Asador

Overall decent food. Guacamole likely wasn't fresh made. Beyond Burger was pretty basic. My wife though her iceberg salad was so so. Truffle fries we good. Ambience and decor were excellent. Service was as awesome.

Went here on Valentine's day and was a bit worried as it was located within a hotel, but decided to take the chance as many other places were booked and this place looked worth giving a chance. I worried for naught, I enjoyed everything! The ambience, service, and food were all great. The server was very patient and was happy to talk about the questions we had about the menu. We ordered a lot of his recommendations (unfortunately I can't remember his name), and I'm glad we did because everything was great. The brussel sprouts were crisped and seasoned just right, pork belly and steak were cooked to the perfect level of chewiness, and the desserts were sweet and interesting, in a good way. We will be coming back again soon.

First time here. Came on a Saturday afternoon around 12 PM for brunch for a double date. Parking is in the gated hotel parking which has a fee, but the front desk can validate the parking if you eat at the restaurant. It was empty when we arrived & we were seated immediately. Mimosa - Average taste. Good price. Smoked Salmon Bagel - HUGE salmon pieces. Bagel was nicely toasted - not too toasted, not too underdone; lovely flavor. Cream cheese was very addicting - mixed with herbs. Served with a side of sliced potatoes, pickled red onions, red cabbage, & tomatoes - all separated on the plate in piles, so you can add whatever you want or don’t want. The portion was so big, I only ate half for brunch & had the rest for early dinner. I’d highly recommend this one. 44 Farms Brisket Burger - It was empty when we arrived, so we asked if they could make a burger which is normally on the lunch menu for brunch. Thankfully, the chef was nice enough to do so. Flavor was good. Pickles were excellent (even for someone who isn’t a big fan of pickles…my husband still ate them all). They taste homemade, on the thinner firmer side with a mildly sweet flavor & lighter than typical tartness. Overall, service & food were excellent. On the pricier side - came to about $60 for two entrees & one drink, but it was still good. I’d recommend & I’d come back!

Asador did nothing but impress me tonight. I read about it long ago but never stopped by. I'm glad I did tonight because the pork sandwich and ice cream sandwich were insane. I'll be back for some bigger plate options next time.

I came here for a girls night and we were so impressed with this place!! I was hesitant because everyone knows hotel restaurants are hardly ever pursued, but boy was I wrong about Asador! Literally everything we had was full of flavor and delicious! I hate I can’t remember our servers name but he was exceptional. A few things you must try: • Pineapple & Bacon Guacamole • Caprese Salad • Chorizo Shrimp & Grits (10/10 Recommend) • Peach Cobbler I really enjoyed this place. I will for sure come back now that I know everything’s so good and since it’s in a hotel it’s a hidden gem! No long waits, and good service. Do yourself a favor and go check them out!

Amazing food. Amazing service. Matthew our server was so knowledgable, kind and generous! Passionate and thoughtful about his recommendations. Give that man a bonus. Also …the shrimp and grits was the best dish I’ve had in a LONG time.

Staff is nice but a bit overworked. $43 Burger and fries at lunch. They’re good, but not for this price. Burger $18; truffle fries $11; soda $4; plus tax and tip. Other choices nearby that aren’t price gouging.

Food was good and favorable. Atmosphere was very nice, good vibes. Service was excellent, great staff, friendly.

Came here with the family for a birthday brunch for my niece. I was really impressed by the ambiance of the place. It was a classy comfortable without being too a level where I was uncomfortable. The service was great! Super friendly, helpful, yet not overbearing. I got the buffet and it was mostly good, but honestly the eggs had been on the buffet line a little too long. The rest of the food was good though.

Great service, great fresh burger was had. Last resort staying at hotels is eating at hotel restaurants but glad I did.

