Ted's Bar & Grill

One of the most inhospitable restaurants I’ve ever been to. I was staying at the Doubletree next door for a conference and needed some late night food, so I headed over here since Google told me it was open until 12. I arrived at 11:40 and was greeted by a blocked off door and a manager saying they were only accepting to go orders. This was fine with me as I intended to order food then go back to my room but I felt entirely unwelcome. I ordered from the happy hour menu but was charged regular pricing until I alerted the manager who went to the back to change it. I had to ask for the beer I ordered. It was handed to me at the door. I immediately spoke to the manager and told him I felt very unwelcome in his establishment despite the fact that they weren’t even closed yet. As a bartender, I understand wanting to leave at a reasonable hour, but have never locked customers out *before* closing time. Mike apologized and allowed me to sit at a table. Update: I’ve updated this from 1 star to 4. The manager Mike explained that they had a crazy night due to a cancelled flight and dozens of patrons with vouchers. He offered me dinner and a drink on my next visit and I appreciate that he took the time to address and correct the issue

Mainly a bar, me being a non-drinker went there for food. I ordered their vegetarian Pizza which was actually good. Flat bread with lots of toppings, white goat cheese and awesome marinara type tomato sauce. It was a hearty meal for one person as they do not serve personal pan sizes pizzas or single slices. For a lone traveller that means lots of wasted food which is a pity.

It was a high priced hotel bar, the place its self was nice, comfortable, and plenty of TVs to stare at. The mediocre cocktails were paired with a grumpy bartender who really made the whole experience terrible. Hopefully if I come back to this bar its a bartender who is enjoying there job. Didnt get any food because it seemed over priced for a hotel menu but they do have you trapped by the airport with minimal options.