This Irish pub did something really fun--they feature a pop-up bayou menu with a Cajun chef, and I…read moream truly hoping this turns into a full-on Cajun restaurant one day!! I'm a gumbo girl through and through, and my guy is all about crawfish étouffée, so this was basically made for us. Everything hit the spot in that comforting, rich, "yes, I will need a nap after this" kind of way. And we cannot skip the homemade moon pies--absolutely worth every calorie. No regrets. None. Also, the hurricane drink? Yummy doesn't even cover it. Let's just say it matched the whole vibe perfectly. If this pop-up becomes permanent, I'll be first in line.

Stopped by Doyle's Public House on a Sunday morning with a friend and had a great experience. We…read morewalked in, found a table right away, and were able to order immediately, which was a nice start to the day. I had the veggie scramble and it was both tasty and filling. Plenty of flavor without feeling too heavy. My friend went with the bagel and schmear and was happy with it too. Service was efficient. Our waitress was friendly, and our food came out quickly. Prices felt fair for the quality and portion size. There was a game on in the background, without being too loud or distracting. Solid spot for a relaxed breakfast. I'd come back.

Big Irish bar with 3 pool tables 2 dartboards Golden Tee and not much else. Happy hour specials…read moreweren't that good and the place is kind of dirty. Interesting little menu. A peanut butter, bacon, jalapeño and cheddar burger. "the Charlie". Also for breakfast, orange brioche French toast.

Parker's @ O'Malleys is an awesome 6th Ave bar/food experience. Mike Parker has been making…read moretop-notch bar food in this area for years and is the creator of some of the most unique and delicious food around. There are vegetarian choices as well as meat served in many off the wall directions. Absolutely fabulous. I have been back now 7 or 8 times and this is where I eat twice a week even though I live 40 min away. The Corned Beef Dip is the best sandwich I have ever had, hands down.

Just be aware that they do not have their own kitchen. Food is available from a food truck at one…read moreend. They have a nice selection of their own brews on tap. I liked the Octopus Ink Baltic Porter. There is a 3.5% add-on charge for paying with a card. If there is a crowd, the food may take a little while. I went with the full Reuben sandwich and the order of jalapeno poppers. Both were good.

Nice place to spend a few minutes and meet friends for a beer. And on a nice day the outdoor area…read moreis pretty amazing! That said ... They do not serve food. There is often a food truck, so if you don't mind that kind of setup there is at least food available across the lot. No servers or bussers as far as I noticed, so you get your own stuff and clean up after. Also no bar, just beer and wine. And I have had Seven Seas beers many times, and haven't really found one I would go back for. Lots of people love their beer, I'm not saying it's bad! Just not for me. Service is minimal at best. In the times I have been there, it's been one beertender, no service at your table and service at the bar has been less than great. Not particularly friendly, just .... there. If you've never been, I'd recommend checking it out for the experience. But the Tides is also right there and in my opinion such a better experience. Also parking is VERY limited, so you may have to park a block or two away.

Brix 25 delivers an elevated waterfront dining experience that feels both refined and effortlessly…read moreenjoyable. From the complimentary champagne upon arrival to the polished, attentive service, every detail is designed to set the tone for a memorable evening. The appetizers are the true stars -- so much so that they can easily become the entire meal. Each dish is thoughtfully composed and executed with precision, making it hard not to keep ordering more. Portions lean small, as expected at this level, but the quality more than compensates. It's a fun, upscale atmosphere that earns its accolades through consistency, creativity, and experience.

I was on an evening stroll and wasn't even looking for a drink or a meal. So I'm giving one of my…read morestars just for the miraculous surprise of walking into Brix 25 and finding a seat at the beautiful bar and a happy seeming bustling wait and bar staff and a bartender who served is a Glass of bubbly prosecco for absolutely no reason. Brix 25 is the place I'm always looking for - romantic, quiet, dim lights, incredible cocktails and a friendly staff. Plus that view. It's like one of my favorite places on earth.

What a great addition to the Ave!! The menu is small, but there's something for the parental unit…read moreand I to both enjoy so we decided to give them a try...and liked it so much we went twice in the same week! Vegan lentil stew was really good! You get a choice between fries or potatoes, and while they were more than happy to make vegan potatoes, I confirmed that I'm fine with diary so I got the regular ones. Overall really great texture for the dish! So many places make their stew veggies mushy, but these were perfect! I also tried the butternut squash grilled cheese which was delightful! The fries appear to be fresh cut and had a wonderful taste and texture to them. The parental unit went with the Flemish stew both times and he is definitely a fan! Great environment. Clean, a little funky. The music choices were so different from my 2 trips that I'm not 100% sure what vibe they're going for, but overall I like it. The bartenders I interacted with were both lovely and I will definitely be adding Kingfisher & Rye to my usual lunch rotation!

