Salt City Eatery - Syracuse (NY)

5 /5 Mark Olson: This place is a hidden gem in the center of Syracuse NY. The sauce for the mussels was extraordinary and well thought out! The glaze on the salmon was exquisite. The salmon was cooked ro perfection. The atmosphere was quiet as it was a Wednesday. But very open and relaxing! The service was interesting. Isabella was my waitress. A young college student who just finished at a local community college and said she was considering continuing her education in business finance. I see nothing but success in this young girls future! She is professional, and appears to have a solid work ethic as well! If you are a local, give this place a try. And if you are traveling from out of town and staying in the hotel, you have a really good place to eat right downstairs! All the best Salt City Eatery and Isabella!!!

5 /5 Andrew Fronek: Dined here multiple times over a three night stay. Amy was our bartender each time and made our dining experience great with drinks and food choices at the restaurant. She also gave great recommendations to have a good time in Syracuse outside the hotel. She’s a gem and the perfect bartender to make you welcome in a city you don’t know!

3 /5 Dakota Lipari: For being inside a Hotel I am impressed on the food. It was truly good food. Took a little time, but well worth the wait. Now on the other hand Salt City Eatery doesn’t have the best atmosphere if you’re looking for quiet or private. With the hotel lobby entrance right next to the restaurant plenty of noise and action is there for you to engage with, as well and this is not the restaurants fault, but if someone’s in the lobby with there kids, well then enjoy the show with children. Now this is a review from someone who was looking for a nice place to eat that was different, not someone staying at the Hotel, had I been in the Hotel I would not mind that there was constant engagement with others. The quality of service was also decent, but the server was going back and forth between tending us and doing room service, she seemed to have her hands full, bless her heart. I feel as if there just needs some more engagement and maybe something that helps separate and make Salt City Eatery different and special. Most meals were between $18-30. Decent selection for appetizers. No desserts. A bar near by so plenty of options for adult beverages.

5 /5 Connie Duvall: During our stay at the Embassy Suites, my family and I dined at Salt City Eatery upon arriving late. Hotel dining experiences can be hit or miss, but this place is definitely a HIT! The food is not just delicious, its exciting! The chefs passion and technical skills truly elevate the dishes and overall dining experience. With techniques like spherification adding a fun element to some dishes, dining here is a unique and delightful experience. On our first night, we enjoyed bruschetta, steak sirloin, caprese chicken, and chicken truffle pasta – all perfectly cooked, beautifully plated, and generously portioned. The meal was so good that we returned for dinner on our last night. This time, we tried the salmon and burger with truffle fries. The salmon was cooked to perfection, with a beautiful presentation and delightful flavors in every bite. The chefs creation of lemon butter caviar to complement the salmon was a truly memorable touch! Its a shame that the hotel doesnt promote the restaurant more because it truly is a hidden gem! This unexpected culinary experience added to our already wonderful stay at the Embassy Suites.

5 /5 Greg Bunt: We’re a hockey family that travels all over the northeast and you never know what you’ll get with a restaurant in a hotel. That being said this restaurant blew us away and exceeded expectations. I had the brisket sandwich and it was fresh, flavorful, hot, and not at all soggy even in the takeout box. Wife got the burger and shes never had as good experience on the first time ordering from an out of town restaurant. Definitely save yourself a door dash or grub hub fee and order here