Asador is the Renaissance Hotel's restaurant, accessible through the main lobby. It's business casual dining and very convenient for those who stay at the hotel for leisure or for work. I visited Asador during a 2-day conference that I attended. Normally I'd avoid hotel restaurants (because they often prioritize convenience over food quality) but this one didn't disappoint too much. The service was slow when we went as there were very few waitors available that evening. The portions were very generous and the menu has several options that can accommodate picky eaters or people following a specific diet. I prioritized vegetarian dishes and was impressed by their roasted vegetable dishes. The harvest pasta was good, but it lacked identity. By that I mean that whoever devised this dish tried to add as many trendy and healthy ingredients to the mix as possible, without analyzing the final result too much. The question "what the heck am I even eating" crossed my mind as I chewed on this "original" recipe, wondering why I had been served what felt like a prototype... Another issue with the food is that while sampling several sides and appetizers, I noticed that most of them had a similar spice and taste profile. They all seemingly used the same ingredients. It's like if you ordered three sides and they all had the same sauce. The sauce might be good, but it gets a bit dull to be eating the same thing three times, doesn't it? So, whoever is in charge of the menu, the chef, needs to go back to the drawing board and reevaluate their dishes a bit, by trying to be more original. They would benefit from creating unique dishes that have identity, and notes that stand out. Right now nothing stands out. It's not bad, but it felt like it wasn't quite out of the brainstorming or testing stage. You know what I mean? Other than that, we had a good time. This is not a place that I would visit again unless I had to stay at the Renaissance Hotel for work again. I would still not tell someone to avoid it. It's there, it's convenient. It just needs a little bit of work to take it from OK to being memorable.

Location Lobby of Renaissance hotel. Atmosphere Classy-you can't tell you are in a hotel. We came for the rooftop bar but it's seasonal and you need a key. Seating Bar, hi tops, low tops good for groups, small tables-intimate seating. Service Chris and Rosa are AMZING! Menu No happy hour. Great list of wines, appetizers-salads, burgers, guac and chips. We had the spring mix salad with grilled chicken. Excellent! Variety of tomatoes, cucumbers, spring mix. Summary Awesome service, great menu-excellent location.

This restaurant is on the inside of hotel renaissance, little upscale like any restaurant at hotel , but service was great , place is very well looking and comfortable, prices are a little high end , and food was good but I think they could do better on the charcuterie , pork belly was great

Atmosphere was well above average for a hotel restaurant. The service was excellent with a very attentive waiter. Glasses never got to half full before refills were there. Had a wonderful brisket queso and chips. Could have eaten that by itself and would have been very happy. Had an excellent salad with strawberries. Very large, tasty and full of all kinds of wonderful things. Will go back again when in the neighborhood.

Do you ding a place for being expensive....? It's expensive. After 3 nights eating meals. I just have to go wit. My gut. The service is fast and professional. I'd prefer more interaction. But they work hard. The food is gourmet American. I had fish tacos Salmon dinner Asparagus side Brussel sprout side. All first class All good tasting All hot All seasoned to allow the flavors to shine ( not over spiced ) perfect Cold beer. Albeit small selection. ( could improve there ) Nice ambiance. Good vibe. Also. Good b fast buffet. Good bar espresso in the am Should I complain about the price. I dunno. Current inflation.... I'd take a date here.

The appetizers were delicious. We LOVED the brisket queso! Great service and environment!

Had breakfast here while at the hotel for a conference. I decided to share the avocado toast with my friend and it was really good. I only ordered a coffee (regular black coffee) and it was over 6 dollars with tip. I had some coworkers who ordered the buffet and it was 25 dollars. Service was good and the place was beautiful just very overpriced. Went later in the evening for wine and it was also the price of a bottle to get a glass.

First time here. Came on a Saturday afternoon around 12 PM for brunch for a double date. Parking is in the gated hotel parking which has a fee, but the front desk can validate the parking if you eat at the restaurant. It was empty when we arrived & we were seated immediately. Mimosa - Average taste. Good price. Smoked Salmon Bagel - HUGE salmon pieces. Bagel was nicely toasted - not too toasted, not too underdone; lovely flavor. Cream cheese was very addicting - mixed with herbs. Served with a side of sliced potatoes, pickled red onions, red cabbage, & tomatoes - all separated on the plate in piles, so you can add whatever you want or don't want. The portion was so big, I only ate half for brunch & had the rest for early dinner. I'd highly recommend this one. 44 Farms Brisket Burger - It was empty when we arrived, so we asked if they could make a burger which is normally on the lunch menu for brunch. Thankfully, the chef was nice enough to do so. Flavor was good. Pickles were excellent (even for someone who isn't a big fan of pickles...my husband still ate them all). They taste homemade, on the thinner firmer side with a mildly sweet flavor & lighter than typical tartness. Overall, service & food were excellent. On the pricier side - came to about $60 for two entrees & one drink, but it was still good. I'd recommend & I'd come back!

