Pancetta

Pretty good hotel restaurant here at the Teaneck Marriot. Working business dinner, but very accommodating service! We lingered there for hours! Had the calamari to start, very good. Waiter strongly recommended the mushroom soup, good call! For my entrée I went with the Seabass, it was top notch!

This place is excellent. Best Hotel restaurant (which are usually horrible) I’ve been to. Clients and co workers loved it. Service was excellent, respectful, and not obtrusive or rushed at all. Really comfortable atmosphere with a lot of space and booths, Shrimp Cocktail, mushroom soup, ravioli, and the dessert shooters were great. High quality ingredients, portioned well, and fairly priced (especially in a Hotel in which they usually jack up the pricing) Looking forward to a return visit personally and professionally.

Pancetta is right next to the building that I work in and usually will come here for happy hour. A few weeks back I had a lunch meeting here and was really impressed with the service. Very attentive and friendly both waiter and manager kept checking in to make sure everything was up to part. I had ordered the arugula salad with salmon, although it was the smallest salmon I have ever seen, the salad its self was extremely delicious and the dressing was great. A favorite that I may just order all the time.
For happy hour we have come by tons of time and the bartenders have always been great with our group. We can be a rowdy group so its nice to see that they can handle us and not be bothered. Everyone staff member that I have come across with has been really friendly and helpful.

Food is ok, average hotel fare. Nothing special… but is what one would expect. A business hotel with good service, yet it takes forever for your food to be cooked? Salad bar and pasta bar seem to be pretty good, the steak sandwich a bit tough, and ordered medium served well past well.

My office is in the same building as the restaurant which is attached to the Marriott. The food is so delicious and crisp. Their arugula salad is so good. My coworkers and I really like doing the weekday pasta lunch buffet. You make your own pasta and they cook it in front of you with as many toppings as you want. It’s very sanitary, they use new pots for each order which is such a plus. Unlimited salad bar, drinks, soups, and dessert for under $ 20. So worth it. They’ll even let you take whatever you don’t finish home.

The food is good and the restaurant is open from early morning to late night. Like most hotel restaurants, it’s on the expensive side. Worth a try if you’re staying at the Marriott or working in the connected Glenpoint office building.

Love the Pollo Grigli and it’s great that you have an option of a side salad instead of fries. Also, the lattes are very good. The atmosphere is is relaxing and a nice place in the area for a bite to eat

Pretty good food, pretty atrocious service.
They have a nice salad and sandwich selection but even worse service than you would expect from a hotel lobby restaurant.
This is still a good option if you are in the area for a work meeting, just don’t plan on it being a quick meal.

Open on Christmas! Restaurant is attached to the Marriot. Very classy establishment!

I wanted to like this place but… 3 of the 4 entrees came out cold! And then they were really just edible.

Solid hotel restaurant and bar. Spent a lot of time here during home renovations. Never disappointed, excellent service. I would suggest ordering the hummus.

I love this place. Sometimes they have a lunch buffet and the salad bar is the best ever. So many expensive toppings like pine nuts, grilled chicken (that’s actually delicious!) artichoke hearts, and much more.
The wait staff are sweet, invisible yet always there, and incredibly professional. I know this place is in a hotel but I give it five stars for consistency and freshness and a large variety of options. You can’t go wrong here!

I’m usually leery of restaurants in hotels because most of the time, they’re expensive and the food is usually not worth the price. Surprisingly, Pancetta (located inside of the Teaneck Marriott) is a great and affordable lunch option. The restaurant décor is very nice, sleek, and very modern looking. My party made reservations although they were not needed because it was a pretty quiet afternoon there — only a couple of tables were being occupied. Our waiter was very nice and made sure we were checked up on fairly frequently. We had somewhat of a large party and the table they gave us was perfectly sized. The menu is not extensive at all and it’s Italian-​inspired fare. For appetizers, the table shared the fresh burratta and the white bean hummus. They also gave the table bread, butter, and olive oil. The burratta was delicious, I love cheese, so I instantly gravitated towards this dish as opposed to the hummus which was okay, just very generic tasting. The complementary bread was great, served warm and the inside was so soft. It was perfect for breaking apart and dipping in olive oil.
My main dish was the salmon Panini which was served with French fries with parmesan cheese grated on top. The Panini was a perfect size and I love that the bread was able to hold up with the salmon. The French fries were tasty, I loved the addition of the parmesan cheese, it made the French fries a little ‘grown up’. The table also got a bowl of their homemade potato chips, which also had the parmesan cheese. I am a sucker for homemade chips (my favorite will always be from Segovia in Moonachie) and these were nice and crispy. I was not able to finish the fries, so I took those home and I also got more of the homemade chips packed with the fries which I thought was a nice touch.
I would definitely consider coming back here for lunch again. I enjoyed what I ate and I am curious to try them out for dinner since I really enjoyed what I ate for lunch.

