Grain Tasting Bar

Few weeks ago I went to the bar, I ordered cocktail and Truffle parmesan fries it was for my birthday. Today I come back, I order non-alcoholic cocktail lychee flow and food Truffle parmesan fries, cocktail so tasty and the fries so delicious in the large plate. The waitress Shawn is high professional and very friendly and high service. I deeply recommend this bar. This place is located above the Staple store on Burrard street. I will be back for sure. Thank you so much for a best time.

The waitress took forever to acknowledge us. We had to wait 15 minutes with her walking right by and commenting “you guys have to be the most patient table” when she finally took our order. Asked for pretzels and we got nuts included. My company is allergic to nuts. Felt very dismissed only for mediocre drinks.

Tried couple drinks Best. Nice interior and peaceful atmosphere to enjoy drinks. Server and service is amazing. Drinks were served pretty quickly

I finally got around to trying our Grain Tasting Bar after wanting to try it for a while. I got the homemade shrimp gyoza and the sweet potato waffle fries. The food was actually really delicious - I was quite happy with that and in a way surprised too. The restaurant itself is beautifully laid out. Even though it’s somewhat on the fancier side, there’s a casual relaxed vibe to it. This is a place I’d definitely be back to. The only thing we were confused about was that we did make a reservation but when we got there, there was a sign at the door to say that we could seat ourselves (anywhere we liked) - no one at the entrance to welcome us or note the reservation we had so a little confused as to why they do have a reservation system if we were able to seat ourselves anywhere we liked

Located in the lobby of Hyatt, I finally tried out this bar for a casual weekday catch-ups. They have a wide variety of seasonal and original cocktails on rotating basis, which are pretty good, though a friend complained that they didn’t have anything whiskey based. I got a white wine tasting flights ($27), which had a nice combination of BC based winery. The waffle fries ($12) and chicken wings ($19) were also decent, with one caveat of the food taking +30 minutes to arrive.

We went for the food, not for the bar; however, the bar and cocktails are famous. Their signature salad was super refreshing with a delicious dressing. The waffle sweet potatoes were absolutely crunchy and tasty. The sliders’ meat was so juicy, and the bun was good too

Neat lounge located in the lobby of the Hyatt hotel. They serve both food and cocktails. I went for a quick nightcap, and the bartender was nice and helpful. She also recommended some other late night spots on the area.

The restaurant was clean. Our waiter/Alex was friendly. He brought water right away and menus. we ordered our drinks-he double checked on what we wanted (we’re from the states). our food was delicious.

I finally got around to trying our Grain Tasting Bar after wanting to try it for a while. I got the homemade shrimp gyoza and the sweet potato waffle fries. The food was actually really delicious - I was quite happy with that and in a way surprised too. The restaurant itself is beautifully laid out. Even though it's somewhat on the fancier side, there's a casual relaxed vibe to it. This is a place I'd definitely be back to. The only thing we were confused about was that we did make a reservation but when we got there, there was a sign at the door to say that we could seat ourselves (anywhere we liked) - no one at the entrance to welcome us or note the reservation we had.

5 beers on tap, with 4 being local and on happy hour special from 3 to 5 weekdays. Pizza is thinner crust and the sauce is light, however the dry seasoning is robust so it makes a nice flavor. Wings come in dry rub lemon pepper or hot buffalo. I tried the heat and it was pretty darn good, and yes pretty spicy. Located within the hyatt regency, this is a nice spot to grab a quick bite and drink before starting your night out.

Picked this spot for drinks between lunch and dinner. Couldn't have chose a better spot. Not my usual lengthy review, but it was just for drinks. Had a nice selection of specialty cocktails, wines, and whiskey. My wife chose white wine flight (choose 3 out of 5) and I had the Canadian Whiskey flight (choose 3 out of 4). Everything was great but the star of the show was the service. Our bartender and one of the other staff (presumably waiter) were engaging and carried on a stimulating conversation. These guys were super friendly and really a pleasure. Very classy and modern feel. Not a huge place, but roomy enough. Sits inside the Hyatt Regency. Note they are closed between 2p-3p. Just happened to show up just after 2p. No biggie as we got a coffee StarBucks (also inside the hotel).

This is going to be short and sweet. Go. I'm staying at the hotel it's housed in so super easy location. Staff is beyond friendly and attentive. I had a wine flight of all local wines and the truffle parm fries. I might dream of them tonight. Cooked to perfection and oh so yummy! They have a ton of local beers, wines, bourbons, gin, etc. too!

