Quinn’s Ale House

"The prices were $$ wasn't to bad food quality was very good drinks were nice and cold. The atmosphere was nice, the place was buzzing. Overall, it was a nice place to have dinner."

"Only a 3.8? Haters! I thought this place was great. Probably the best hotel bar food around in my opinion. We tried the butchers pizza, wings, and shrimp cocktail and we thought everything was really good. My wife never EVER compliments a hotel restaurant but she thought everything was fantastic as well! Give 5-star reviews! We ate in the hotel lobby and the host came out and took our trash away! What service!"

"This is a great hotel bar/restaurant that deserves a try if you're staying at the Sheraton. They have a full bar with up to 14 beers on tap in addition to an average wine selection. The drinks are good, but cocktail quality depends on the bartender. The food was great. I highly recommend the fish and chips and be sure to ask for malt vinegar. The fish was cooked perfectly with a nice crispy batter and the fries were well seasoned. I would not hesitate to eat or drink here again during a future stay."

"I ate here twice. The food and service were great and quick both times. Nice views as well, just pricey. Salmon wasn't listed on the menu, but it's an option for the salad."

"Quinn's is okay, but the food is heavy, and the prices are high. They have a somewhat captive audience; to reach cheaper restaurants from the Sheraton Marina, you have to drive or take a ride-share. Quinn's menu features grill favorites like cheeseburgers & such - all high in fats & carbs. I did have a Caesar salad with grilled salmon that was very good & fairly light. Conversely, on the advice of the concierge, I tried the spare ribs with mac & cheese & mushrooms. Sort of like eating a cheese-covered boat anchor: tasty, but I'm still digesting it two weeks later. Prices were high, too. Service was attentive & quick."