Harvest Bistro

Breakfast: not the most extensive selection but what they offer is done really well. Absolutely everything was delicious and top quality. Well worth the buffet!

The food here is pretty good, we are here each night on our stay for both breakfast and dinner. The food is pretty expensive for what you get (especially breakfast), however kids eat free and that’s why we kept coming back. For us (two adults and two kids at dinner) the total bill amounted to what we would have spent at a Chili’s or comparable. But in this case the food and atmosphere is better and we don’t have to leave the hotel. If the prices would have been a little less, I would have given a 5-​star review. Overall, very good food and very convenient if staying in the hotel.

Super slow service… Server took 10 minutes to deliver drinks and then forgot half the order…

Over priced but pretty good over all, not fancy looking inside tho which is a shame considering their prices.

Terrible service hardly anyone in the restaurant and never got our meal. Waiter kept apologizing then forgetting etc.

Ok hotel restaurant expensive not worth value but you should already know that. But if the food was good then I don’t mind. this place is your desperate I don’t have energy left to go out anymore kinda place. Husband ordered flat iron steak teeny tiny portion and came with teeny tiny side. Asked for medium came almost well. I ordered pasta bolognese but sauce was way too salty. I just ate the pasta skipped the sauce. They were kind enough not to charge me for the meal. Very nice of them. Waitstaff was very very nice. Kids meal Kraft Mac and cheese n chicken fingers. Not rating that. They ate for free they enjoyed it.
Everything at the Hilton has been great. I think they can use a little more staff and work on the menu and food for this place.

The breakfast buffet at the Harvest Bistro is well worth it. We paid $ 24 each and the kids ate free. The choices are plenty and much better than an average breakfast buffet. The service hotel wide was pleasant and consistently good. The staff even gathered to sing Happy Birthday and bring a slice of cake when they found out we were celebrating!
I cannot give a similar review to the dinner we had here. The dinner menu is pretty limited and the quality of the food was just okay. It was convenient, not horribly overpriced and the service was good. I’d say it is what to expect of the onsite casual dining outlet, but relative to that, breakfast was better than expected.

Gorgeous atmosphere. Real dishes (I hate buffets with plastic plates and cups)
Food is what you’d expect of a buffet at a 5 star resort. I liked that there were meal options– full buffet, continental buffet, or a la carte.
Price is right on at $ 24 for the full buffet (pancakes, waffles, omelette station) — $ 17 for continental (cold foods-​fruit, cereal, pastries– and oatmeal). People are complaining in their reviews about the price, but again this is a 5 star resort. The price is right. Plus– remember it’s a buffet– you can keep going back for more.
Food was all fresh, and plenty available. Didn’t have to wait for anything to be replenished.
It’s 9:30am (arrived closer to 9am) and it’s not busy! Seated right away! Staff is friendly and helpful. I have nothing bad to say!

Pretty good breakfast! The price is especially right for Diamond Club Members. Go to the omelet station. Fresh veggies and good service equal a really tasty simple omelet. The applewood smoked bacon was on point as well as the bread pudding!

I dined here on a few occasions while staying at the bonnet creek for a weekend. We ate here for both breakfast and dinner. I would rate the breakfast buffet as a 4 but dinner as a 2, so 3 star average overall. First of all, the ultimate hot continental breakfast buffet option is outstanding. Wide variety of fresh fruits, bagels, yogurt, etc plus many hot items including a customized omelet bar, assorted meats, potatoes, etc. All of a good quality, not just your average run of the mill continental breakfast status. The service at breakfast was just okay, we had 2 different servers each day and 1 was more attentive than the other. If you have the option to add breakfast for 2 for $ 20 when booking online, be sure to do so. Otherwise it’s 24 each if you pay after eating.
As far as dinner goes both my mom and I were underwhelmed. We looked at the menu online before coming in, yet the menu in the restaurant was different than the one online and they didn’t have what I was planning to order. I finally settled on the caprese salad and 5 mac n cheese as a meal. My mom got the catch of the day with asparagus on the side. My salad and mac were both good but very overpriced for what they were. Mom’s meal was good, but the fish portion was very small and only got 2 small asparagus spears. Again, very overpriced and not worth the money. Even though we asked the server to put a rush order on our meal, it still took forever (even at 9 PM in a fairly dead restaurant). Good thing they brought out bread that we requested when we ordered or I would have been seriously hangry! Final verdict: go for breakfast if you’re staying in the hotel, but for lunch or dinner look elsewhere.

