My husband and I like to stop in here after a day at the beach or after kayaking on the Bass River. Â It has a nice atmosphere for that and the bands that play in early evening are fun, but not so loud that you can't talk while eating. Â My husband had the baked seafood platter and while the scallops were good, the shrimp and cod were both way overcooked. Â I had the cajun shrimp wrap and it was tasty, but I ran out of shrimp well before I ran out of wrap and lettuce. Â Also, the drinks are pricey. Â We had 4 Fireball shots during our few hours there and when we got our bill, we realized for the price of our shots, we could have gotten 2 bottles of Fireball at the liquor store. Â We will go back, but will most likely stick to beer and sandwiches.
Review Source:As far as I'm concerned this place is not good Reasons the music's too loud The cuisine is overpriced With very small portions I basically paid $18 for the clam plate special And got a handful of fries a little ketchup 10 full of coleslaw And about 5-6 fried clams on top of the fries The girlfriend got mixed grill Basically paid $56 For practically nothing And if your plan on eating on the back deck make sure you have a can of deep woods off As the bugs will chew you to pieces.
Review Source:I love this kind of restaurant/bar. It is filled with locals and that's always a good sign. The owner and waitress were extremely friendly and provided great service. Atmosphere is casual. Visiting from Tempe, Arizona, I ordered fish and chips which were absolutely delicious. I can't get fish and chips that good anywhere in Arizona. The cod was meaty, tender and flaky with just the right amount of batter. Not too greasy. Delicious fries were even good re-heated the next day. You cannot go wrong with a restaurant like this.
Review Source:I used to patronize Sundancers in the late 90's and early 00's when I ran a pro windsurfing event. We held our parties here and they were A-OK. I stopped going until May when I organized a mini reunion with my friends. The place was very odd (9:30 at night on  a Saturday) with women dressed down in pajama bottoms, men wearing really dressed down shorts, grubby baseball caps and dirty tops. The smokers outside outnumbered those inside and the smell of vile smoke permeated the place. I left. Went last night at 6 for my high school reunion meet up. It was 6 PM and a local radio station was putting on some show. LOUD does not describe the atmosphere but I let it slide and had a blast catching up with friends. At 8, we moved outside to eat. MUCH better and a super sunset view. I had the steamers for 16.99 (a little pricey) but they were delicious and no grit. Friends didn't love their tacos. The servers are really sweet and dress up with little short short so definitely an eye candy spot for the guys. I chatted up with a lot of married men out for the night w/o their wife. Get the picture? Not my scene but that's how it was last night. I left at 9 before the PJ ladies showed up.
Review Source:Positives: $13 whole lobster for lunch, with fries and slaw. Â Would be nice if fries were served to the side though, like in a basket. Â They end soggy pretty quick from lobster juice and slaw juice.
Negatives: Could use a good cleaning. Â Seems more effort is put into the bar and nightlife than the restaurant.
Sundancers is worth your while if you want two things:
1. Good bar food/seafood overlooking the Swan River
2. Entertainment by a local band/drinks/dancing after dinner
If you can't sit in the  outdoor section of the restaurant to enjoy the view, it's not necessary for you to go here over somewhere else.  The food is definitely good, (I always enjoy the boneless buffalo wings) but it's not better than anything else that you'd find on the Cape.
Great place to pull up to in your boat. Â They have a dock with a few public parking spots. Â When I say a few I mean 3 at the most, 2 or even 1 if some rich guy doesn't know how to dock a boat.
Food is good, if they have lobster bisque you NEED to try it. Â It's a special so it's not always available. Â Decent place to watch a game or take in the scenery.
Scenery is why I go here. Â On one side of the bar you have meat heads that look like they belong in jersey. Â On the other side of the bar are all the cougars out on the prowl. Â It can make for a fun night. Â I'd never pay a cover here as the place is small and the band (if there is one) is right on top of the bar and nowhere else to hide except outside. Â Don't go here at night if you want to have a conversation. Â Go here to grind up on some cougars and watch the meat heads rip shots.
What a horrific experience... Â where to start:
1) Called in a dinner reservation, showed up and they say they have no record of it and we'll have to wait half an hour.
2) Waitress was friendly but completely ineffective. Â Put in our order incorrectly, couldn't keep check on how things were going (drinks, silverware required, etc). Â She also kept dropping dishes of food (including ours) on customers and on the way to/from the kitchen.
3) The food was consistently overcooked. Â Literally, they overcooked reheated potato skins, sirloin tips (ordered medium, came out well done), chicken (never had to use a steak knife to cut chicken before), clam strips had the consistency of burned chicken nuggets, buffalo salad and rubber chicken, etc.
4) The finishing touch was when at the time of the check the waitress informed us that the ice tea refills were not free. Â This isn't mentioned anywhere in the menu, nor did she tells us before hand. Â As she admitted, "I should have told you before but I didn't".
The only good thing I can say about this place is that the view over the water is good. Â Given how bad the food and service is, I'd say skip dining here and just go enjoy the free view of the water nearby.
This place is fun at night - drinking and dancing and silliness ensue. Â Lunch was mediocre though and the some of the staff (partuclarly rude small female bartender) left something to be desired. Â Defintely a stop on the party train - just not for meals maybe. Â Wednesday night 80's Video Dance Party was a blast (from the past).
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