Betts

“Food was amazing, great cocktails, and our server Jordan was a riot!”

B★★★★

A nice place that is connected to the hotel. The menu feels a little small and has a bit of a strange selection. The Korean chicken sandwich was very good, and in general they had a majority of Asian inspired dishes. Weirdly there were two dishes with gnocchi, but no pasta. Service was fine. The place is also large enough that conversations resonated. There weren't many people there when we ate but their slightly loud conversation was easily heard.

Kathy H★★★★

Close to playhouse square and easier to get a table than places closer. Fresh, clean, crisp looking setting. Food was good and as a vegetarian I was thrilled with their bowl - healthy and yummy!!! Great happy hour wine prices also.

Natalie★★★★

Nice breakfast spot downtown. I had the trout and the Greek yogurt. The trout was priced as a meal around $16 and i was still so hungry after eating it. So i had to order something else…the Greek yogurt was a better portion and really pretty with the fruit display. My only complaint was that the trout should have some kind of side that comes with it. That is not a meal portion. Staff were attentive and friendly.

Alec Kerestesi★

Skip this place. Overall, Betts is the kind of mediocre dining experience that has come to define eating out in larger cities such as DC, Philly, and some parts of NYC. Overpriced, unispired, Sysco shlock that is not bad, but not worth your time or money. For details see below: The food quality is not *bad* per se, but it is just above absolutely mid. Also, portion sizes are disappointingly small. You can walk 5 minutes in any direction and get a larger breakfast that is as good or better for a much more reasonable price. I say this as someone who splurged and got their Steak and Eggs. The fo