Sheraton Grille 91

It's not ON the menu anymore, but the nachos are the friggin BOMB! LITERALLY the only reason I went here was for those. I ask for them even though they don't serve it anymore. Please bring back the nachos. They are the BEST.

Great food for a small hotel restaurant. My husband and I shared some late night fish tacos and hummus in the bar area after the Chicago concert. Everything was fresh and yummy. We also had a bottle of wine. Service was great and ambiance was Everything you'd want in a hotel bar. In the morning my husband and I had cereal and ate it in our room. I'd definitely eat here again the next time we stay at the hotel.

I've been a regular since 2009 and seeing as how I work in the area, it's quick and convenient for me to stop in and get a coffee or breakfast or both. The coffees aren't like Starbucks however they try their best. The area is always clean and the staff is always super friendly and accommodating! Thankful for the customer service!

Located inside the Cerritos Sheraton Hotel, this small "restaurant" offers a small menu of pedestrian fare for lunch. I attempted to come here for dinner in the past only to find out they only serve a breakfast buffet and lunch. This is wise of them as there are a dozen chain restaurants nearby that serve better food than here at more reasonable prices. Just past the main entrance in the interior of the Sheraton you'll see a small "Grille 91" sign next to a small banquet room with minimal decor. I came for lunch and, as stated on a sign at the door, seated myself. My first choice for a table was covered in salt (both table and chair) so I chose another one. I quickly noticed my place setting only had a spoon. Looking at the other tables nearby I realized the settings on each table were bizarrely missing utensils - one had only a fork, another a knife and spoon and another had nothing at all. After ordering I grabbed a fork and knife from another table.I ordered a club sandwich and iced tea. The sandwich came out within 5 minutes and it was served on ordinary toasted bread cut into four sections. The deli turkey, bacon, tomato and lettuce - even the limited amount of avocado - were fresh. I was glad they were gentle with the mayo. The fruit provided as a side (mostly melon and pineapple) was also fresh. But this triple decker sandwich was stacked too high - I couldn't take a bite. I opened my mouth so wide I thought my jaw was going to pop. I tried squishing it down as much as I could. Impossible. So I had to deconstruct it in order to eat it. I prefer to just sit, eat and enjoy a sandwich rather than struggle with it and try to figure out how to eat it like some sort of puzzle. Having to take it apart made it messy and a genuine pain in the backside to eat. It was a decent sandwich but a bit bland and certainly nothing out of the ordinary...except for the price. You'd expect to pay more at a hotel restaurant and this was no exception. Club sandwich and iced tea with standard tip was over $20.Service was friendly and attentive. There was only one guy on staff but he adequately handled the four occupied tables with ease. I won't be coming back but if I were staying at the hotel I might try the breakfast buffet. Lunch and dinner would be better in all respects at any of the restaurants in the surrounding area.

We get to dine here because the hotel offered us breakfast coupon for being SPG gold member (also platinum member too). Otherwise the breakfast buffet would cost $17 per person plus tax which is pretty steep for traditional continental breakfast (scramble eggs, sausage, bacon, potato, french toasts were empty, lots of fruits, oatmeal. The waiter would come by and ask you for the drink (coffee, tea, OJ, etc).

After waiting forever for them to take my order I got a $16.00 Mac and cheese that was so disgusting. It had corn in it and was really bland. I couldn't even eat it. Huge mistake! Also, the seats and tables were dirty. It wasn't a lot of guests so I'm confused as to why they dont have time to do an occasional floor sweep/clean. I feel if they keep the front dirty the back is probablyDirty too.

Location. Location. Location.I keep coming back here because it a skip away from work and they make starbucks drinks. Granted there is an actual Starbucks but I would rather come here when it's across a small parking lot vs across the street. The worker there is friendly and for the most part they are pretty quick with service.They also sell food and pastries that are ok, nothing special.

Just came back from the Sheraton Hotel/Grille 91 watching the Laker game, and apparently, they have live music there every Thursday night. The band is a jazz group called the Art of Sax, and they played a very eclectic mix. They also sound very good and a few ladies even danced when their songs played. I highly recommend coming here for the live music and dinner or relaxing at the bar. They play from 5pm to 8pm.For Thursdays during the summer, the restaurant has special buffet-like deals also from 5-8pm, in addition to their regular dinner menu. Today's happened to be an all-you-can eat pasta buffet with garlic bread, roasted vegetables, salad and a drink all for $8.95!I felt I just had to share this gem with everyone.

Located in the Sheraton Cerritos, across from the Cerritos Performing Arts Center, this is a hotel cafe primarily intended for guests of the hotel. Went for Sunday Brunch after staying for a night at the Sheraton. Their breakfast buffet goes for $16/pp. Do I think it is worth $16? Not really. But service was fine and the food wasn't bad. Selections included:Scrambled EggsBread/English MuffinsOatmealFresh FruitHomestyle PotatoesBiscuits and GravyFrench ToastBacon, SausageThis is worth considering if you're staying at the hotel and you want to eat something for breakfast without having to venture outward. Going on a weekend was good because the brunch was pretty busy. On a slow day, I'd imagine that food wouldn't circulate so quickly and it would be less fresh.If you are staying at this hotel and you want to venture outward, there is a Carrows down the street and there are several cafes within a mile . (Polly's Pies and French Baguette are my personal picks within that criterion). If you're content with bacon, eggs, sausage, potatoes, and oatmeal, then this is a viable option. It's worth coming to if your breakfast is comped, but $16/pp is pretty steep for what they offer. After the designated brunch time (11am on weekends and 9am on weekdays), they do have an a la carte menu. I haven't tried this, but they have a reasonable selection of offerings. Price: 2 starsFood: 3 starsService: 2.5 starsOverall: 2.5 stars*Note: review only reflects brunch experience

highly recommend their brunch its delish and clean