Trofi Restaurant

The other reviews are accurate. The service leaves a lot to be desired and the food is even less satisfying. I’d suggest taking a walk to get dinner.

Not bad but not the best. Some dishes are ok, but the variety and quality are not what you will expect from a Hilton’s restaurant.

Five of us stayed here for a math Conference and after the fantastic Fajita Buffet, we wished we’d eaten there every night! Everything was delicious. I had both chicken and beef fajitas as well as Spanish Rice, beans, cheesecake to die for and a wonderful salad. For $ 12. I’ll be eating there again tonight. The staff is very friendly and personable. Everything was top notch.

This is the worst restaurant in a hotel that I have ever been to. Not only do the employees not know what they are doing the service is terrible. If you ever think about going to this restaurant don’t.

I wish there was a way to give negative stars! Absolutely awful experience– from the ambiance, to the staff, to the food– horrible. So I get seated in this rather empty, brightly lid, poorly decorated «restaurant» and right away the host asks me if I want «water, iced tea or something». I tell him water would be fine and after about 10 minutes he comes back with an iced water and a bread basket, and asks me if I’m ready to order. I ask for a wine list and he tells me they don’t have one. What kind of a restaurant doesn’t have a wine list?! So I ask him if I can get a glass of proseco, whatever they have, to which he responds «what? Wait here a minute» and leaves. After another 10 min of just sitting there, I got up and left. I walk right out and sit at the bar, get a glass of proseco (not bad either) and check out the dinning menu which is exactly the same as the «restaurant». I got the vineyard salad and the prosciutto flatbread. To be fair, the bartender was attentive and nice… But the food… The food was a disaster! The bacon on the salad looked like it was made a week ago and the prosciutto smelled really funny. If you can call the thick dark brown chewy chunks of (really old and dry) county ham prosciutto. Would NEVER come back!

Just ordered the fish tacos to go — prob the worst thing I’ve ever eaten in houston. First, the so-​called fish was a poorly reheated frozen fish stick that was crusted and devoid of any fish-​like substance in the middle. The soft shell tacos were the kind you can get at a low rent grocery store and were luke warm. This was served with nothing really in it — not hotsauce, spicy sauce, no salsa, no sour cream, no cheese, etc. Was $ 11 to boot, which while not overly expensive, is certainly not cheap — wouldn’t have cared had they not used the absolute cheapest ingrediants i’ve ever seen. The chef who served this should be absolutely embarrassed. They also made me give a credit card to secure it for takeout, so I had to be on the phone for a while spelling out my name, cc number, address etc which I’ve never had to do for any pickup ever. Guy at the counter was smug/​I never trash places, but they deserved it.

I’ve been here a few times and depending on what you order, you can have a good experience.
Liked
— friendly service
— burgers, sandwiches, steak fries
— breakfast items
Disliked
— ahi tuna: over cooked
— fried green beens: very salty!

First! Now that I’ve popped your cherry let me break it down.
This is a typical «in hotel» restaurant. Nothing over the top but your taste buds will be OK here. Decent selection of food. Very typical American selections…
I actually enjoyed their breakfast set up. Most hotels have those really shitty breakfasts that pretty much leave you guessing if the «fart» will become a «shart» and no one wants to start their day off like that; walking around doing the dreaded ass clinch all day and praying that breakfast does not appear backwards during a meeting with the customer. No No No No No goooooooooooood.

Breakfast had the typical layout, eggs, bacon, cereals (hot/​cold), and much much more.
Not a bad spot by any means. And the staff was extremely friendly and helpful. Service is great here!