I came here for a girls night and we were so impressed with this place!! I was hesitant because everyone knows hotel restaurants are hardly ever pursued, but boy was I wrong about Asador! Literally everything we had was full of flavor and delicious! I hate I can't remember our servers name but he was exceptional. A few things you must try: * Pineapple & Bacon Guacamole * Caprese Salad * Chorizo Shrimp & Grits (10/10 Recommend) * Peach Cobbler I really enjoyed this place. I will for sure come back now that I know everything's so good and since it's in a hotel it's a hidden gem! No long waits, and good service. Do yourself a favor and go check them out!

Great bar crew lead by my friend Chelsey. Super personable and attentive - this is a really high/energy hotel bar crew. A few specialty drinks and a full restaurant menu - definitely worth a visit!

So. So. So. Disappointed in our experience tonight. I don't even know where to start. We were solely here because of Restaurant week and didn't realize it was a hotel restaurant when we originally booked our reservation. Once we found out I was a little hesitant but we went ahead anyways. We waited for five+ minutes at the host stand to be acknowledged and seated. Not because they were overwhelmingly busy, just seemed like everyone was operating on their own schedule and no one was truly a host. Then after being seated we waited for almost another twenty minutes to be acknowledged. Eventually Chris the bartender had to step in and cover for the server and get us started. I was actually in the process of grabbing my purse and getting up to leave when Chris walked up and apologized for the wait. He was so nice that we stayed- should have listened to our instincts on this one. The restaurant week menu was .. well, weak. I was thoroughly disappointed in the first course that was offered. So much so that we switched off that special menu into their full menu. I had to flag down the host to get the original menu and you would have thought my request was a chore. For our appetizer we had the charcuterie board. This was pretty okay- give it a 7/10. I would eat it again but I can't say it's memorable. Chris came in clutch offering to make us whatever drinks we wanted so we had some pretty good drinks to pair with our cheese. Our mains, my husband ordered the TX mushroom linguine and I ordered the ribeye, sides of Mac and cheese and fries. The "linguine" was actually pappardelle due to supply shortage, and came with mushrooms, chicken, a red sauce, and a white cheese of which we were 89% sure was mozzarella. Never in our lives have we had such a dry mozzarella. The chicken and the cheese together was so texturally unsatisfying that my husband barely finished half of his food. This was a $35 plate of pasta, and I found myself wishing we had just gone to the Olive Garden instead... My ribeye was awkwardly plated. On top of fingerling potatoes and a red sauce, so when you attempt to cut into it you're just kinda sliding around the plate. To actually cut into it I had to request a steak knife- again my request met with apathy. I ordered a medium rare and at best this was medium well. Unfortunately one of the most average steaks I've had in a very long time. The steak was so bad I didn't even want to take it home to give to my dogs. The Mac and cheese was extraordinarily bland. I wanted to coat it in salt and pepper but they don't have that on their table and our server never once came back to check on us for me to request it. Pretty sure it was supposed to go in the oven as the breadcrumbs on top were uncooked and soft. The French fries were really good. So if you're here for a burger and fries- I would bet you might leave happy. The service we received here was extremely disappointing. As a former server and bartender, I'm normally extremely patient. But this was a new level of poor service. For a $200 bill, I absolutely expected better. The only person who stood out here was Chris and I hope they keep him on to help train their future staff. This was such a negative experience I highly doubt we will ever come back. We didn't even get a water refill the entire two hours we were there. We requested a third round of bar drinks from the server upon the delivery of our food, which never seemed to make it into the POS system. So needless to say our mouths were pretty dry by the time we left.

