Sunset Grill is a american restaurant Sanibel located in United States.
6536 Pine Ave (Sanibel-Captiva Rd) Sanibel , FL 33957 United States
| Reservations | Yes |
| Outdoor Seating | Yes |
This is our favorite restaurant on Sanibel / Captiva! The service is friendly and efficient, and the food is consistently great. My husband and I always stop here after a day of shelling!
Far end of the island but worth the drive. Hamburger & sandwiches were excellent. Fried grouper sandwich was delicious. Huge portions ! Would come back again.
I wouldn't go for the sandwich dipped in egg and fried and dusted in sugar. Just doesn't work with turkey and ham . Especially with raspberry sauce on the side....? Waaah?
Got the best burger for lunch with homemade chips ... Ask fit the dipping sauce .
Great food, excellent service
The grilled salmon with a bitter teriyaki pineapple sauce
Excellent pork shank and halibut over risotto special, staff is friendly and nice!
Great service and even better seafood !
Blackened chicken and homemade chips are great.
Try the Seafood Quesadilla . Excellent!
Great seafood - the swordfish is amazing....
Quesadilla was delicious :)
Not bad, but if you're going to spend this much for dinner , I would recommend going elsewhere.
Best steak tar tar I've had since my last trip to Belgium.
Great pancakes !
Try the turkey brie
This is a must-eat location! They're open late, the food is amazing (particularly the mesquite grouper), and the beer selection is also great. - Cole Smith
Indoor seating has a great ambience; outdoor seating is fun on a nice, warm evening. The menu has delicious options in both sandwiches and entrees. Try the Grouper BLT! - sumner musolf
Everything! We just had the Miso Shrimp Salad; delightful flavors: major finesse... - Candice Paul
Not too busy (although visiting on a tuesday), restaurants close, lots of shells. - Jessica Farrell
Visited here on a whim and had a great time shelling and playing in the water. Definitely good to come early to get good parking and pick of shells. - Carrie Forsyth
Watch out for turtle nests and make sure to pick up your garbage, beach chairs etc. with ghost crabs and predators the baby turtles have a tough enough time making it to the ocean. Native Tip! - Mickle Bryan