Seaglass

This place serves as coffee shop and cocktailLounge for hotel. Seaside is the buffet and marche is the cafe. For drinks the selections here are a bit higher end than at Oceanside though do not have draft beers. Have lite food though oddly what they call bites served until 10. Last call is at 1145. Breakfast is very pricey as regular coffee is 4 and muffin is 6 which is high even compared to nyc Starbucks prices.Space is nice with a number of group seating including long table for larger groups. You can also take food and drink out to patio. If going to pool will give you a plastic cup.

I want to start by saying that this review is based on the cost more than the service. I dined here twice in the last week as I staying at the resort for a business trip. The staff were always very nice and helpful. The ambiance is nice for a bar. But that is where things take a turn for the worse. The first night I had 6 wings and a coke with tip $30 second day a burgers fries and a coke with tip $35. The burger was good not great. I would put it on par with a steak house burger. The fries were just that plain fries. The wings were, not great or even good, on par with Pizza Hut at best. You have two real seating options sit at the smallish bar or kind of low sling chairs with what I would best call a coffee table. So there I am trying to eat a burger in business clothes leaning over a coffee table trying not to make a mess. So to me it was just not worth the cost and the setup was not well thought out. But that's just my two cents. PS the bar prices are crazy JW blue is $88 a shot for a $250 bottle.

My wife and I visited Seaglass twice for breakfast while staying at the Omni over a recent beach weekend. We were pleasantly surprised by the quality of food at this casual hotel restaurant. On the first visit I had the Smokehouse Quiche. A lightly crisp crust was filled with airy eggs, gooey cheese, generous portions of tender smokey ham and topped with crisp arugula. On the second visit I ordered the Smoked Salmon Flatbread. Lightly toasted crisp bread was topped with rich creamy goat cheese, tangy pickled onions, fresh salmon, and crisp arugula. Overall, this was the perfect way to start a beach day.

6/2/23, We chose to dine on their covered, ocean view patio at the Omni Resort rather than the inside area. Such a relaxed, casual beach vibe! A perfect way to begin summer! Seals and Croft "Summer Breeze" filling the airways. Their lunch menu is limited, but their cocktail menu is plentiful and will get your beach party started!We shared the Grilled Chicken Sandwich, $18, complete with cheddar cheese, applewood smoked bacon, lettuce, tomato and dressed with their in house buttermilk dressing. The sandwich was drippy with their delish dressing and the chicken was grilled perfectly moist. The tomato had black spots indicating it's "over the hill" state. Know that fries accompany this sandwich, but it's not stated on the menu. Because we were unaware the the French fry side, we ordered their Truffle Parmesan fries too, $16, served with a condiment of Rosemary Kalamata olive aioli. The waiter didn't inform us either. The truffle fries were flavorful, stood on their own, and the Rosemary Kalamata olive aioli competed with the truffle and Parmesan. Aioli absolutely not needed. I'd dine here again if staying at the Omni, but wouldn't return otherwise.

Grab and go breakfast is very convenient, chia seed pudding was very good and fresh. Blueberry muffin was good but only had a few blueberries, one blueberry had a stem attached. The breakfast grab and go was very busy around 9am. The manager came to help out since they were so busy, which was nice.

We should've thought twice about staying somewhere with such limited resources. We were hungry during dinner time and thought we can get something small and quick at Seaglass. But be rest assured that it will not be quick here. It's really not the staff's fault but the resorts because they are super understaffed here. People's orders are mistaken left and right because the guests are so limited to where they can go on this Island, like what do you expect us to eat? For the pricing and patience we had given, the food was mediocre at its best. The only thing that was good was our server was super nice. We got the wagyu sliders and they were over cooked and dry. Didnt even get a chance to ask for ketchup, as our waiter was super busy. The flatbread was delicious but not filling at all. It was really expensive here and I was just not satisfied for what I had paid for.

I had a very good latte on the last morning. In the evenings, they were quick to make a drink and very easy to deal with.

Seaglass has a VERY limited wine menu which I found surprising for a hotel lounge. Floors were unclean. Some furniture had been moved recently and tons of crumbs, hair ties, trash, etc. was exposed from under old furniture. This wasn't a desirable place to spend my time with a glass of wine. Live music was good, however.

Great cheese platters, sliders, and cured meats. Excellent piano bar. Comfy chairs. Try it instead of the Ritz.

The food here is delicious. We had breakfast and it was good. The French Toast was great. We also had dinner here. It was outstanding. I had the Filet. It was cooked perfect and tasted delicious. Hubby had scallops and lobster. His was equally delicious.