Went here on Valentine's day and was a bit worried as it was located within a hotel, but decided to take the chance as many other places were booked and this place looked worth giving a chance. I worried for naught, I enjoyed everything! The ambience, service, and food were all great. The server was very patient and was happy to talk about the questions we had about the menu. We ordered a lot of his recommendations (unfortunately I can't remember his name), and I'm glad we did because everything was great. The brussel sprouts were crisped and seasoned just right, pork belly and steak were cooked to the perfect level of chewiness, and the desserts were sweet and interesting, in a good way. We will be coming back again soon.

This is a farm to table style restaurant located inside the Renaissance Hotel. Great menu and service! The wait staff accidentally almost brought our table someone else's chips and queso and because we looked disappointed the brought us our own, on the house! The food was incredible. I had the crispy salmon tacos and loved every bite! Definitely recommend giving it a go.

Excellent ambiance and good food! Service is hit or miss, our first service staf was bad, but the next person that took over from him was really good!

Came two nights in a row-- the customer service was AMAZING. Specifically--Chelsea, Matt, and Jeremy. WOW. Both nights they treated us like friends, and went above & beyond for all things. We had the Ribeye, fried brussel sprouts, the pork belly and the cheese cake crème brûlée cheesecake! So yum. Recommend them all. Especially the cheesecake But the real showstopper was the staff. They KILLED!

Excellent food, interior and awesome service! We had several courses with wonderful beverages perfect with each selection. Our server Chris was so knowledgeable and enhanced our wonderful meal. Typically we don't find hotel food that great. This was so unexpected. Would go there again when we are in Dallas!

Never been to the place but the fact they can never answer the phone when I cash is ridiculous. Tried calling multiple times, various hours regarding a reservation question and NO ONE answered. That service alone makes me wonder what the service would be like if I ever stepped for in the door. X(

Very good! If you get the tuna just know it's very spicy, and I like spicy but it was unexpectedly spicy lol. The charred Romain was very good and although my steak was over cooked it was still awesome! Our server was wonderful and it was an all around wonderful experience! Try this place if you're around, highly recommend

This was my first time here on business, because my expo was located at the adjacent Dallas Market Hall, which was a short walk adjacent to the hotel. When I arrived I was recognized as a Lifetime Titanium Elite member. Because the Bonvoy lounge was closed over the weekend I was given a coupon good for the complimentary continental breakfasts at Asador valued at $16 during my stay here. The lounge closed Friday at noon and reopened again on Sunday at 5:30pm. Using my coupon here at Asador, I was able to upgrade to the full buffet breakfast or any full breakfast with a value of $22 for only an additional $5 plus taxes. My two full buffet breakfasts at the Asador Latin American restaurant were very nice. I enjoyed my cheddar cheese omelet on my first morning and my two eggs sunny side up, which were not overcooked for my second breakfast. Table service here was spectacular. I would definitely return here again for breakfast if and when the Bonvoy lounge is closed.

Oatmeal bowl was very delicious and satisfying. Roasted coconut, slivered almonds, raisins, cranberries and brown sugar. VERY filing. The service was exceptional as well.

Really great food and service. The wine offerings were outstaring, especially the prices!!! You won't regret this spot. Everyone's welcoming and friendly. My only wish was that there were meat options. They had several, but a couple of more would've made it a perfect experience.

Had an absolutely wonderful dinner here. Phenomenal services I ordered the shrimp and grits. Not really my usual. I'm not typically a fan of shrimp or grits, but it was recommended so I went for it. I was not disappointed. What a rich and savory dish! The grits were phenomenal and the sauce that came with the shrimp was great. We got some chips and salsa and a bottle of Malbec, and it made for a 5/5 dinner. A bit on the pricier side, but worth it.

