They come to your table.
We ordered the steak! EEEEWW!!! I could barely chew it. So tough and fatty. Never got re fills on the beverages. Waited sooo long to get the check. Service was awful and it wasn’t very busy. Bartenders/​waiters all behind the bar chit chatting.
I dont recommend this place unless maybe you sit at the bar and you don’t want food?! Good Luck!

Happy hour is the best! 4−7daily $ 3 draft beer, $ 5 nachos grande. All appetizers are awesome… Alberto the bartender hooks it up!

Most in-​hotel restaurants are pretty much the same, and this is no exception.
In the evening, their «happy hour» is pretty good, with tasty food and $ 3 beer. The service is great, and you get a great burger (veggie or not) with a big mound of fries.
Breakfast options are a bit more limited. You can get the free continental breakfast outside, but you are confined to sugar (including juice), starch, and coffee. The ultimate option resides in the $ 14 buffet breakfast where you can get as much protein as you can stuff in your mouth. The eggs are powdered, and taste more like plastic than egg, but there’s lots of other options if you want to pay the $$$ to get the buffet.
Yeah, pretty pricey if you want to get a big breakfast, but it’s in a hotel – you expected that. It’s still decent, and much better overall than Spires Restaurant down the street.

Good food, good service, welcome atmosphere, laid back feel.

inners of marriott hotel… sports bar restaurant for guests… coin pool table and free fresh popcorn… meals averaging $fifteen including a drink… mega-​good sandwiches… thick ‘n’ filling… pleasing for hungry patrons… bottle of coors light to wash… rueben with «torpedo» roll request… a meaty goodness to refuel… side of extra coated crispy fries plenty for filler and compliment… miniscule crabcakes and thick coated calamari a downer… a disappointment to good sandwich side orders… extra large… heavy pour mixers a needed upper… overall meal a mix of goods and bads… but, satisfying nontheless…