Sister

Wanted to try something different today and ended here at 'Sister'. Cute little spot with a patio on the bottom portion of hotel Colee. Initially I wanted breakfast but arrived at 11am just as breakfast was being switched over. No worries, that's on me. We were greeted upon entry and Ariel, our waitress, informed us to sit wherever we'd like. She brought menus with water right away. I ordered the southern fried chicken sandwich: the chicken was okay, the breading held all the flavor and was deliciously crunchy served on a brioche bun, the French fries were the perfect crispy. Chris ordered the short rib sandwich: the sourdough bread was buttery and toasted, the meat was was tender and juicy and matched perfect with the caramelized onions, alittle aus jus would set it off just right. Ariel

I have stayed at this Hotel before but the restaurant is the true gem. I had an incredile crusted chicken meal last night. It was so good I ordered a 2nd plate. They asked me for my thoughts and I told them my thoughts. For my 2nd plate they added my suggestions. The chef, the manager and the waiter all came to talk to me about my thoughts. Only 1 other place in my 53 years on this planet have I experienced that type of service and appreciation. Chef Lovell, Manager Darius and London are the most amazing staff.

Couldn't ask for better service from Andres and Ariel. The staff is very attentive, kind, and willing to go above and beyond for their customers. The Customer Service is a mirrored reflection of the excellent and perfect food that is on the menu.

Dropped in on a Saturday at about 11am hoping for some early lunch. They only had breakfast available and breakfast was passable but expensive. Servers were nice but slow despite there being minimal traffic. Would not recommend as there are better options around.

Incredibly rude staff at the restaurant. While the staff at the hotel reception desk, valets, etc. were helpful and kind, the staff at the Sister restaurant were an unfortunate exception. Our group went there with our kids (ages 4, 3, 2, 1) and we were the only guests there. The whole place was empty. Regardless, the bartender immediately seemed disturbed by our presence, telling us the kids “can’t dance” or stand in the aisles, and they “can’t go up the stairs in the restaurant” or stand near the entrance, even though we were with the kids the whole time and the kids were not loud or doing anything dangerous. A few minutes later, an old security guard showed up and said that he had been watching us on camera (hello, Big Brother), and asked us not to let the kids run up the stairs because