"This place is fine as a quick bite to eat convenience option. They sell cold sandwiches, chips, cold drinks and they have a coffee bar. Typical upscale hotel convenience fare. I had a turkey sandwich that was reasonably fresh. It is definitely expensive for what you get, which is how it tends to go with these types of places. If you're in a hurry this is a decent option for a quick bite or a coffee."

"This place is very much disappointing. The pastries look beautiful but they are dry and stale, not even edible. The cinnamon roll I paid $7 for went strait into the trash, and I didn't even go late in the day, it clearly is days old. The coffee was okay, just good enough to help with the one bite of the dry cinnamon roll I had taken."

"Perhaps the worst coffee I've ever had; worse than the self serve pods in your hotel room, even worse than the burnt stuff they give you on airplanes. It was like someone had taken used coffee grounds to make the coffee, and then diluted it with hot dish water. To add insult to injury, I was charged more than the advertised price on the board right above the counter. When I questioned this, I was told "oh that's old prices, we just haven't gotten around to changing the board." Avoid."

"This small hotel bakery has the expected assortment of coffee styles as well as fairly large baked goods. I got the cinnamon bun, which was very filling. Getting an iced coffee here was a good choice before I walked across the street to the convention."

"Friendly service. Variety of choices."