Wilburs Grill

Attached to a horrible hotel and the only option to get fed at that hotel, it is food truck fare at hotel prices. I didn't spend money at the bar because it looked pretty weak. I just bought booze elsewhere and shared it at the various room parties that accompanied the event. Breakfast was bad. While "free" it's still part of the cost of the room, so I expect it to be edible. The eggs were "off" and the potatoes tasted like they had been carried over from the previous day. Coffee and juice were fine, My dinner could not be billed to my room so I had to pay separately for $20 worth of chicken fingers and fries. The server was friendly and my beverage glass was never empty, but SHE is the second star in this review. If I had to swipe my card for that breakfast, I would have refused to pay for such poor quality. If you plan this for your first date, not only will there not be a second, but I suspect you will be forever alone.

Terrible. The service here leaves a LOT to be desired. Stopped in on a Sunday night for food and were ignored three times, including sitting at a table for 10 minutes with no service. None. Twice approached the bar and were told service would come. At one point came into the bar to find a seat and a disinterested waitress asked if we had decided on our food as she walked over to another table. Wow. I had a Groupon for this but getting a refund. I've been to Wilbur's before and it's all fairly overpriced and sketchy food, but it's inside a run down hotel, so that's what you get. Avoid.

This place can be flukey and should only garner 3.5-stars. We've been here and had very slow (basically inattentive) service and also occasionally missed orders (dressing NOT on the side, no refills, long-delayed check). And then we've been here other times where all was perfect. The rating reflects that. So when they are hitting on all cylinders it can be quite good!Their half-pound butter burger and side (fries, bowl of fresh fruit, or cottage cheese) is quite good and only $10.Their specialty corned beef and slaw sandwich on rye is consistently very good, but at $10 w/out a side, perhaps a bit pricey.Finally, the walnut, pear and goat cheese salad with spring mix and raspberry dressing is both scrumptious and huge... worth $11.Drinks come with refills. TVs surround the dining area and are tuned into different sports, and thoughtfully have volume off. Bathrooms are down the lobby hallway and are spacious and clean. Parking is of course free and plentiful.

Came here for a university of Michigan alumni game. This is inside of a hotel and it was exceeded my expectations!The food was mediocre but I really liked the service and that they even had a founders (Michigan beer) on tap! It's wonderful that they welcome the alumni organization and I look forward to going to more games here!Would I go here just for a normal meal? No. But is it great for events? Yes.

Wilbur's is one of the best kept secrets in Tucson. We eat there an average of once a week. Their burgers and fries are the best in town! Their salads are very large and filling. I highly recommend eating here. Ask for Denise - she is our regular waitress!

We've eaten at Wilbur's four times. The first two times were with family members visiting Tucson. We enjoyed the experience enough that we returned a few more times by ourselves. Medium-sized food portions. My husband has enjoyed a few of their burgers, a steak, and on several occasions we ate pizza. My husband said the steak was cooked perfectly.The staff is friendly, professional and provided timely service. I made a special request for olive oil (due to dairy allergies) for my baked potato, and they happily provided it. I ordered a side salad and was pleased when they brought out one with spring mix lettuce decorated with thinly sliced carrots, zucchini, and cherry tomatoes. They provided the salad dressing on the side, rather than drenching my salad with it. To give a clearer perspective, I'll compare Wilbur's Grill to two other places we've eaten at recently ... Compared to EL CORRAL, Wilbur's food is better and costs less. The Cheesecake Factory has better food and a bigger menu, but costs more. In terms of ambience, we didn't feel rushed or crowded next to other tables ... we were able to decide WHERE we wanted to sit. We elected to sit in the "atrium" area just outside of the Grill (near the water fountains and elevators of the Viscount hotel). It was quiet, and our servers never forgot that we were out there. Our first visit was during Superbowl - for sports watching, Wilbur's is a good choice with all of their TV's.

Was staying at hotel. Excited to hear free appetizers at Wilbur's for happy hour. It turned out to be chips and salsa and watermelon which was fine. But, when who seemed to be the manager came by and grabbed a chip from community bowl that had tongues to serve with her bare hand. Then dipped it in buffet bowl of salsa and ate it over buffet. Not only that but then coughed in her hand and then reached in and did it again. Something tells me if that is her practice other health codes could also be violated in the kitchen. Just kinda gross.

We had lunch at Wilber's. My wife ordered Mac & cheese with garlic toast and Cadillac margarita. I ordered a half pound classic cheese burger with fries and a coke. I was asked how I wanted it cook and I said medium rare . Food was cooked perfect and was right off the grill and complimented the waitress and chef. It was good enough a tip ($10.00) was left for both. Will definitely go back

This is a place I've been to many times. Tonight was better than usual with Brian as our server. He was delightful and he got our orders perfectly. Thanks Viscount and especially Brian for a very pleasant time at Wilbur's!

In a death spiral.Worst happy hour buffet in town, prices rising, menu shrinking, food less than ordinary. They cut back the twice-monthly cabaret/jazz by Sheryl Ann & Sly, so we'll be going only once/month from here on, and looking for a better venue.