Baha Grille — Restaurant in Florida

We had the breakfast bar on the first morning of our stay in the resort. It was way too expensive and definitely not worth the price. The home-fries and eggs were both dry and had very little flavor. The fruit was good. The buffet had make your own salmon bagels, which I love, but I didn’t feel comfortable eating it, the salmon was sitting on an open plate on ice, there was no telling how for how long. They did had me an omelet chief, but I’ve never been a big fan of omelets and even if I did order one, it still wasn’t worth the price, though luckily our 1 year old ate free. The staff were very nice and friendly but the food was...

I came here on father’s day. We made the reservation the day before. A super rainy day with 2 babies. When we got there the hostess said it was going to be difficult to sit so many people. “People has come back to back. Maybe you need to wait 20-30 minutes.” When I asked where could I sit to feed my 5 months old, she told me there was chairs outside (on a rainy day). Around 45 minutes later we left. In my opinion, it’s not about waiting but what’s the point of having a reservation. I am not a complainer but there is nothing worse in a first experience than a...

I’m all for a good breakfast buffet, but the one at Baha Grille felt more like a basic continental breakfast. For $25 per person, I expected more variety and quality. You have to make your own pancakes, the only milk option was low-fat, and the fruit selection was limited to apples and melon. The bacon was chewy, and the waffle toppings were surprisingly limited—just peanut butter and jelly.

The highlights were the omelette station and the great service, but unfortunately that wasn’t enough to justify the price. Overall, not worth the cost for...