RBG Bar and Grill Reviews

I arrived at the hotel extremely hungry and had the fish and chips. Delicious--would definitely eat there again.

Understaffed and confused but food came out fine. Needs sunshades on the windows. Only opens at 6am so forget breakfast if you have an early flight

Have breakfast and dinner here on a regular basis. Good food and reasonably priced. Service is wonderful, Genet always has a smile and a warm greeting.

When staying at the Radisson I had an excellent breakfast at Rbg for a very reasonable price. The wait staff was very attentive and personable. The quantities were more than generous.

We arrived for a late check in, so our options were limited. My wife and I decided to try RBG Grill simply for convenience. Our food was just mediocre, but our service was great. Our meal satisfied our appetite, but quality did not match up to price.

Since I had to wait for my ride at the airport for several hours, after picking up my roller bag I decided to walk down the sidewalk (it was a sunny day) towards International Boulevard to the Radisson Hotel for lunch. It's a straight shot across the street from SeaTac. The RBG Bar and Grille is just off the lobby and is bright and cheery. The service was very good, friendly, and welcoming. I said I had to wait a while after lunch for my ride, and the server said that was fine. If you'd rather have just a drink, there's a comfy bar with a fireplace (also off the lobby) as well. I had onion soup (very good) and for the entree I had White Truffle Crab Mac 'n Cheese. It was good, but much more subtle flavor than I expected. I've stayed at the Radisson before and it's a pleasant place to spend the night as well.

Great staff, friendly. Large portion of food. Coffee was superb and strong! Our server was super friendly and made us feel at home.

Very nice intimate bar area and had a good draft beer after our night in downtown Seattle. Wine by the glass was enjoyed by my friends.

Easy access. Excellent service. Food was done very well(burgers and dessert were very tasty) but was on the pricier side. ~$20pp with drinks.

Fine small hotel restaurant, good menu, good wine selection. Right off the lobby of the Radisson, open most hours and serves drinks when the bar is closed. Reasonable prices. View out the front into greenery.

Nothing great but convenient. Average is about on target for this lobby cafe. Had the 2 Eggs with toast and grilled ham, nothing much to add, just OK.

They are concerned about the quality of the food. Love the staff. They posted that thought the food could not be labeled organic. It was grass fed I appreciate that. The room renovation was great!

Great place for breakfast. We usually stay at the Radisson, although this time we were down the street, but we made the journey to Rbg because of the wonderful service and food. Something about the buttery sausages and roasted? potatoes keep us coming back. This time the always courteous wait staff even helped us with driving directions, including a shortcut we didn't know about. Haven't tried the bar or grille since they remodeled, but breakfast is hard to beat.

When complete, this will probably be a nice restaurant. However, it currently is located in a makeshift meeting room. There was one waiter/cook that had to do all the work. The food was ok, but not equal to the price paid. Avoid this place till it's complete.

The Bar Staff at the Raddison Seattle is top notch... Service & courtesy. I had such a great time and pleasant experience, Tanya especially stands out. I recommend you visit them.

Came in on Friday July 3rd restaurant was somewhat packed for the small place it was I placed my order for a pizza and wings the pizza was great can tell the dough was made fresh perfect amount of sauce and cheese. Wings were great as well I will be returning compliments to the chef who was working that night. I will be returning.

I had both dinner and breakfast during my stay at the Radisson. I had a grilled chicken sandwich and clam chowder for dinner with a side salad with house dressing. I suggest the house dressing its Awesome. Grilled Chicken sandwich was great and not greasy. Breakfast was ok. Not super great and not bad either. Service was good during both meals and priced ok. I spent $26.00 for dinner and $14 for breakfast buffett. The bar area has a fireplace and tv, very open area.

Terrible! We walked in and the server did not acknowledge us whatsoever. He was busy talking up a couple of guest that were about to leave and there were no other people there. He seemed annoyed that we decided to stay. We ended up just sitting wherever we wanted and eventually he came over to bring us menus. He was absolutely not friendly the entire time and mansplained to me how I wanted my burger cooked. Bonus - the food was cold and the burger looked previously frozen. It was so bad. I’m an excellent tipper because I have worked as a server before, and let me tell you - this is the first time I have EVER given a bad tip.

We were looking for an early meal after arriving at the airport. We were not staying at the Radisson, but it was convenient. We were pleasantly surprised by the food quality. We were early, so we had to order in the lounge. There were happy hour prices, so that was great. We ordered a green olive tapenade with artisan bread to begin. Very good. There was a happy hour menu, and one of our party ordered her meal from that: a soft taco made with Steelhead and a caprese salad. One had the bratwurst burger, one had the jagerschnitzel, and one had the tortellini valdostano. A testimony to how good the food was: all four of us were clean platers. We left the establishment well fed and without breaking the piggy bank. A win win for us.