Since we stayed at the Renaissance Dallas Hotel we had the pleasure of ordering breakfast and lunch from the Asador. I will start with breakfast. We ordered it room service so I'm not sure if the same things happens when you sit there but we for the eggs , bacon and home fries . Which was great they even threw in a sausage link per order . The eggs were perfectly cooked , the bacon was just a tad over cooked but it's fine . The sausage was a traditional breakfast sausage that had a slight kick and the home fries were definitely my favorite. My only complaint is they only give you 1 slice of toast per orders which if I knew in advanced I would have asked for more but it's fine ... now let's move on to lunch . I ordered the brisket burger which was amazing, perfectly cooked and the bread bun they used was a great compliment to the burger , my only complaint was I read it came with a bacon jam but I didn't taste it at all . My husband got the turkey club with fresh avocado and he absolutely loved it . He said the turkey was juicy and tender and the freshness of the avocado was a perfect marriage of his meal . We also ordered and shared the truffle parmigiana fries . Holy moly when I tell you these things were addictive. They were so crispy and tasty we couldn't stop . We would 100% come back to this place next time we get to travel to Dallas .

Asador is a restaurant with Latin influences and doubles as the hotel restaurant and bar in the Renaissance Dallas Hotel. We had a breakfast and a late night meal and drinks during our stay in Dallas Tx. The breakfast buffet has your normal bacon, eggs, potatoes and sausage, along with smoked salmon and a charcuterie board with duck breast, salamis, and hams. The dinner menu has good mixture of Latin items along with standard hotel items of burgers and steaks. We ordered the following: Chips with guacamole and salsa. The chips were freshly made and the guacamole was good. Grilled veggie platter tiny portions squashes, cauliflower, carrots not worth ordering. Seafood pasta was good with plenty of seafood in a saffron cream sauce. Excellent selection of beers. The dinner menu is pricey. Service is ok. Breakfast was the better meal.

Nice and as expected for a higher end hotel restaurant - but I can't help but feel an opportunity was missed in burying the restaurant in the middle of the building - not a single window in the space - and just adds a somber mood to the place. Food was all perfectly fine - but nothing jumped out as to us as outstanding. It's a bit of a mixed menu to try and appeal to wide crowd - but certainly enough of a selection to please a group. I feel badly criticizing service during Covid times - but as things seem to returning to somewhat normal - it seems they are not a well oiled machine. One poor bartended was tasked with a lot to manage (everyone seated at bar and taking care of room service to-go stuff), and despite asking for appetizers to come out first - we were presented with every dish in one fell swoop. That aside the staff was friendly and professional. A fine option if you don't feel like leaving the hotel property - but otherwise there's a lot of great places within a short 15 minute drive.

Hi Chef.... It's me.. the Salmon Fillet. Next time you cook me, take me off the heat about 2-3 minutes earlier than your normal cooking time. K,THX. Sincerely, Mr. Overcooked Dry Sadness

Went for restaurant week. Here is my take. The appetizers on the price fix were the best of the meal. The sweet corn crab soup was a bit too sweet. The shrimp and grits had way too much sauce on it which killed the flavor of the shrimp or grits. The lemon tart should have been a deconstruction cause it was an overly sweet mess on a plate. Friends got the brownie and it was uncooked. Cocktails were ok. Service was pretty bad. We ran out of water. Fries were not delivered with one sandwich. We still got no water. We went nearly 15 minutes without any visit to our table. Now we made the best of it but it was a poor representation. The wait staff was dressed far to casual and looking unrepresentative of a restaurant of this type. I expect at something sort of fancy that staff should be dress slacks and collared shirts. The staff this night looked like pub staff and not hotel restaurant. So overall this was a disappointment. The ambiance is nice but the music was loud. So maybe they were having an off night. But it felt like the waiter oversold and overhyped items of his liking and I am not sure it was all that good. And grabbing that pot recks your brain as an excuse for forgetting us was not great. Asador needs to raise the bar. Get the staff more professional. Don't drown the food in sauces. And step up the overall service game and it could really be something. Achiote Grilled Chicken Breast Sandwich

I am impressed with Asador. I have now been here twice, once for a large corporate dinner that I was hosting and again tonight for dinner at the bar. On both occasions, I received exceptional service... my server tonight was very knowledgeable and answered menu questions very quickly and competently. His suggestions were all spectacular and specific to my requests. I had a charcuterie and cheese board to start out with, complete with prosciutto, smoked duck breast and a specialty cheddar... all fantastically flavorful and complimentary of one another. For entre, I had the flat iron steak... cooked medium rare atop a mushroom potato base with a perfectly smoked flavor that was delicious. I enjoyed every bite. My night cap was a Woodford Old Fashioned... and it was prepared perfectly by a professional bartender. The orange peel and cherries were not muddled; rather, the orange was quickly flamed, then passed atop the glass, allowing for the bourbon to remain undisturbed while a citrus flavor was prevalent in every sip. Very well done. BOTTOM LINE: Underrated restaurant in Dallas with excellent service, great cocktails, and unique menu selections.