Nice restaurant inside the Hyatt Regency in Vancouver. We had pizza, which was quite good. Lisa, lir server, was great. The restaurant decor was very elegant, but cozy. Ambiance is relaxing.

Neat lounge located in the lobby of the Hyatt hotel. They serve both food and cocktails. I went for a quick nightcap, and the bartender was nice and helpful. She also recommended some other late night spots on the area.

Located in the lobby of Hyatt, I finally tried out this bar for a casual weekday catch-ups. They have a wide variety of seasonal and original cocktails on rotating basis, which are pretty good, though a friend complained that they didn't have anything whiskey based. I got a white wine tasting flights ($27), which had a nice combination of BC based winery. The waffle fries ($12) and chicken wings ($19) were also decent, with one caveat of the food taking +30 minutes to arrive.

Loved the blonde bartender (forgot her name - with the accent) she went above and beyond and provided excellent service!

I decided to stop here for a late bite to eat after a late arrival into Vancouver. I have 2 stars because I was underwhelmed by the food/drink and staff didn't really know the menu. I ordered the Kung Pao cauliflower, which was just cooked cauliflower in a sauce and the waffle sweet potato fries. The fries had a good crisp but overall were kind of bland. Not pictured was the pear martini, it was okay. The garnish was too big and I ended up having to take it out or hold it in order to take a sip. As for the bar, it's definitely dim lit and gives a moody/romantic feel. Okay for a nightcap before heading to your room rather than a place to hang out or eat

We stopped into Grain Tasting Bar while visiting Vancouver. Here are my thoughts: LOCATION: Grain Tasting Bar is located inside of the Hyatt Downtown Vancouver, which is one of my favorite hotels in Vancouver. ATMOSPHERE: I really like the ambiance of this lounge. It is elegant and modern, but still warm and cozy. Very well decorated and a fun place to have drinks and appetizers. SERVICE: I have been to this lounge 3 times and the service has always been good. Our server was so sweet and attentive this last time. We asked for some recommendations around the area and she took the time to really help us out. FOOD/DRINKS: More than anything, I love the wine flights coupled with their Charcuterie & Cheese plate. It's a wonderful experience that I highly recommend. The Grain Beef Sliders are also very good and worth a try.

Great place to gather and enjoy the friendly staff and have tasty food. Stayed at the Hyatt for 5 days and frequented the restaurant regularly. Never disappointed above and beyond satisfied

Service is great. Bartenders are chill and friendly. Nice ambiance, modern and clean. However, food is mediocre compared to a lot of other places downtown. The fish tacos were salty (Atlantic salmon) but other than that, not much flavour.

My wife's beef sliders were awesome but my fish tacos were just ok. The salmon was very tasty and fresh but was a bit bland otherwise. Draft beers were great and service was excellent.

Nice little bar in the Hyatt Regency. Superb selection of Canadian whiskies with very knowledgeable staff. Excellent service.

Came I. To have dinner while staying at the Hyatt hotel. Was waiting for the server to come ask me for a refill on my 7uo that was 3.50 never got it. Also asked for a desert at 10:04 and was told the kitchen was closed. That they closed at 10:00 I will never eat here again or recommend it to anyone in town. Stay away from this place there are many other places walking distance with way better service. My service was a man and name k. The receipt is Jenny. F

Grain is the Vancouver Hyatt Regency's most happening bar. I went two nights in a row during a conference at the hotel, and it was packed on both Friday and Saturday, at least after Mosaic closed upstairs at 10:00. It wasn't my favorite or anything, loud and crowded with a swanky lounge kind of vibe. I could've done with less volume and fewer people, even if we--a group of crime writers between the ages of 30 and 70, weighted toward the older end--might have accounted for a significant percentage of the clientele. The music was just a bit too bumping for a hotel bar, and maybe the place was trying to be too hip, too. I had a few drinks here, I'm not positive what they all were, but I feel like there was maybe a beer in the mix, and I definitely got this Smoke & Mirrors drink with Johnnie Walker Red Label, burnt caramel syrup, black pepper tincture, and black walnut bitters. Maybe a Manhattan or something like it, too. The cocktails weren't terrible, but they were precious and sweet. I didn't hate Grain, but I doubt I'd go if it weren't a designated conference bar or like the chosen venue for a friend's 24th birthday (just kidding, I don't have any friends in their 20s anymore). It's a fine place if you have to be there, though.