I suspected it wasn't great when I entered an no one was there. Ordered a medium burger with no beacon - got a rare burger with three pieces of beacon - actually the beacon was crisp and pretty good. Had to ask for salt, water, mustard and ketchup. Heinz 57 ketchup in a bottle that must be a year old - refilled so many times the catsup was runny. Henry beer was good - they were out of two of the three drafts on the menu. Tippy table - so I moved. Service was better than the rest of the stuff. Someone rated this excellent - low standards.

My husband and I had dinner here while staying at the hotel. It was a little quite, since part of the hotel is closed for renovation, and most of the other guests were off to a private function. The food was really good however and the service was very good. Our waitress was lots of fun to chat with, and made our dinner an event.

Our party of 5 ordered dinner. The restaurant wasn’t busy. Four of us were served and the fifth person wasn’t served for another 15 minutes. Most unacceptable for a $30 Meal. The wait staff were friendly but inept. The food was mediocre. Go next door to 13 Coins for a real dinner. I had a great room service breakfast the next day. The food arrived hot and on time to casually enjoy before the airport frenzy. So two meals but only one success. Sorry R&B. You need to work on the sit down side of things.

This restaurant accomodated my late arrival to the hotel and prepare a meal though the restaurant was due to close in 15 minutes. Great service with a smile.

This is a restaurant in the Radisson Hotel. We ate lunch and breakfast here. Food was good. Nice waiter at lunch advised us that we were ordering too much food and gave good service. There is a kind of sparse buffet at breakfast which is the better choice cost-wise than ordering a regular meal. Pastries are wrapped Entemanns, but there was a nice fresh fruit salad, eggs, bacon, potatoes, yogurt, cereal, etc. Service at breakfast was OK. Nice dining room with lots of windows.

The hotel has a reasonable menu and the service was efficient. The food was well presented on large plates but the flavours did just not go together. I had the jaegersnitzel with sauerkraut and the sauerkraut was much too bitter and totally dominated the dish and the snitzel was soggy. My wife had the chicken masala where the sauce seemed to be exactly the same as mine with a few less mushrooms and the vegtabales were grated but the flavours did not complement. If you are staying at the hotel you are stuck with this place but if you have a chance go elsewhere

It is a nice hotel resturant..... like all, a tad bit over priced, but good food, and nice people. They make a great Reuben and the fresh in house made fires were perfectly done. Enjoy.

Delicious and very friendly staff. It was really close to the Radisson, where we were staying. We left the restaurant feeling very full and satisfied!

Had breakfast here it was average at best. You pay hotel price to eat here really nothing to write home about. Only ate here once as did not want to be disappointed twice

Breakfast portions were too large for us, so for dinner we ordered wild caught sockeye salmon and a large panzanella salad, both specials, and split them. Perfect and delicious!

Poor food quality, bad service, over priced, not worth the cost and the time took for the meal. Should have heeded reviews from previous diners.

I arrived late from the airport and wanted something to eat since I hadn't eaten all day. Hotel restaurant was the perfect place since it was late and I was tired. I decided to just eat in the bar area to watch whatever was on TV to decompress a bit. The bar area had about 4 TVs, albeit a bit small for viewing from a distance. It also had a nice fireplace with comfortable chairs. I sat at a table and not at the bar. At first, it was only the bartender to cover both the bar and the tables. He did a fine job but was getting a bit overwhelmed. By the time I left, a waitress had joined him. I ordered the steelhead trout alfredo as recommended by the front desk, and the bartender also agreed it was one of their best dishes. I also ordered a cup of clam chowder to start. Clam chowder was flavorful but a bit pasty. The Steelhead Alfredo was very fishy. Fresh fish should not smell this fishy. The Alfredo sauce was quite runny and had little flavor - had to use quite a bit of salt to liven it up. I had a Stella with the dinner. All-in-all, I was disappointed in the food. But, I chalk it up to a bad night, not a trend. I ate breakfast there two days later and had a different experience.

Excellent fresh salads, great IPA, wonderful service by staff and a clean and friendly atmosphere at the restaurant

We were staying overnight by the Seattle Airport at the Radisson. We decided to dine in at the RBG Bar and Grille. Food was very good. I enjoyed their pork loin dinner. My husband liked a panini sandwich and chips. We shared a salad. For dessert, we enjoyed their large ice cream sundae with chocolate sauce. Food was good. Service was friendly and very good too.

