Restaurant delivery to hotels for breakfast
#4
Join Date: Oct 2003
Posts: 57,890
I don;t think the hotel wold stop you - but they certainly wouldn;t be happy.
And the places that deliver would be simple coffee shops (few real restaurants - except in hotels - are open for breakfast). So all you'd end up with would be an egg sandwich in a bag - or a short-order cook omlet with soggy potatoes.
Why not just order room service?
And the places that deliver would be simple coffee shops (few real restaurants - except in hotels - are open for breakfast). So all you'd end up with would be an egg sandwich in a bag - or a short-order cook omlet with soggy potatoes.
Why not just order room service?
#7
Join Date: Jan 2003
Posts: 16,715
Hotels that don't offer room service and those with kitchens in rooms would be much more amenable. The Westin may have security and not allow deliveries upstairs. Here's a list of places with breakfast type food in the area that apparently deliver
http://menupages.com/restaurants.asp...ds=&delivery=Y
http://menupages.com/restaurants.asp...ds=&delivery=Y
#10
Join Date: Jan 2003
Posts: 15,665
It's not my money being spent, but after spending at least $320++ per night for the hotel seems like a small step to order room service for a couple of days.
If you are staying longer then why not just get dressed and go out for breakfast and be a part of it.
If you are staying longer then why not just get dressed and go out for breakfast and be a part of it.
#11
Join Date: Jan 2004
Posts: 695
Almost all hotels will allow restaurants to deliver...the delivery person will just have to ask the front desk to ring your room to meet you in the lobby.
They will very rarely allow the delivery person to go to your room.
That being said....get out man, explore the city....finding a cool breakfast place is fun....
They will very rarely allow the delivery person to go to your room.
That being said....get out man, explore the city....finding a cool breakfast place is fun....
#12
Join Date: Oct 2006
Posts: 36,770
For a really good old-fashioned coffee shop breakfast, walk out of the Westin Times Square. You'll see a fairly large coffee shop right across 8th Avenue from you -- on the corner. It's cheap and good, but you may have to wait a few minutes to be seated along with all the NY cops and firemen.