This place was on the ground floor of our hotel so we stopped in for happy hour. Our server was outstanding and she took great care of us! We enjoyed beer and whiskey flights between us and loved the variety. We loved that we could sit inside and they opened up the large windows to the outside. It was a wonderful afternoon!

I've been here to drink many times. Usually it's after a work party where we bombard them with 50 people unannounced. They've always done a fairly good job on handling that. Finally came here to eat as I saw that they had a Vietnamese noodle salad on their menu. I was kind of disappointed in it. It really didn't have anything to do with a Vietnamese taste at all. Only thing in there that was Vietnamese-like were the rice noodles and instead of keeping them whole like in the traditional vermicelli dishes they chopped them up into small little pieces. The dish says there's mint in there but I couldn't find it. Overall it was really bland. My gf got the quesadilla and said it was really bland too but I didn't try it.

If you want good food at a reasonable price, McDonald's is around the corner. Never play leapfrog with an Unicorn, never ever order the food from the Grain. You're welcome.

Was turned away because their kitchen was closed 15 minutes before posted hours or operations. I'm sympathetic to covid restrictions but come oooon. The restaurant still had a sign out even. You couldn't have offered me nuts or chips just to meet the offer of food obligations?

Went for lunch and dinner in the same day. Food was great! Service could have been better, took awhile for refills and stuff. Overall great hotel bar

Pros: Service was great and the ambience was nice with the open air feature on a warm day. Cons: The food was average and I was only a fan of one wine in my flight.

Stayed at the Hyatt for a conference and tried this place out. They have a nice selection of various spirits including Canadian whisky! Service was friendly and prompt, and ordered the following below: Canadian whisky tasting flight: Alberta Premium, Collingwood, Forty Creek Double-barrel Reserve $15 CAD + Two & Two Charcuterie and Cheese board: House mustard, nuts and local honey with Elk Goteborg Salami, Pamplona Chorizo, Little Qualicum Bleu Claire and Smits & Co.w Gouda $16 CAD. Great tasting and well worth it :)

This lounge is located on the North East corner of the Hyatt on the main floor. You can enter from Burrard street as well as from the Lobby . It sounds like it will be way louder then it actually is. They have some low tables with couch like seating, as well as high tables and chairs. The bar itself is pretty much in the middle. It's dimly lit, but not too dark. We arrived around 930 on a Thursday evening . It wasn't packed, but it was over half full. Our server came over shortly after we arrived. (He wasn't overly friendly) We hadn't had a chance to check out the drink menu, so he said he would come back. At first glance I over looked the cocktails completely! Once I did locate them, there were 3-4 I was interested in. When he came back I ordered the Ruby Tuesday. My friend ordered white wine. We also each ordered a flat bread - Bbq Chicken for him and Chicken for me ( both came with bacon and avocado toppings ) The server came back with only the wine and informed me that they had to locate some strawberries. He didn't offer or bring me any water. I waited quite a bit. He came back with plates and cutlery. I told him I could chose another drink if it was too much of a hassle. He said it wasn't and then finally came back with the drink. I have to say if was worth the wait ! It was beyond delicious- Raspberry Vodka, Taboo Absinthe, cranberry juice with lots of thin strawberry chunks. I had 2 and my friend had one as well. Our flatbread pizza was equally good. The crust was tasty, avocado fresh and chicken tender. They were baked to perfection and were a really generous size. I took over half of mine home. I didn't get to try the other drinks that caught my eye like the Cherry Basil Margarita, Melon Baller & the Xombie. This only means I shall have to return to sample them all !

I enjoyed my time at this Hyatt Regency lounge. It's not as good as the other bar on the second floor of the hotel, but I liked it. I didn't expect much of the food, honestly, but I thought the albacore sliders were delicious. I ordered the bison meatballs, too, and those were just okay, pretty basic on their own. I wouldn't get them again. They had bits of chicharon, which looked good on paper, but they tasted a bit stale. My fiancé liked the octopus appetizer. Cocktails were okay. I asked for a Moscow mule, but they didn't have ginger beer. I somehow ended up with a decent mimosa. Staff members were a mix. Some were better with people than others. Service was slow on a busy Saturday night. We were never asked if we wanted drink refills -- we had to request the bartender's attention first each time a drink was in order. Ambience was great. Full of generally good-looking, well-dressed people, but then again this is in Vancouver, so I guess that's typical. It's nice in the summer because they open up the windows, so there's lots of fresh air.