I am a semi-regular at RGB, Cindy provides awesome service with a smile. Very knowledgeable about the local breweries and very professional. Always have a nice conversation. Thank you

The bacon cheeseburger was amazing, and I can't wait to order one more! Wait staff very good. Fast service and clean.

Stayed at the Radisson sea Tac on my flight out of Seattle Decided to retry the restaurant RBG at the Aiport Radisson Always a favorite but waned for a period It is back Good service and great food and quiet Better than the hectic pace at thirteen coins

The RBG is located in the Radisson at the SeaTac airport location. It you are a guest at the Radisson and are hungry, it's the RBG or a walk to Denny's up the street. It's not much of a choice. The RBG does try. The menu is eclectic and everyone ought to be able to find something to eat. Food is average to good -- not great -- and prices are a little on the high side. Staff are not terribily interested in service, but they do their job. It's a so-so experience. If you're at the Radisson and hungry it will do.

Typically restaurants in airport hotels are either overpriced or poor in quality or both. The Raddison Hotel restaurant had exceptional service and reasonable rates. The food was better than average. A very good value, when you are stuck at the airport for a layover, this was a pleasant surprise.

This restaurant is in the Radisson hotel lobby. Breakfast buffet was fine but nothing special (scrambled eggs, potatoes, sausage, bacon, French toast, cold cereal, yogurt, fresh fruit salad). Ordering a la carte would have cost even more than the buffet. Overpriced either way, you are paying a premium price for the convenience of eating in the hotel. Some hotel chains present a similar buffet as a complimentary service, wish the Radisson did too!

This restaurant is inside the Radisson Hotel near Seattle airport. When we're leisure traveling, we're never able to get to breakfast before noon, so it's inconvenient when the hotel we booked doesn't offer at least a limited breakfast menu throughout the day. Because there's no late breakfast at the Radisson, we ate offsite the first two days of our stay. The Radisson Bar & Grill's dining room is lovely, and the food is very good. There isn't much selection though, with about five appetizers, five sandwiches, a half dozen expensive entrees, and a few desserts. Our third day here we planned to spend the afternoon at the hotel's comfortable lobby area waiting for a late afternoon flight. So rather than go out to find breakfast at noon, we ended up ordering a breakfast of tomato bisque soup, a bread basket, and one salmon salad, with coffee. Everything was quite good, but the bill was $36.75 for just the three food items and two coffees. We really like the hostess/server, who we remembered from a previous visit here two years ago. Very hospitable, yet very professional. She's an asset to the company. If RBG offered even an omelet or a fresh fruit platter after breakfast hours, we'd have been more inclined to eat here every day.

Came here for breakfast on the two nights we stayed at Radisson. Enjoyed the smoked salmon omelet. Potatoes were tasty too. Staff was friendly and restaurant seemed clean.

Food was very good! Grilled salmon tasty and fresh. Salad greens were VERY fresh! Tomato and red pepper bisque was quite delicious! Service was good. Drinks were generous size. Nice ambiance - quiet, nice big windows letting in lovely evening light.

Ate at two other mediocre restaurants nearby my hotel before I tried this. Should have gone there first. Quiet, nice decor. Excellent service....and the food was good.

I stay here often and their breakfast oatmeal may be the best of any restaurant oatmeal I have had. I am a runner and oatmeal is often my go to breakfast. Skip the buffet and get their oatmeal.

We were tired and so the hotel restaurant was handy. We were pleasantly surprised by the food quality, service and value for money. Will return again on our next visit to this hotel.

Happy hour $6 glass of CA wine. Really nice staff. Had the Chicken sandwich and it had a nice sauce on it, plenty of tomatoes and lettuce on sandwich. Hot crisp fries. Hotel prices, but good meal for a hungry traveler. Hotel lobby and restaurant are almost done with their renovations. Bar area also has longer tables that have outlets and charging stations.

The Northwest Scramble for breakfast is great. They also make one of the best burgers I've ever had. It's called the Western burger and the onions are sauteed in BBQ sauce.

Great place, good food, very clean. We had lunch once and breakfast twice. Try the inlets for breakfast.

The staff allowed a fellow to yak away at his laptop via headset throughout breakfast. Wife probably sent out of room. How nice he was allowed to carry on despite other guests trying to enjoy breakfast. Place needs better management. Won’t go there again, neither should you.

Didn't feel like going out, and the ambiance was nice enough that my friends who lived in Seattle decided to try this place out. We were so happy, that they came back for breakfast in the morning. The service was outstanding with Thomas the server/bartender having a great knowledge of the menu, gave us great choices, and was spot on about all of them. he had great advice and service. The food was actually quite good. It is a comfortable area, and I highly recommend it.