I actually work in the building of this restaurant and I use to go every weekdays during lunch until recently. Seems like they are making many changes (new menu & new prices) but they are no longer willing to go the extra mile for their customers.
Last week I ordered a salad, just a plain Chicken Cesar Salad, I usually paid $ 11 for this meal and their online menu said the same price. When I got there they basically said welp too bad thats the new price, so I ended up paying $ 16 for a kids meal. They did try making the situation better by giving me a $ 10 coupon. But it wasn’t worth it when I sent my coworker to pick me up lunch, they refused to take the coupon because it wasn’t me personally picking it up.
Now today I ordered just a regular Hamburger not much difference in price but my co worker who usually orders the muscle marinara & meatball meal on the side. (He honestly bought this combination for months.) They refused to make it for him today telling him that they can’t sell Dinner menu items during lunch time.
Overall its very disappointing because we literally stop by and eat there 1 – 3 times a week and all the waiters know who we are. So you will think that they will put in effort on the customers that are there regularly.
We’re honestly going to have a new place to look for lunch if this keeps continuing.

This is one of the best kept secrets in Teaneck! Who would’ve expected to find such an inexpensive restaurant inside the Marriott Hotel that’s still classy, spacious and offers decent meal? If you want to dine at a nice setting but don’t wanna spend more than $ 20 for lunch including tax and tip, then this is the place! Just to give you an idea, you can have pasta & salad combo for only $ 9! Winning! I opted for lobster pasta for extra $ 4 which was so worth it… it came with a relatively generous amount of diced lobster meat served with rich vodka sauce which really filled me up. The servers are friendly and very accommodating too. And for lunch I never have any problem finding a table, there’s no waiting time. I might regret Unilocaling about it if this place becomes popular… Hope it stays this way!

AMAZING FOOD! Amazing service. Good prices for what you get– the mushroom soup is to die for.

I have only been here for lunch and it’s great for an in-​hotel restaurant.
The service sometimes is a bit slow, which can be annoying when I’m starving.
However, I love their express $ 8 lunch menu that comes with either a soup/​sandwich or salad/​pasta, etc.
My favorite sandwich is their salmon one, even though it’s a bit greasy. The cream of mushroom soup is really delicious. Their butternut squash ravioli is okay.
Their burgers tend to be juicy and filling — one of my favorites on their menu.
This is a staple in my weekly lunch choices since it’s connected to my office building, which makes it pretty awesome not having to go outside to go eat.

Amazing service, gorgeous décor. I’ve had the best risotto. the Osso bucco
was very tasty. Not keen on the ricotta pasta.
desserts are not their forte.

This is a decent in-​hotel restaurant, but it’s nothing spectacular. The food is good, not great. You won’t be horribly disappointed, but you also won’t be nicely surprised.
It does look much nicer than the average hotel café, which is nice. Unfortunately, the service, while professional, seems to move in slo-​mo. I hate to sound jaded, but for me this is a basic hotel restaurant with nice décor.
I have a sneaking suspicion that somebody somewhere along the line had the intention of making this a very very nice restaurant. But for whatever reason or reasons, there were too many moving pieces to make it happen properly.

Located inside the Marriott Hotel, this restaurant is described as Italian with responsibly sourced ingredients that are carefully crafted into great value dishes with authentic flavors. While I would say the food is good (I got a salmon, shrimp, scallop combo for $ 18) I wouldn’t necessarily describe the menu as Italian. It was mostly sandwiches, burgers, salads with some pastas.
The décor is surprisingly upscale and very well suited for a business meal.
The service is efficient, though nothing spectacular.