This place is fantastic. I discovered it because I was tutoring at the neighbouring Tim Horton's and found it to be too noisy and scary to be honest. The staff are all consistently outstanding, the food is first class. I come in at least twice a month and am always greeted with a friendly welcome. The management also interact with the customers which is excellent. Check it out.

Eric the bartender is amazing! He knows his restaurants and places in Vancouver so be sure to ask him for recommendations! The atmosphere at this place was amazing; it's really underrated. Highly recommend their cocktails!

Great place for a drink and to people watch. The lychee martini is a beautiful vodka cocktail. This is exotic, sweet, and fruity! So refreshing on a warm summer night.

A relaxed atmosphere with attentive staff and welcoming feel. A beautifully prepared Gin & Tonic, apparently with the bar's own homemade tonic and cucumber garnish. One of the best I've tasted recently and that's high praise from an English gin fanatic holidaying here in Vancouver. Also a decent late night snack of chicken in hot sauce at a reasonable price for the location. One thing the British aren't really used to is restaurants closing at ten so good to be able to get something other than junk food later in the evening.

Pros: *On a nice day, they open up the windows and you are pretty much sitting on a patio, overlooking busy Burrard. *They have daily specials on food and drinks. *The pizza menu looked good (but didn't try) Cons: *It's a hotel restaurant so it's unnecessarily expensive, in my opinion. *I ordered the steak salad with crispy onions, roasted tomatoes and 68 degree egg. It was great, with the exception of the lettuce - it was on a huge slice of iceberg. Not delicious. Not the right lettuce for that dish. Spicy arugula would have been a much better choice. *Service was friendly, but the food was a bit slow. All in all, I wouldn't really recommend coming here for the food. On a nice day, it is a good spot to sit, have a drink and do some people watching on Burrard though!

On my continued search in this city for the 'no doucebag' places to go, it seems like we have another one that on the night I showed up, there were none of the afforementioned DB's on premises. The old Mosaic, which has changed it's name, and looks is a nice place to actually sit around and have a drink, and some food. On any given night there seems to be some sort of 'special of the day' present, for me this did not matter, as long as the above is checked off. A chic looking place, part of the Hyatt hotel, I enjoyed my time here. Plenty of room, it's not a cramped up lounge where you are hearing the conversation from the next table. A predominant bar sits in the middle of this establishment, seats wrapped around, if you choose to sit here, couches and tables in the middle of the floor, and elevated tables and seats along the sides of this place. What's also nice about this place is that it is open till 1AM, as it seems most places you want to sit in for a nice drink shut down around 12 in Vancouver. Going through the menu on this night I decided to have one of their red wine flights, you get a choice of 3 out of the 4 (they also have a white wine flight), you could also choose to pick just a glass from their menu, not as vast as some other places I have been to, but it will do. Our other friend just kept on having whiskey sours on this night, so the bar is mixing, and probably mixing anything you want. Speaking to the waitress, in the warmer months, the windows along the side are opened up to get the fresh air in, a nicer place to sit right in the summer, and in a very central area of downtown. Our service was pretty attentive on the night, not too busy on a Saturday, it was an easy crowd on this day, more of an older crowd. Food is served from the Hyatt kitchen, as this place is connected right to it. Transit is right next to this place, other than paying for meter parking, not bad if you want to actually carry a conversation.

Great service! I planned a birthday party for my husband there with 20 people. The staff was extremely accommodating from day 1. We didn't try any of the food, except for the massive complimentary chocolate cake that was delicious. We had a lot drinks, all the cocktails were good. The service was very friendly and efficient. I was impressed.

Food: 3 Drinks: 4 Service: 4.5 Ambiance: 4 Came here to grab dinner and realized it was more of a lounge with small plates rather than a restaurant. We decided to stay and have a drink and try the duck tacos before heading somewhere else for a more fulfilling meal. The porter on tap that night was delicious but the duck tacos fell short as we couldn't really taste the duck. Great service and a nice view of Burrard street if you get a seat by the window.