Because there is nothing in close proximity we ventured here. Terrible service, sat us in a dark corner (when we complained we were sat in another slightly better dark corner). A la carte seems to be frowned upon as it is sold as «well that will take longer» and the omelet and scrambled eggs my husband and I had looked like they came straight from the buffet. I should have trusted Unilocal reviewers, don’t make the same mistake we did. Just go to the patisserie on the lobby area for pastries you will be happier, trust me

Located downstairs at the Hilton Bonnet Creek, the way to enjoy this restaurant is to acquire one of the patio tables outside overlooking the grounds and people watch while you are waiting for your meal. Serving a sampling of Americana type food that is decent with large portions, this is the main hotel restaurant during the day. The indoor seating is open and the atmosphere relatively loud. The servers are nice and try to be helpful, but they need more waiting tables and in the kitchen. Your best bet is to hit this restaurant on the early or late side of a meal rush as they have hard time handling crowds — one convention heavy day we waited over an hour for our lunch. When they are not as crowded they do just fine and the meals are decent. Again, the patio seating is the way to go for atmosphere with your meal. Enjoy!

Decent breakfast buffet with many of the usuals. It’s good, not great. However the food is fresh, pleasant environment, very clean and bright. Friendly staff too. The marketplace has things to go which is perfect if you are really in a hurry. Like most hotel breakfast buffets, it is overpriced but that is expected.

This is located in the Hilton Bonnet Creek and I ate breakfast here every week and dinner three times.
The buffet breakfast is one of the tops. The staff is fantastic.
The dinners are good but pricey. The dinner menu is a bit limited but the it is all great food.

Grabbed a bite to eat at Harvest with some co-​workers after a long day of travel. The ambiance was nice– relaxed, had somewhat of an upscale vibe. The parpardelle with chicken was good. It had a healthy, fresh taste to it. It wasn’t bursting with flavor, (probably because there wasn’t a ton of butter in it), and I think that’s what alerted my taste buds to the «healthy» flavor. The prices were pretty standard for a hotel. I paid about $ 19 for the dish, and an extra $ 6 to add the chicken.

Staying at the Waldorf for the weekend and checked out the Harvest Bistro which is at the Hilton next door. The restaurant is on the bottom floor next to the pool. The menu isn’t that extensive. I was indecisive between the burger and the fish sandwich but after consulting with the waiter, I opted for the fish sandwich. It was swordfish and prepare grilled not fried. It was actually pretty good. Pretty juicy and moist. It came with fries on the side. You can sit outside on the patio which is nice.
The food was pretty similar to the food at Aquamarine, which is the poolside restaurant at the Waldorf Astoria.
So if you’re deciding between the two places, there’s not much difference. They restaurants have different items on the menu but they menus are similar. The difference is that Aquamarine is poolside and Harvest is just outside the pool area.

I enjoyed breakfast at Harvest last week while in Orlando for a conference. The lemon griddle cake with blueberry preserves was so tasty and just the right portion size. Nice menu selections for breakfast and good, quick service too.

Middle of the road food for this property. Everything except the desserts is made on premise. Breakfast buffet was above average. Kids east free. The clam chowder was scarcely populated with clams but lunch made a comeback with the Caesar salad.

Harvest Bistro for breakfast = 5 stars. The buffet is tremendous with everything you could want, fresh fruit, pastries, omelets cooked to order etc…
Harvest Bistro for dinner = 1 star. It seems like the cooks here only know how to cook breakfast. the portions are horrendously small, and the place is waay over priced. Do not eat here for dinner.

Pretty sad — even for hotel food. I ate here for breakfast & lunch and was not at all impressed.
For breakfast, they have a large buffet but we ordered off the menu. I ordered fruit — for $ 12. What I received was a bowl of cheap melon (watermelon, cantelope, honeydew) that was slimy and looked like it had been cut at least a day before. It was supposed to be served with banana bread and «lime scented honey» but wasn’t. If you told me that the server had just scooped some cheap crap off the buffet I would not be surprised.
Lunch wasn’t much better. I had a hummus plate which offered 3 kinds of hummus — the kinds weren’t stated in the menu but 2 tasted the same (bland) and one was beyond vile. To add insult to injury, I was upcharged to sub veggies for pita — and received exactly 5 celery and carrot sticks.
Service — pleasant, but painfully slow.
I get it — hotels, especially resort hotels, offer low quality at a premium price due to the captive audience. Even in that context, Harvest pretty much sucks it. Avoid.