We came to Dallas on a business trip and we thought we should try something close to the venue so we decided to give Asador a try. It has been a while since I have had great streak at a restaurant, and this was pretty amazing! The tenderloin was juicy and had a great charred flavor. The Jerk Chicken had a good kick to it, but I would have liked it a little more spicy which I feel would have contrasted better with the awesome sauce that came with it, but that's just my personal preference. The service was excellent, they were extremely knowledgeable and accommodating to our party. We ordered a spicy margarita which they had ran out or the mix, so they just put in a couple of pepper in the margarita and DONE! I must say, this tasted a lot better than the original spicy margarita that they had on the menu! Overall, a great experience.

4 star for the food. 5 stars for the burger, 2 - 3 stars for the service. Let me start off with the food. Highly recommend the Waygu burger. Might have been the best burger I've had. I swapped out the lemon aioli for the jalapeño aioli and boy you will not be disappointed. I came twice in a week to this hotel restaurant to eat the waygu burger. Again, delicious if you are a burger fan. The first time that I came to Asador it was basically our only option being the only restaurant in the Renaissance hotel. Glad they were able to accommodate a large group on short notice. One of the managers, Julie was very friendly also getting us 30 minutes earlier than a RSVP time. We ordered everything from the pears and brie, baby back rib tips, guac cheap (highly recommend) The mixed baby greens was literally greens seasoned lightly in a vinaigrette. It could some more color and love to the dish, quite frankly it was just a sad looking dish presentation wise. Also considering everything else was beautiful displayed, the baby greens could use an upgrade. We also shared the roasted cauliflower and Brussels sprouts. Both very delicious and highly recommended. See my pics. Dessert - We ordered the dessert board to try a little bit of everything. Chef home made ice cream is a winner. Also the Lechera Cheese cake is really really good. Red Velvet cake was a bit dry. My only complaint I'd have to say is the service. I understand with a party of 20 our food would take some time, but we also came at a later time to accommodate the kitchen. We ended up waiting over an hour for our food! Our reservations were for 8. We got our small plates around 8:30 because I pre-ordered them ahead of time, but our food didn't come out till closer to 10 :(

Ate here for breakfast as I had a meeting close by and did not want to get stuck in traffic. The ambiance of the restaurant is very calming and tranquil. I was seated immediately and they breakfast menu is rather extensive. They even have a buffet where you can get the majority of the menu items as well. I chose the breakfast bowl which had grits, jalapeños, bacon, cheese ( I got mine without the cheese), roasted corn and other goodness that I surely cannot remember. Let me tell you the portions were huge and the food was so tasty. I know it is breakfast food but places do mess that up but this place has it down to a science. The fact that it is in a hotel would .are you think it would be expensive but actually it was average prices across the menu so no complaints there.

Asador is a pretty legit restaurant located just outside of downtown Dallas inside of the Renaissance Hotel. This place has fantastic decor and is really setup nicely. The food here is portioned nicely, seasoned well and just plain out delicious. This is one of those places that you wouldn't expect to be as good as it is. Had the steak which was cooked nearly to perfection, potatoes were great and the Brussel sprouts were probably the best I've ever eaten. The only real knock on this place was the bartender, he was overly stressed out for no apparent reason and didn't really treat most of the customers with any sort of respect. I would say that he needs some additional training both behind the bar and when dealing with customers. Nevertheless, this place has excellent food and is worthy of a look, just be weary of the undertrained bartender... Pros- Delicious food Decor Ambiance Brussel sprouts Menu options Wine selection Hostess Cons- Undertrained bartender Small TVs in the bar

Asador is inside the Renaissance Hotel. It's a pretty mellow chill place to meet and reconnect. I had my semi reunion with a couple of friends here. It was a no rush kind of meeting. Muddled by frantic search for places and unreserved spots until we finally found this. The bar and the dining area is well attended. They cater to you and wants you to have a great time. No break in service at all. Seamless and amazing. My flat iron steak was perfect! Tender, tasty and the portion was great. It came with a side of potato encased in what looked like an onion? It's a spot if you're interested in actually talking to someone while dining. Our little party was finally reconnected and parted ways full and satisfied from the great food and service provided by the staff. Thanks again!

