The Grill at St Regis - Bal Harbour

Service was very good. Ambience was good. Band was excellent. Had great time there on New Years Eve.

It’s the second year my wife and I go there and it’s always an amazing experience, great atmosphere, ambience and fantastic band. Angel (Angelo) waitered our table last year and this year and he’s fenomenal, extraordinary.

New Year eve with live music it’s a cozy place to celebrate with friends in the lively atmosphere if you do not want to drive to the downtown

I don 't often write reviews but if I can prevent another guest from spending a ridiculous amount of money on a buffet that was insultingly bad I want to. The even is in an events space that looks like a YMCA. It wouldn 't be so bad if the rest of the hotel wasn 't so luxurious. It felt like they were putting you in a broom closet. The host sad that we could only have one rose for the mother however there was 3 generations of mothers present to celebrate so we had to decide which was worthy of it i guess. The food that should have been warm was cold and the food that should have been cold was hot. Very very limited selection. There was no salad bar or fresh veggies, instead warm wilted lettuces drenched in dressing was in small bowls for you to take. The drinks were mostly fruit juice with a splash of bottom budget champagne that they were serving. So very disappointing for a Mothers Day which I had hoped to give my family a nice and memorable experience and instead we remembered it because it was so bottom basement. Next time we will be going to the Ritz or Four seasons.

We were very disappointed with the food and the quality. The food was not labeled properly and we ended up eating pork which wasn’t listed under the soup description. We asked several attendants and they said all the ingredients are there. Once we confirmed with chef we found out it had pork. We were completely disappointed as we all ate it. We didn’t speak with the manager at the time because we had a large group of guests and didn’t want to them to feel uncomfortable.