I wrote a review earlier about the Radisson at SeaTac, how it suited my needs as a business traveler trying to get in/out of the Seattle area. I ate at the hotel on premises restaurant and I was pleasantly surprised by the range and quality of the menu. I enjoyed a Caesar salad with extra crab added (!) plus a very good Wild Salmon steak. The prices are what you'd expect for an airport hotel -- pretty high. But in this case it was still a very good value. Beats trying to find another quality place to eat around this crazy airport area.

We dropped family off at the airport and wanted breakfast. Everything in the area is high rise hotels, so we tried picking one that had a good menu. They advertise a buffet but I'm guessing that is only on weekends. Good menu overall for diversity but we spent $55 on breakfast for two with a bloody Mary. I had the rarebit which is like a redneck eggs Benedict. The "bacon" in the sauce could have been bacon bits from a can from what I could tell, and the potatoes were obviously heated from frozen because they were cold and the onions and peppers still raw. Bloody Mary was from a jug and had no olives, no onions, no soul. At least there was free parking and lots of grass to walk the dog.

We eat here when staying at the Hotel, although there are other restaurants nearby.We find the staff friendly and accommodating. The food is good and fresh.

Great breakfast to start off a busy day, and Tender was a wonderful server—prompt, attentive, kind and thoughtful. I so appreciated her as my first human interaction of the day!

YUMMY pizza and fries!! Breakfast is pretty good too. The potatoes at breakfast are not good but everything else we had was great! I would go back there just for the pizza! Also stiff drinks in the lounge.

On our last day of our vacation, we stayed at the Seattle Radisson by the airport. Since we had turned in our rental car, we needed to eat dinner someplace close. It was raining (of course it was Seattle!) so we decided to eat the RBG Bar and Grill. After having eaten at fantastic restaurants on our vacation, we knew not to expect too much at a hotel restaurant. I ordered a burger that came with bacon, cheese and carmelized onions. My husband ordered a sort of sausage burger with sauerkraut and potato wedges. They asked me how I wanted my burger cooked and I said medium. I bring that up because my burger was the most overcooked, dry burger that I have ever eaten. Luckily the onions were moist and were the saving grace of the burger. My husband liked his meal, though I thought his potato wedges were a little skimpy. It was a Saturday evening and we were the only ones in the restaurant. The servers were very attentive and friendly. Next time, if we eat here again, I will play it safe with a salad.

While staying at the Radisson, my wife and I had the opportunity to eat here twice. For lunch we had burgers and beer. The beer was ice cold and wonderful. The hamburgers were among the best I’ve ever had. We were both very surprised at how good the burgers were and cooked just how we ordered them. For dinner I had fish and chips and my wife had short ribs. Again, everything was outstanding. This is a hidden gem of a restaurant, at least until the chef moves on. If I was staying anywhere close to the Radisson, I’d be sure to head over to this restarting. I’m getting hungry just remembering this place. Try it, you’ll like it!

Very impressed with the restaurant and the menu and beer selection. I chose the Northwest Cioppino with a WA State beer, and my husband had the fish and chips with a mixed drink. Service was excellent, and the wait staff pleasant....

This is my second time here and most times i don't go out of my way to write a second review but this time really stood out to me. The food was amazing the Braised short ribs were to die for. Waitstaff were very friendly and made sure i had a very pleasant experience. What stood out to me was a young cook who came out to check with me to make sure the food was cooked how i liked it and everything was to my liking. My husband loved the Fish and Chips. said they were cooked perfect (some places over cook them) Anyone looking for a great place to eat go here. Don't let the hotel restaurant kill this place for you it goes above and beyond what anyone would expect. i will return again when i am in the area. Sorry i cant remember the young cooks name or the server i had. The server was a darker haired female a little older but very friendly

This is a fine restaurant for a quick meal. Fairly limited menu, but price and quality is adequate for a quick meal on an airport stopver.

This restaurant is the only place to eat in the Radisson SeaTac Hotel. While the food is okay and the service good, it is a little pricey. There are other places to eat within walking distance at a lower price all along the street so just be open to explore the areas outside the hotel.

We arrived late and had dinner in the bar area - great food and great service! Will definitely go back again!

Nice restaurant inside the Radisson Hotel. Great French onion soup! Can order to go, if needed. Moderate to high pricing. Friendly staff.

For my weekend, I enjoyed the breakfast, and the buffet was quite adiquate and reasonably priced. The dinner portion was priced good and I thought the portion size are nice size. Food tasted great.