5 Star Review Alert!!!!!! OK, so lets get this review started. ::::::::::LOCATION/ATMOSPHERE:::::::::: Located at the Hyatt Regency in Downtown. Very convenient for hotel guests, locals in the area. The bar area is pretty swanky. When the weather is great (which it was while I was in town) the panels are open and you can enjoy the views and good weather of the city. Plenty of seating at the bar, high-rise tables and lounge tables. ::::::::::DRINKS/FOOD:::::::::: They have a drink and food specials everyday of the week. Which I sampled often. Various beers, and Im not even a beer fan. But I liked the beer I tried. The spinach dip was delicious and creamy as well. ::::::::::SERVICE:::::::::: OUTSTANDING. Seriously some of the best consistent service ever. I was here everyday, it was like version of Vancouver Cheers. Yes, they knew me by name. The staff here really took care of me. Rather it was creating a drink out the clear blue, or giving me recommendations for other places to go. Cant wait to return.

Convenient location close to Burrard skytrain in the Hyatt regency hotel for after work drinks, meeting up with friends, or chilling out before a good night out. Daily drink specials, specialty cocktails, and the have a tasty selection of meats and cheese to nibble on. Service was spot on and the location cannot be beat.

Came here for drinks with colleagues after work. Good atmosphere and love the partially open patio. Had some appiea and they were not bad. Tried tuna tacos, duck tacos, wings, pizzas, pork belly baos

Meh. It's a great place on a warm evening when the windows are all open but don't go for the food. The chicken & avocado sandwich had luncheon meat style chicken, barely any avocado & bread that I can only describe as Safeway $2 loaf quality. Pizza looked decent & husband said Reuben was good.

Came here today for a business lunch. The service was great, very attentive waitress and prompt service. The food was delicious as well. I got the Oyama panini with the lentil soup of the day. The panini had chorizo, field mushrooms, arugula emmental cheese and the flavours worked. The lentil soup was decent and what you would expect of it. Overall, a great place for a business lunch as the service is good and quick, the prices are very fair for downtown and the food is solid.

So, I don't write a lot of reviews. I feel a place has to exceedingly exceed my expectations to garner my praise or seriously screw up so badly that they deserve an acerbic commentary. To wit, I feel must extol the virtues of Grain at the Hyatt Regency in Vancouver. If one were able to fall in love with a bar, consider me out and buying a ring and ready to propose marriage to this place. More often than not, there is no point to stay in your hotel and eat and/or drink. Grain is an exception. Admittedly, I did not try the food. However, I did try many of the drinks and I can say that their drinks rival any of the cocktail bars I've been to in the world. The Aviary in Chicago, The Dead Rabbit in New York, Patterson House in Nashville, The Laundry Room in Las Vegas, Artisan in London, sure they're good, in fact, excellent....but if you don't go to Grain when visiting Vancouver, you wasted a trip. The cocktail menu is varied and clearly meticulously designed. The staff is among the friendliest and most beautiful people you will meet on the planet. Heidi, Chorin, and Sophe are all professional, pleasant, and pulchritudinous. Heidi owns the night in her recommendations about town. Chorin mixes a drink as good as, if not better than, any mixologist. Sophe...well, to carry on a conversation with Sophe and her alluring Australian accent, makes this a 5 star recommendation in and of itself. Managers Taylor and Nipar (sp?) were also phenomenal. I have never felt more welcomed in a town I knew not well before in my life. In my 3 nights in town, I visited many places that were good, some even excellent, but the quality of Grain's menu and the exceptional ability of its staff kept me coming back. In fact, it isn't the beauty of Stanley Park or the amazing outdoor activities surrounding Vancouver that I look forward to returning to...it's the outstanding staff of Grain. And, for that, I give them all 5 stars.

Had a good time with the girls. Small portions for a larger price but the tasting flights were great, sampled the oysters (A+), pork belly tacos, duck confit tacos, bbq chicken pizza, and Spinach dip. The indoor patio was a nice touch and the local BC beer and spirits were a great feature of this unique venue.

I went to grain because I thought they would have an extensive beer menu. They don't. Even with a name like 'grain' they only have 5 beer on tap. They are all local beer and the one I had was pretty good., but I wouldn't head here again for beer.

