Jacob's Spring Grille

The service here is phenomenal! I've really enjoyed myself over the past week I've been here. The cheddar broccoli soup is amazing!!!! Simone and Xavier are the nicest staff I ever encountered. You can tell they really like their jobs. A little over priced but what else do you expect at the airport. The breakfast buffet is amazing. No complaints from me about this place.

At Dallas Texas for a conference with NACSMy Impossible plant based burger was on point. Service and prices are fair

This place makes Golden Corral fine dining.I had very tight schedule so when I went to Hyatt Regency South inside DFW airport to get to Restaurant there was waiting time but they told me I can go straight to the buffet. Exactly that's what I did. I went straight to the buffet. It's not knowing I ended up with this kind of horrible experience. I picked up asparagus, the meat what they call tenderloin and another fibrous meat. God knows that it's pork, or chicken.Look like all of them are overcooked and some kind of jelly like gravy ( maybe chip McCormick package).I've been coming here for a long time and I've seen it's gone down to hell with a hand-basket. They know when you are here, you are captive audience .

Went for breakfast and chose the buffet. Not a huge selection but what was available was quality. I liked that the bacon wasn't overly cooked and dry as it can be. They had an omelette station which I didn't have the room to try along with lox and bagels and other assorted baked goods. The sausage was on the grainy side but the fruits were nice and fresh. Lots of toppings for the oatmeal. Service was prompt and friendly. Only disappointed was the signage said French toast, which I was looking forward to, when they were actually serving pancakes.

The service was very slow, and the food was okay. My hubby had the salmon burger, which he said was okay--certainly not the best he has ever had. I had the mussels, which was a nice serving but there was not enough broth to sop up my French loaf. The mussels were also very under seasoned. Garlic toast instead of the hard bread would have made a lot of difference. We had the breakfast buffet as well. They have a lot of offerings, but most of them are mediocre. For $20 you can still get your money's worth if you have my favorites, which are orange juice, coffee, fresh fruit, salmon with all of the trimmings, an omelette, and bacon. The service is much better than the evening, and our waitress kept our coffee cups full.

I stayed here at the Hyatt for business overnight and had lunch one day, then the breakfast buffet the following AM at Jacob's Grille. Lunch was the heirloom tomato and avocado salad which was really nice; presentation was good and the tomatoes/avocado were fresh. Dressing was creamy and complemented the dish well. It was a good choice for a light lunch. The breakfast buffet was $20 and included a drink (coffee for me). It basically offers everything available on the menu (including an omelet station, bagel/smoked salmon station, cereal, assorted breads/muffins, yogurt, eggs, eggs Benedict, fresh fruit, breakfast meats, etc.). The buffet is essentially a better value, as you'd pay near $20 for a drink with most of the a la carte items. Smoked salmon and capers are my fav, so I had plenty along with some toast and eggs. Salmon was fresh and flavorful; this was my favorite part of the breakfast. Eggs were prepared well, also...I had no complaints. It's a general breakfast buffet; nothing super special about it. Wait staff for both meals were very pleasant, attentive and informative. Since you're a bit segregated by the DFW complex, food and drinks seem to be more expensive than they would be outside of the airport area. But it was better than average for hotel food.

I could give 3.5... because convince from my hotel. Food looked alright but tasted not too good.. service was okay..not too impressed

Roomie place with lots of tables and small bar area. There's a few flat screen TVs throughout the seating area. What I didn't notice until later, was that there is also an outside seating area. Ordered the Double Patty Hamburger which has cheese on it. Ordered fries as a side. While waiting I had a Shiner Bock (brown ale)...which was pretty tasty. I was a little taken back as the size of the burger was definitely on the small side. Selling it only as a double patty is a must. Now the burger was actually pretty good and so were the fries. Out the door with tip...$22. So a little on the high side but average for a hotel, especially one at the airport. Nothing to boast about or real complain about this place. No objections to eating here again. FYI: my receipt says Aces Sports Bar...apparently a name change has occurred.

Note: this will be a short review. I am exhausted from flying. Stopped in here for dinner. Very nice waitstaff! I ordered pizza and a glass of wine. There were some great dishes on the menu.

The wait staff at the hotel restaurant, Jacob's Spring Grille, were attentive without without being overbearing.The breakfast bar did not come with the room price, but was a great spread of organic and all natural items and worth the $20 to get the day started right.