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Alexia Rogers
Aug 24, 2026
Beautiful scenery and we love our server Shannon! We had an interesting experience to say the least ! We really appreciate our server and the manager who took care of us!! Thank you Shannon and Celeste!!! Shannon was so warm and friendly and attentive. When we first arrived seated outside with our mini Dauchshaund the table behind us a “Karen” said OMG disgusted when seeing the dog. 5 minutes later I decided to take him on a little stroll waiting for the food and mind you these ppl are done eating just had 2 waters in the table … and said “get that f*****g dog a way from us” then said “yeah you f****ing heard me” we were obv very uncomfortable and the server / manager came to us immediately apologizing. They handled the situation with professionalism and even comped our meal. We LOVED our chicken wrap and definitely will be back! Hopefully Karen and her husband are not there as they are the towns dog haters lol! Thank you to again sunset grille for taking such great care of us and Noah we will be recommending this spot !!!
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Tina Mostov
Aug 23, 2026
The restaurant update is beautiful, the entertainment was great, the food, mediocre. Overcooked snapper, dry Caesar wrap. If the waiter would have checked on us sooner I would have asked for dressing the wrap would have been good if it had some or more dressing ( I’m not sure it had any) 2 people ordered the snapper-both more completely overcooked. It had been 9 months since we had been here, last time the food was not very good, but we won’t go again unless we hear of much better chef and menu.
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Amada Maulsby
Aug 15, 2026
Extremely Disappointing and Disturbing Experience
This was our first and unfortunately last visit to Sunset Bar and Grill, and the experience was deeply upsetting for my entire family.
I came to the restaurant with my mother, father, sister, and my two young sons, who are 2 and 4 years old. When we arrived, there were two large parties in the restaurant. One of the parties was celebrating a birthday, singing, moving around, and generally enjoying themselves. My children were excited and joined in by singing “Happy Birthday” as well. We remained at our table, eating our food and having normal family conversation. Then the party had left and all that was left was our small table, 2 other small parties and the very large party.
Because my 2-year-old had just heard the birthday song, he became excited and continued singing it repeatedly. While we were finishing our meal, a man from another party (the large one) approached our table and stood next to my 2-year-old and my mother. He told us that our children needed to “shut up.”
At first, I genuinely thought he was joking because I could not believe an adult had approached our table to speak to us that way. I asked him, “Are you playing, or are you serious?” He responded, “I’m serious. You need to shut them up. This is not Chuck E. Cheese.”
At that point, my entire family told him to step away from our table. Instead, he continued standing there and arguing with us, telling us that we needed to make our children be quiet or leave the restaurant and repeatedly questioning why we could not “control” them.
What made the situation even more disturbing was the language he continued using toward my family, repeatedly referring to us as “you people,” “them,” and “those people.” He was also wearing a shirt displaying a Confederate flag. Given that my family is made up of minorities, the combination of his behavior, his language toward us, and the imagery on his clothing made the interaction feel deeply hostile and discriminatory.
A woman from his party eventually came over to our table and attempted to apologize for the way he had approached and spoken to us. That alone should demonstrate how inappropriate his behavior was.
The manager, Rebecca Andrewkos, came out during the situation, but in my opinion, the way management handled the incident was extremely disappointing. Rather than making us feel protected or supported after another customer approached our table and verbally confronted our family, Rebecca ultimately came to our table, took our menus, and apologized in a way that made us feel as though we were the ones being asked to leave.
We paid our bill and left.
As we were leaving, members of the other party began clapping loudly, as though our family had somehow been the problem. The clapping was loud enough that Rebecca heard it, yet nothing was said to them.
We were not looking for special treatment. We were simply trying to enjoy a family meal with two small children. If management believed our children were being disruptive, there were respectful ways to address that with us. There was absolutely no reason for another customer to approach our table, stand over my 2-year-old, tell our children to “shut up,” repeatedly tell us to leave, and refer to us as “you people.”
What happened left a deeply upsetting and lasting impression on my children and my family. We have never experienced an interaction like this in a restaurant before, and I am especially disappointed that management did not make us feel safe or supported once the situation escalated.
I am sharing this review because customers deserve to know how situations like this are handled. For us, the most disappointing part was not simply the behavior of another customer—it was feeling that management failed to properly intervene and protect our family when we needed them to.
We will not be returning to Sunset Bar and Grill, and I sincerely hope management takes a serious look at how this situation was handled so another family does not have to experience something similar.
I went to Sunset Grill twice during my trip and had a pretty mixed experience overall.
The service was great both times. Our servers were attentive, kind, and helpful, and the atmosphere is beautiful being right on the water. Prices were also pretty reasonable for the location.
The first time I went, I got the smash burger and it was amazing. The tots were great too, and I had no complaints about that meal.
Unfortunately, the second visit was a completely different experience. I ordered one of the local fish dishes, which I believe was grouper, and it was extremely dry. Even the rice was dry. For a roughly $36 fish entrée, I was especially disappointed to find out the fish wasn’t fresh. I ended up sending it back, and even after they remade it, the second one was still very dry and just wasn’t good. The crab cake was great, but that was really the only part of that meal I enjoyed.
I do want to give a lot of credit to the server and manager for how they handled it. They were very understanding, helpful, and ended up discounting the meal, so I have absolutely no complaints about the way the situation was handled.
Overall, I’d come back for the atmosphere, service, and definitely the smash burger, but I wouldn’t order the fish again.
⭐ Sunset Grill at Little Harbor — What Happened to the Landscaping?
Sunset Grill, what happened?
Less than a year ago, you installed beautiful new landscaping around the property. It looked fantastic and was a real improvement to Little Harbor. Now it looks like it has been completely neglected.
Weeds are growing up through what were obviously expensive plants and landscaping, and an area that once looked beautiful now looks like total crap. Why spend all that money improving the property only to let it go to hell in a handbasket?
Sunset Grill is part of the Little Harbor community. Those of us who live here are expected to maintain our properties and keep them looking presentable. It seems reasonable to expect the businesses operating here to maintain the same basic standard—especially when their property contributes to the overall appearance of our community.
This isn't about bashing Sunset Grill. We live here, we want our local businesses to succeed, and we want Little Harbor to look like the beautiful waterfront community it's supposed to be.
Please clean up the weeds, maintain the landscaping you invested in, and take some pride in the property again. It looked beautiful less than a year ago. There's no reason it can't look that way again.