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Hotel Restaurant Guides by State
Pick a state to see every hotel restaurant we've covered there — each guide walks through the menu in our own words, with reported prices, what we'd order, and practical advice for planning your visit. Prices are reported figures, not copies of restaurant menus, and we always recommend confirming current prices with the restaurant itself.
8 guides
New York
New York is where this project started — the city with the most famous hotel dining rooms in America, from the Upper East Side's clubby institutions to downtown's design hotels. Our eight guides cover The Mark, the Palm Court, King Cole Bar, Café Carlyle, and more.
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6 guides
Ohio
Ohio's hotel dining scene punches above its weight, from Cincinnati's art-filled 21c Museum Hotel to Cleveland's grand downtown dining rooms and Columbus's chef-driven kitchens. Our six guides span the state's three big cities, with menus, prices, and reservation tips.
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6 guides
California
California's hotel dining rooms are the stuff of legend — the Chateau Marmont's star-filled dining room, the Polo Lounge's power-breakfast scene, and San Francisco's grand hotel institutions. Our six guides cover the menus, reported prices, and how to get a table.
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6 guides
Nevada
Nevada won our search-interest comparison outright — and Las Vegas has the densest collection of great hotel restaurants in America. Our six guides cover Joël Robuchon, SW Steakhouse, Restaurant Guy Savoy, Nobu, Carbone, and Jean Georges Steakhouse, with menus, prices, and reservation tips.
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6 guides
Illinois
Illinois won our search-interest comparison for the next state — and Chicago's grand hotels hold some of America's great dining rooms. Our six guides cover Shanghai Terrace, Travelle, Adorn, Torali, Cindy's, and The Ives, with menus, prices, and reservation tips.
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6 guides
Florida
Florida ranked next in our search-interest research — and Miami Beach's resort hotels hold some of America's most famous dining rooms. Our six guides cover Jaya, Hakkasan, Prime 54, Pao, Nobu Miami Beach, and Los Fuegos, with menus, prices, and reservation tips.
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6 guides
Texas
Texas ranked next in our search-interest research — and Dallas, San Antonio, and Austin hold some of America's great hotel dining rooms. Our six guides cover Fearing's, The French Room, The Mansion Restaurant, Supper, 1886 Café & Bakery, and Geraldine's, with menus, prices, and reservation tips.
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6 guides
Tennessee
Tennessee won our latest search-interest research round — and Nashville's luxury hotels hold some of the South's great dining rooms. Our six guides cover Bourbon Steak, Drusie & Darr, Marsh House, Henley, Yolan, and The Nashville Grange, with menus, prices, and reservation tips.
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6 guides
Minnesota
Minnesota won our latest search-interest research round — and the Twin Cities hold some of the Midwest's great hotel dining rooms. Our six guides cover Mara, St. Paul Grill, Tullibee, FireLake Grill House, Manny's Steakhouse, and Tavola, with menus, prices, and reservation tips.
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6 guides
South Carolina
Charleston is the South's great hotel-dining city — and the best remaining option in our search-interest research. Our six guides cover The Palmetto Cafe, Peninsula Grill, Circa 1886, Gabrielle, Iron Rose, and Frannie & The Fox, with menus, prices, and reservation tips.
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6 guides
New Mexico
Santa Fe is the Southwest's great hotel-dining city — and the winner of our latest search-interest research. Our six guides cover La Plazuela, Anasazi Restaurant, Agave, Terra, Julia, and Level 5, with menus, prices, and reservation tips.
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We're expanding state by state, starting with the cities whose hotel restaurants people actually search for. If there's a hotel dining room you think we should cover next, let us know.