Tru Grits American Fusion Restaurant - (Near Anaheim, CA)

1 /5 Nicholas Funkhouser: cash not accepted. Large group. Ordered 2/3 of the dinner menu. Everything was awful. Tacos, soup, pasta, burger, Everything was gross. Service was slow. Wish we just grabbed taco bell instead. Go anywhere else

5 /5 W Gmail: I was pleasantly surprised by the food here given that it’s Anaheim. The poke was fresh and seasoned very well. Steak was cooked well and the mash that came with it was delicious. Solid drinks too. Will definitely eat here next time I’m in Anaheim for work!

5 /5 Mehmet Orun: Having spent a lot of time at hotel restaurants my standards are a bit more relaxed. Because I want to be relaxed, have good and friendly service, wide variety of food options, and reasonable prices. Tru Grits check these off for me. After a long day at Disneyland or a long trip before you start , the bar and the restaurant are a good spot for bite to eat, grab a beer or a cocktail. They customize dinner options so you can have what you like. Prices are decent. So when I stay at Four Points I often simply go down and get dinner here.

2 /5 Kevin Gray: Might be the one of the laziest restaurant I’ve ever been to. Server never greeted me or asked for a drink when taking order so I had to walk up to order a beer after. Beer was solid (only reason I gave a 2 star) food was lazy felt microwaved and wasn’t warm. Noodles shouldn’t have come to table 2 min from ordering. Bread was some Texas toast felt like reheated for the 5th time. Noodles were dry and chewy. Music and ambiance was weird and what you can expect sitting in a hotel lobby in anaheim. TV dinners might have been better than the noodles here. Menu says Asian American fusion and the name is tru grit. I’m still confused as what to make of it all.