Our service was excellent and the food was nothing short of spectacular. Our server, Efrain, kept us laughing and was very attentive. Chef Mark Bok's appetizers were a nightly treat followed by the rich salmon. The cherry on the cake was actually the highlight of our meals due to the Malbec infused cherries on the dessert tray he presented us! Thank you once again for the great dinners. #makeupjunkiebags

Craving a steak and a foodie experience we went to Asador. Unfortunately, the lunch menu one item came close - steak sandwich. I ordered the waygu cheese burger was more then made up for the lack of steak on the menu. The DR Pepper brined wings were pretty good. We enjoyed our desserts too - cheese cake and chocolate panicotta. You wouldn't have to twist our arm to go back. I don't know the value and price were balanced.

I just returned from a 2 night stay at The Renaissance Hotel in Dallas. Our group congregated at the Asador for food and drinks. Our waiter, Matthew, made the evening fantastic. I asked for an Old Fashioned and he suggested High West Double Rye and I am very glad he did. He also steered me to the grilled fish tacos and they were delicious. Thank you Matthew and Asador for a proper drink/meal.

We came here for Thanksgiving dinner a little while back and enjoyed our trip here. The hotel was great, decent service, and the food was amazing. The only two things I didn't like were the lack of vegetarian options (don't worry, they did customize a menu for us, but having soup and salad as your entrees doesn't seem like it should count does it?) and that our server seemed a little frazzled. Poor girl, she probably was working so many shifts with tons of other customers on her mind. The restaurant did seem a little understaffed. The food was phenomenal. They did a tasting menu - an appetizer, an entree, and a dessert for $50. I had a panzanella salad for my starter - squash, figs, watermelon radish, on a bed of greens. Absolutely delicious. I really haven't had as complex of a salad before and I would love to have this again soon. I had seared scallops on a bed of carrot puree for the entree. Amazing - I really loved the addition of pomegranate seeds to the scallops. Interesting addition of texture and citrus. The dessert had something lacking - a pecan tart was a little overly sweet. Great spot and definitely enjoyed the evening.

For a hotel based restaurant, this place is great. Great service, great drinks and all my food was either good or VERY good. I spent a week here and had several meals here, at first due to ease, then later because I wanted to. Chris, Chelsea, Rosie and Matt all were great. How did I remember their names ? Because they were nice and I wanted to. A nicely rounded menu for any restaurant much less a hotel based restaurant. Give them a shot ... maybe just not during World Trade Center events ... they get slammed.

Service at the bar from Chris was top notch. The burger was delicious, but came with no sides. Ambiance was above average for a hotel restaurant. Overall, excellent.

This is an upscale restaurant , I asked if they had vegan options, they said yes. The only options is a vegetable pasta that they have to hold the cheese on. It was just some pasta with olive oil and vegetables just dumped on top. The vegetables were just peas, spinach and onions. It tasted terrible, no seasoning, just vegetables on pasta. I was there for a conference and had already ordered drinks, so I ate it. However for an upscale place, I expected the chef to make something good to meat. I have eaten at the jw Marriott and the Ritz carlton; the chefs made amazing meals. So to charge $20 for a basic pasta dish isn't worth it. Yes the restaurant made excellent drinks which I did enjoy. For the rest of the conference I avoided this restaurant . This restaurant specializes in steak and nothing else. Dallas has a lot of vegan restaurants that is worth trying and deliver to this hotel.