Best fish and chips English style anywhere! Nice happy hour and fun bartender. A perfect place to…read moregrab a bite on 6th.

My wife and I stopped in for lunch today and our meals very good. My wife loved her Cobb Salad and…read morethe Heidi's melt was the best patty melt I have ever eaten period. I intend to come back for this. The service was also very friendly and our whole experience, exceptional.

First time visiting, we'll definitely return. Family owned establishment, great food, huge…read moreselection of offerings, reasonably priced and clean comfortable atmosphere. If I lived closer, this would be my watering hole. Friendly service.

Boathouse 19 offers great views and a fun, relaxed vibe--especially if you can grab a seat on the…read morepatio. We started with drinks from their seasonal menu. I had a rhubarb vodka seltzer, which was definitely on the stronger side--maybe a bit much for a first pre-dinner drink, but that's just personal preference. Coming from a landlocked state, we had to take advantage of the seafood options. I ordered the salmon taco with a cup of clam chowder, and both really hit the spot. Everything tasted fresh and it definitely fulfilled my seafood craving. For dessert, we had the peanut butter pie, which was delicious--light, not overly rich, and with the perfect balance of chocolate and peanut butter. Overall, a great spot for good food, drinks, and a scenic atmosphere.

Came in on a Wednesday at 5:30 pm. Sunny day so there were a lot of other tables but no wait to be…read moreseated (plenty of parking in the lot even though it was busy). We thought about sitting outside but decided against it. The host took us to a table in the center of the room because all the windows along the windows were taken, still good views. Restaurant was busy - lots of people enjoying the weather, quite a few tables with kids. Ordered an Arnold Palmer ($6.50 - note the labor meant it was more than both the lemonade $5 and iced tea $4) and husband got Diet Coke. Also tried the fried pickles $10 and a salmon salad $34, husband ordered the big plate pan fried oysters $32 and inquired about if it came with sides. The server said it came with coleslaw and fries but could be replaced for just coleslaw or just fries or additional charge salad or chowder. He opted for coleslaw. Fried pickles were good, we were both a little disappointed they were sweet pickles but we liked the aioli. I was disappointed that my salad came with farro but the farro was like, a garnish? Crunchy small bits of farro. I make a farro salad regularly and it's so easy to have nice farro (cooked 30 mins then saved in fridge to add to salads). The salmon was cooked well. My husband was disappointed in his fried oysters. It was a big platter but mostly empty with a small pile of fried oysters and then a cup of red cabbage with some light dressing. Very disappointing plate. We had revolving sushi with our kid the day before for the same cost, and it was a better experience than our date night. Husband grabbed fast food directly after and I just wanted something more special when we left, but didn't figure something out before heading home. Service was adequate, drinks ran out but they did eventually refill. Wished I came by the end of March for the happy hour deals because this wasn't anything special. Definitely more of that overpriced family restaurant with views vibe. Don't go for food - stick to chowder and fish n chips. 3 stars because I probably will go back for views and I can take my kids there, if needed.

Every Rating should be 5 stars…read more I ordered the Bacon Cheddar Burger, and it was exceptional. The beef was perfectly seasoned and juicy, but the real standout was the quality of the toppings. The bacon was thick-cut and crispy, providing that essential smoky crunch without overpowering the sharp, melted cheddar. Everything is served on a fresh bun that actually holds up to the last bite. The Fries: You can't skip the sides here. The fries were hot, golden, and seasoned to perfection--exactly what you want to pair with a heavy hitter like the Bacon Cheddar. The Vibe: The atmosphere is welcoming and unpretentious, making it the perfect spot whether you're a local or just passing through the harbor. The service was prompt and friendly, even during the lunch rush. Final Verdict: It's rare to find a place that nails the "gourmet" aspect without losing the soul of a classic burger. If you are in Gig Harbor, this is a mandatory stop. I'll definitely be back to work my way through the rest of the menu!

Gourmet Burger Shop delivers exactly what its name promises -- bold, well-executed burgers paired…read morewith excellent fries. The food is indulgent, satisfying, and clearly crafted with quality in mind, making it a strong contender for a go-to burger spot. That said, the pricing is hard to ignore. Spending over $80 for three meals feels steep, even considering the quality. Still, the flavor and execution make it an experience -- one best enjoyed when you're willing to splurge.