The Bar was okay. My husband and I both had drinks and a shared plate. His drinks came out correct, my flight of wine was good but one of the wines was wrong. It wasn't what I asked for. We ordered the stuffed garlic bread. It was good, but burnt. Our server Gabi was very short with us and hardly ever checked in. We waited for our check to be brought to us and picked up for quite some time. To say the least the service was pretty bad. A chill bar, but not one I would return to.

The Kettle Valley Semillon Sauvignon Blanc recommended by the wait-staff was fantastic. It had bright citrus aromas, warm tropical notes with a touch of honey sweetness. Very wonderful white wine to imbibe on a warm summer day. The cheese plate was very disappointing. I ordered the aged farmhouse cheese, buffalo brie, goat gouda, and aged gouda. The cheeses were not funky or stinky, but they all tasted like they had been left out of the fridge for too long and took on a somewhat sweaty flavour. The "crisps" were dry white bread slices, the "spiced" nuts were not spiced, and the honey was not truffled despite the advertising. All around disappointing.

After a few visits to Grain Tasting bar, it quickly became my local . The atmosphere is modern but not austere. The service is prompt and the wait staff goes to great lengths to engage without over engaging: friendly, pleasant but not in a way that breaks up conversation at your table. There's a great selection of local seasonal beers and the food menu consists of a small selections of upscale pub food (pizza, meatballs, spinach dip) that's well executed. Great place to start or end the night.

Nice atmosphere, nice restaurant, average appetizers for the price, but I paid $17 for a tiny chicken jambalaya that was done in several bites. It wasn't even good jambalaya and didn't have any sort of sausage or spice. I have never eaten jambalaya that tasted like fried rice. At least the drinks were fairly okay.

My night started fairly late last night around 10:30 , so me and my boyfriend decided to try this place. When we first walked we were a bit confused because there was no host stand. Standing at the bar were 5 wait staff , just having a conversation amongst themselves. The concerning part is that they all saw us walk in and NO one wanted to greet us. We had asked if the upstairs was closed and I felt the response given was a tad rude. As one of the ladies offered to let us look at the menu, the two other girls standing around rolled their eyes at us. Because it was late, we didn't want to go anywhere else so we settled. We had the BBQ chicken pizza which was delicious. We also had the pulled pork sliders. The pulled pork sliders were presented to us on a plate with smeared mayo along the side of the plate *yikes* the worse part was that someone did attempt to wipe it off before sending it out to us, but decided "fuck it just send it out" Not the best experience.

Very strange European hostess doesn't like to be in background of photos u take here and will intimidate and harass you into erasing photos on your own phone. Very bizarre. You take it up with the GM and he brushes it off. Confucius Say hostess girl who over reacts to being in background probably afraid of popping up in auto scan of more risqué sites. Anyway. It's my best educated guess as to reason why over reacting towards something done so commonly these days. Selfies. Photos. What upset me more is the Douchy management that thought nothing of it. Yes. I did call the GM douchy. This is not the Hotel No Tell on Vegas Strip. It's a God Damned major brand in a major tourist destination. GM should get his act together and stop being such a liability to the name of Hyatt. It's a damned shame it's directly in front of my office. I can't tell you how many folks I've told this douchy GM story to about unprofessional conduct of staff and management unbecoming of the Hyatt name.

This is one of my favorite after work places. However it can get pretty loud and the seating is self serve the food and drinks make up for those faults. The portion sizes are huge. Come hungry or ready to share. The bar tenders are excellent and they have a great bottle selection.

Ever been to a place where all the staff seem to love their job and working together? It always translates into a great experience with great service. Grain is one of those places. The staff are upbeat and fun, attentive but not intrusive. They aren't smiling because they have to... They are just naturally creating a positive environment. They make for a great experience. The room is newly renovated. It has a great view down Burrard street with lofty windows which open in the summer. The bar is tastefully decorated with a great backlit bar top and a fine whiskey back bar display. There are TVs throughout the room but none so big as to dominate the visual experience. The seating varies from booths to tables to couches, a place where you can be comfortable no matter what your preference. The cocktail selection is varied, the beers on tap are all craft brewed, and they have a fine selection of high quality spirits. The menu is slightly limited, centered around charcuterie, pizzas and light sandwiches. Don't come here hoping for a steak or seafood. The pricing is on the high end compared to local competition, as is expected in a hotel bar or lounge. They don't have a local rewards program, which is a drawback for a nearby resident. This discourages locals from becoming regulars when paying tourism prices. The staff, however, will keep you coming back.