Okay - This restaurant is located inside the Renaissance Hotel in Downtown Dallas on the first floor. We had reservations for 7:30pm however were a bit early. It didn't matter! They were waiting on us. We were seated promptly and had one of the nicest waiters ever! He stated everything on their specialty menu for the evening and answered any/all of our questions about the menu. There were a few things we hadn't heard of - haha. (Thanks Google!) Pros: Complimentary Valet is included as long as you get it validated. The menu is a huge variety. Wait staff very attentive. Cons: None Overall, the restaurant is very romantic. I would recommend it for any special occasion. The wine selection is pretty good, and the noise level is low - perfect for intimate talks. I'll be returning!

Nice redo of the Lobby resto. Chef Brad Phillips has done good work on ingredients and food prep. I unfortunately ate at the bar where the bartender has no idea how to set a place. Yes the fork goes on the left and the knife goes on the right! It matters at these prices. Staff weakness aside the food here is very good. I had a steak the first night and a cheese board the second night. Good crowd good wine selection. Try it you will like it.

I had the Shrimp and Grits with Pabllano peppers. It was one of the more delicious things I've eaten. Pricing was on par with hotel bar food prices. Will eat here again.

I've had a lot of steak in my lifetime and I've traveled the world since I am a pilot! When I go to a restaurant to try their steak I am a connoisseur of sorts and know good steak from bad. THIS WAS BY FAR THEEE BEST STEAK I'VE EVER HAD IN MY ENTIRE LIFE! Order the beef tenderloin and you will certainly not be disappointed I ordered my steak cooked medium and it was absolutely perfect in tenderness flavor looks style appearance and size!! Service was absolutely spectacular and they paid attention to every detail For dessert the banana Brulé was simply amazing and it was a nice complement to an after dinner dessert! After a bottle of Duckhorn Merlot we found this to be one of the best experiences at a restaurant we have ever had!! Thank you ass Asador!!

While on vacation in the area, we had a taste for steaks and something near the hotel. Doing some research, this placed popped as a place that served steak. Drove over there in the early evening, walking into the hotel and restaurant, noticed that the place was very nice looking. We were seated right away and handed menus, but upon looking at the menus, no steak was to be found. The server who was assigned to our table was new and in training, so she was assisted by a more experienced server. Found out that we were handed lunch menus, but they said it was close enough to dinner to get the dinner menus, which had steaks. Made a couple of requests to our meal and all were met as ordered. The steak was delicious as were the other items. The servers made several visits to our table to make sure things were going well. Will repeat the next time in the area.

The bar is like heaven great selection of liquor and beers. The food did not fall short either great food and service!

We went to Asador for the "Mother's Day Brunch" offered at the Renaissance Hotel on Stemmons Freeway. First off, there was no signage anywhere. The valet took pity and pointed us to a set of escalators leading to . . . ball rooms. I finally walked over to two women located a good distance from the escalators to ask if they knew where the brunch was being held? The woman behind the podium looked shocked and said, "Oh yeah, I can take your name." She then handed a slip of paper to another woman who didn't say one word and took us to a set of elevators. She pointed at a table for (6), there were (3) of us, and walked away. And, then the wait began. Finally, someone ambled over with water and that was it. This was more like hide'n seek, than a celebratory brunch. The staff were not trained at all and there was a language barrier with every single person sent to wait on tables. I felt badly for them because no one had taken the time to even train anyone on where to get coffee, spoons, sugar, mimosas (there were three offerings), but again, no one was trained or bothered to show the staff what was being served. The food was good, but at that point, it's frustrating to go to a brunch touted with such fancy marketing, only to find out that there's a lot of management standing around, whilst the customers have steam coming out of their ears. The seating was awkward and cheap looking, and there was one waitperson that we tried to ask for more water who literally took her ear buds out to see what we wanted, only to walk away because she didn't understand what we wanted! (which was water). Someone from management did approach our table, but at that point, it was a lost cause to try and explain that brunch shouldn't be work for the customer. We got our parking validated . . . OH WAIT, no one bothered to tell the shocked lady from the podium that there's a special sticker that should be applied. So, there we were in the rain trying to get the gate to go up, but we'd been given the wrong validation. In all, a ridiculous, overpriced and disappointing experience. PRICE: $100 plus tip, for an omelette, mimosa, and cup of coffee . . . AVOID