The Kitchen Table-sheraton Dallas

The individual people who worked in this hotel restaurant were good enough, and eating was not terrible, but the organization was terrible. I had to ask a passer server to lead my card because my card had disappeared (it took about 10 minutes between the check and me to ignite someone to lead my card, and during the whole meal I had zero refilling on coffee, water or juice.) a friend of mine who ate the next day in the restaurant, has completely composed slow his meal because the service was so slow. if they have to visit this restaurant, I would encourage them to use the buffet; expects a server to visit their table more than once like a fantasy!

I made a reservation for Christmas Day brunch through OpenTable, only to discover that the restaurant was closed for renovations.

The individual staff members at this hotel restaurant were quite pleasant, and the food was passable, but the overall organization left much to be desired. I had to ask a wandering server to retrieve my card for me because it had gone missing—this took about 10 minutes from when I finished my meal until someone finally came to assist. Throughout the entire meal, I received no refills on coffee, water, or juice. A friend of mine who dined there the following day had a similarly frustrating experience, as his meals were completely delayed due to the slow service. If you must eat at this restaurant, I would recommend opting for the buffet; expecting a server to check on your table more than once is like dreaming!

The menu was very limited, so I recommend eating beforehand. The food was disappointing and of low quality; in fact, the bar in the lobby, called Flash, offered better food than this full-service restaurant. The service was also lacking. We asked other staff members for drinks or assistance, but they insisted on fetching our waiter, even though they had water bottles in their hands. The atmosphere felt outdated, reminiscent of the 1980s, with scratched tables and ceiling lights that were covered in algae. Need I say more?

This meal was with an important business vendor. The food was very overpriced was just okay. Appetizer was fried tomatoes, the batter on the outside was too think to enjoy the tomato on the inside. My coworker ordered the tortellini for $18 he only got 3! On top of that the taste was very bland. I ordered the crab cake sandwich it was probably the best meal at our table. It was very delicious. Overall my experience with The Kitchen Table was sub-par. I would not bring another vendor to this location.