Milagros Restaurant

1st and foremost let's give a shout out to our Waitress Page (if she is still there), who provided excellent service. I am always impressed when someone can take a complicated order without writing anything down AND get every order correct. Food was tasty and very presentable. Excellent assortment on the menu. Plenty of parking on the main entrance side. Now, this is a restaurant attached to a hotel, which I have found are either very pricey for a lack of quality, in this case, price was very reasonable and the food was delicious . Very clean environment and plenty of seating. While dining there were a lot of to go orders being picked up. If we are in this area again, this will be on my top list to return for sure and hopefully Page will be there again.Dine in Brunch with my wife$10-20Food: 5Service: 5Atmosphere: 4

While we didn't get a chance to try the food, the lounge was open till 11 on weeknights and we had a fabulous time in what looked like a late 70s lounge. Nostalgic, with great drinks at a fair price.

The food is much better than a typical DoubleTree's offerings and they allow you to work while you wait for your meal an even after the meal the service is impeccable.

Another positive experience with dinner at Milagros restaurant. Had a few new and different things on the menu so went with the Roasted beet salad and of course the appetizers of salsa and chips! The salad was super fresh and provided a variety of healthy and flavorful toppings.Arugula lettuce kicked it off followed by roasted beets, whipped, goat cheese, apples, pickled fennel, pepitas, and topped with delicious apple cider vinaigrette. Every bite had a different flavor to it, making it a super enjoyable and filling meal.Love, salsa and chips when they give you the three colored chips of black, red, and the traditional yellow ones. The salsa is a tad on the spicy side, so heads up. Bon appétit.

Inside of the doubletree sits Milagros, a southwestern based restaurant. We didn't come here for a full meal, just a light appetizer. The one thing that caught my eye was the chicken tortilla soup. The gentleman who served us was working behind the bar and seemed to suffer from a Parkinson's type ailment, because when the soup was served it had made a mess around the edge and over the saucer. Kind of ruined the anticipation since I had been looking forward to it. It was tasty, just wish it hadn't sloshed around so much.

Had to wait a few minutes to be seated as they were very busy. Server ( Bryan ) seated me quickly and was very friendly, apologizing for the amount of time I had to wait, about 10 minutes.Ordered the namesake hamburger with regular fries for dinner. Server suggested the locally brewed cider, which, as I'm waiting for my burger is extremely delicious.The restaurant is a little small for the size hotel it is, but they had another dining section that was not even open. Ambience is a little bit on the loud side, but still nice and you can have a reasonable conversation volume. The burger arrived and was very delicious, being done to a perfect medium rare! The fries were also very well done not overcooked and undercooked! You'd be surprised how many times it goes one way or the other.Would highly recommend coming to this place? If for no other reason, the burgers are awesome and the cider is very delicious from Cider Corps.

I love it when I find a great restaurant right where I am staying overnight, it makes things easy. Milagros was one of those fun and easy finds. We decided to try the fajitas and chicken sandwich. The sandwich came with a choice of fries or onion rings. Quick pause - where have you been where onion rings was an option and not an upgrade? Nowhere! Seriously, your telling me I can choose onion rings for no extra charge? Love that! In case you were wondering, the onion rings were huge, dipped in beer batter, and delicious. This alone is 5 star worthiness.For the food, my chicken sandwich was super tasty. Lots of flavors that melded together perfectly and made a great sandwich. My wife's fajitas were good. A good mix of colored peppers and onion and lots of meat. The tortillas were fresh and not just from out of a bag. We also ordered a side of chips and salsas. Salsa was fresh and smoky and served with a side of homemade chips. Good food all around. What usually breaks this experience for me though are the prices. Usually, hotel restaurants can be pricey but this place was very affordable. Two entrees and an app came to only $33. Not bad at all. Once again, finding good food at your hotel is always a bonus to the location and Milagros does not disappoint.

They deserve ALL THE STARS because every single person here was so incredibly friendly and accommodating. Our flight was delayed and we were pushed back 24 hrs on our trip and had a horrible day but this place turned the last part around. Our toddler loved the outdoor foliage and water.Beds were pretty uncomfortable but the place was clean enough

Overall, this place is pretty good. Very convenient with it being inside of Doubletree hotel. The chicken fajitas were pretty good and decent beer selections.

We were staying for only an overnight and what a wonderful find right downstairs. Great spinach dip,the tacos yumm and the best chicken tortilla soup and bartender made great drinks.