Springs at the Artesian

My boyfriend had the porkchop. I had the ⁵⁰⁄₅₀ meatloaf. I would recommend both! I don’t know if everyone will like the mac n cheese because it has a crust. But the server was attentive, the manager stopped by to say hello, and the restaurant was clean. I loved it!

A very hit & miss place. I have never had consistency from this place and would love to. I usually get the club sandwich or pork chop & they both are never consistent. They are either amazing or not edible. It has so much potential though! The past couple times I have been disappointed in it, but hopefully they can work it out.

The first night we spent in the hotel we ordered room service from Springs. They gave us a very large portion of food and it was delicious. Also, there is no tax (or at least built in tax) and all prices are given in a whole number which is great. Their breakfast is also very filling and food is served in a timely fashion.

We had a large dinner party last night, and had terrible service from the staff. We all were served water and never ask what we wanted to drink. Had to ask for more rolls and butter as they did not bring enough. Never once refilled our water till we flagged a waitress down near the end. Food was fair, but staff was no where to be found.

Had the ⁵⁰⁄₅₀ meatloaf and wife had the monte cristo, both of which were excellent. Reasonably priced and great service.

I’ve never had a bad meal or bad service here. Whether I was staying at the hotel or just in town, this is a great place to go for a good meal and a drink.

Stopped here after a hike and ordered chips & queso, along with a hamburger and fries. The food was very good. We sat outside to enjoy the weather. Our server was attentive and friendly. I will certainly eat there again if I’m in the area.

Located in the artesian hotel. Nice place. Good is reasonably priced. Had the ⁵⁰⁄₅₀ meatloaf. Delicious!

Our group had the monte cristo which was the favorite. The cheeseburger and French dip were ok. Great service. Won $ 100 on blackjack in the casino. Which makes any trip better.

Ok, food snob time. Don’t pretend to be somewhat high-​end and then ask me if I’d like sweat tea or Pepsi as soon as I’m seated. So far, it appears the staff trained at Denny’s.
Most certainly, don’t ask if I want chips and salsa as soon as I’m seated. Then, the waitress gets upset that I’m not ready to order before I’ve even been served my glass of wine.
The table next to me had to send their food back twice and their meal was just comped. I’m not expecting much from this experience. We will see if the foods lives up to my initial disappointment.
So, I will update soon but if I was in a town with more choices, I’d already have walked out.

Be sure to check the manager’s special board as you enter! (Often a great choice, dirt cheap!)
The opulent retro-​décor is inviting and the sparkly-​black stone tables create a beautiful setting for the white-​plated food, the hefty cutlery, all betray the very reasonable prices! In fact they are down-​right inexpensive!
The Monte Christo sandwich has a down to Earth price, but is Out of this World on flavor and opulence! Their worth-​every-​penny Rib Eye Steak dinner is the most expensive item on dinner menu, but at $ 25.00, is the same price as AMTRAK’s signature Flat-​Iron!
I’ve had the Monte Christo sandwich$ 12.00, Manager-​Special Pan-​Seared Trout $ 15.00, the Rib Eye Dinner $ 25.00, and several of the offered appetizers… no complaints yet!
They offer classic cocktails and wine as well as soft drinks, milk, juices, Tea and Coffee.
The is a full service lounge next to it if you arrive during a busy time,