Sunset Grill - Gig Harbor

I waited 30 minutes for two undercooked poached eggs and two tablespoons of horned bark rabbit. On top of that, my toast was burnt! I paid $13 for what felt like a child's portion. The waiter seemed disheveled, as if she had just rolled out of her car and come straight to work. I'm very disappointed and won’t be returning.

We both had the Eggs Benedict with hash browns. The eggs were cooked perfectly, and the hollandaise sauce was creamy and tasty. The English muffin was also enjoyable. The hash browns, a personal favorite of mine, were crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, cooked just the way I like them. The decor is a bit older but tidy and clean, and the restroom also met my cleanliness standards. There was plenty of parking in the strip mall. Overall, it was a very satisfying experience, and we definitely plan to come back.

The Sunset Grill is a casual, family-friendly restaurant that serves breakfast all day and has a fully stocked bar and lounge. Their menu features over 50 items, ranging from individual appetizers to special dinners, as well as burgers, breakfast dishes, soups, salads, and more! Today, I opted for the veggie burger, although the club sandwich and taco salad were tempting choices as well. The veggie burger won out, and I paired it with a side of fresh fruit. I did find the wobble fries tempting, but I resisted and stuck with my fruit. The veggie burger was delicious and offered a unique flavor different from others I've had at various restaurants; I later learned they were trying out a new veggie burger. It was great! My burger was topped with lettuce, wobble fries, and tomatoes, while the fruit side was fresh and flavorful. Overall, I was very pleased with my meal. My husband chose the Monte Cristo, a dish he rarely finds in our area. He paired it with onion rings. Unlike typical deep-fried versions, this Monte Cristo consisted of two pieces of French toast filled with ham, turkey, and cheddar cheese. He found it good but not exceptionally great. However, he enjoyed the onion rings, which were crispy and seemed to be freshly made. The highlight of our lunch was our server, Virginia. She was warm, personable, and funny, making our visit even more enjoyable. She checked on us at just the right times, ensuring we had everything we needed without being intrusive. Though Sunset Grill has a somewhat dated decor, it was clean and well-maintained, with no sticky tables or dirty floors. The restrooms were also clean, albeit a bit old-fashioned. I would recommend visiting Sunset Grill if you find yourself in Gig Harbor and are looking for a great meal. The restaurant is located in Harbor Plaza at 4926 Point Fosdick Dr, Gig Harbor, WA. Getting to the restaurant can be a bit confusing, as it is situated within a complex alongside many other businesses. However, there is ample parking available. I appreciate the support of all the small local businesses in the area—they truly contribute to our community. And remember, always be kind to all living things!

My favorite pancakes in the world since I was 5 years old. when they are busy, they don't have enough personal to handle it. they can tell the personal the dosis they may be able to, but they are so contaminated that their service goes down. I never complain about it because I can see that they are stressed to the maximum. they really need a dedicated front receiver on Sundays and Saturday morning to respond to order to go call and check people.

I love the grill.its a real comfort for me. I had lunch once after the death of my husband and was hugged by one of the waitress and ever since then its my comfort place. You areAll great ?.