Grant Grill

Expect the Grant Grill to be at its liveliest on nights with live jazz, when reviewers note a full dining room, while Sunday visits (including Sunday brunch) are often quieter and more relaxed.

Grant Grill feels like a classic, elegant hotel dining room, mahogany paneling, tufted leather seating and linen‑draped tables, often accompanied by live jazz that creates a warm, intimate, sometimes lively evening.

Grant Grill’s Chilean Seabass is a recurring favorite, it’s on the current dinner menu and multiple guests single it out as an outstanding choice.

Smart casual is the guide, polished but relaxed; many guests note dressing up a touch for anniversaries and other special occasions at the Grant Grill.

Weekends for brunch, Saturday and Sunday brunch (served 7:00 am–2:00 pm) are a guest favorite, with several diners raving about the brunch dishes and breakfast potatoes.

Yes, Grant Grill's iconic, chic dining room, live jazz and attentive service make it a popular choice for anniversaries and special evenings.

Grant Grill features the main dining room and the Grant Grill Lounge/bar, with booth and banquette seating throughout, and it also accommodates private parties.

Yes, Grant Grill offers distinctive menu experiences such as the Silver Oak Experience charcuterie pairing, the Reserva de la Familia tequila flight, and the Black Pearl Kaluga Royal Caviar Experience.

Yes, Grant Grill accepts private parties; the restaurant lists private parties as allowed and guests have worked with the manager to host events such as a 16-person rehearsal dinner.

Some entrées can be generous, guests report mains like the ribeye are large enough to split between two, and surf-and-turf portions have satisfied two diners with leftovers.

Yes, the kitchen will accommodate plant-based diners: guests report the chef personally came out and prepared vegan dishes (for example, a mushroom risotto) for vegan diners.

For a relaxed, attentive visit, try weekend brunch (Sat–Sun 7:00 am–2:00 pm) or a Sunday visit, guests note weekend brunches are low-key and Sundays can be pleasantly quiet; for a livelier evening, plan dinner when the restaurant features live jazz.

Yes, the Grant Grill has an extensive drinks program: craft cocktails, a full wine list and sparkling selection, beers (including local options), and a wide selection of spirits from whisky and tequila to mezcal and brandy, plus non-alcoholic options.

Yes, families are welcomed: staff routinely take children's orders and guests report kids enjoying breakfast and sandwiches, while holiday brunches have family-friendly touches like an Easter bunny and buffet offerings.