Queen St Grille - (Near Palestine, TX)

5 /5 Lynda Roberts: Went for our first anniversary dinner. Lovely atmosphere, great service and yummy food and drinks. Our waitress surprised us with a "Happy Anniversary" dessert. Will definitely come here again.

5 /5 The Helper (Chris): Delicious food, great service and a wonderfully quaint atmosphere. Attached to a historic hotel this grill has salads, sandwiches, pasta and chicken. The club sandwich was great with juicy chicken and fresh avocados. The chicken Caeser salad was divine. The creole pasta was very flavorful. It was a great time and if you are in the area it will not disappoint.

5 /5 Jim: Jodie tried the mushroom Gnocchi excellently done. I tried the Cod fish and chips parmesan fries very tasty, I wish they had cole slaw with it. Nice historic hotel well preserved.

5 /5 James Riley: This is definitely a gem in downtown Palestine. My wife and I both had the 8oz filet with the roasted asparagus and a baked potato, and for the appetizer, we got the Dynamite Lumpia. Everything was cooked to perfection, and in the tea, they even used tea ice cubes, so you drink doesnt get watered down. For desert, we got the Crème brûlée and the pumpkin pie. It was definitely one of the best steaks we have ever had. Our waiter was very helpful and attentive. The restaurant was clean and had a wonderful open dining area. This was our first time here, and we will definitely be back more often.

1 /5 Victoria Evangelista: We recently stayed at the Redlands hotel which has queen st grille inside. Both experiences weren’t great. We ate for an early dinner and both my husband and I got a pasta dish with chicken and our chicken was way undercooked and my husbands “sauce” was more of a soup. The next morning we took our kids to the Santa breakfast. It said they opened at 9am so we got there around 8:50. By 9:15 the doors were still locked with a line building of people waiting to get seated and let in. I called the hotel while waiting in line to let them know and by 9:20 you could see people inside setting the tables and opened the doors to let us in by 9:25. My son asked for orange juice and the waitress didn’t seem to know if they had any ( a little confusing to not know ) and when I asked her if we go to the buffet she said she wasn’t sure and it was only her 4th day. My 9 yr old son then found a hair in his orange juice which made him not want to eat anything afterwards. Then the buffet ran out of pancakes for over 15 minutes which was one of the few things my 5 year old would eat. The workers all seemed overwhelmed. Santa was awesome and that was about it. Overall poor experience and disappointing.