Sunsets Of Woodbury

01/14/09

Manager Calls Customers Liars

by JM1000

On January 9, 2009 I had the worst dining experience of my life - which spreads a few decades. I took my family out for an appreciation dinner. All was well until the entrees. My wife's fish-n-chips contained a 2 foot piece of string. I pointed it out to the waitress who brought it to the kitchen and the general manager. When I received my bill ($191.00) I was charged for this entree ($12.95) The manager claimed he "personally) placed the food on the plate (although he buses tables) and claimed we placed the item there. Although everyone attested to it, he called us a liar and refused to comp the one item. We were all in total shock. This $12.95 will cost the restaurant considerably. And for the manager to call the customer a liar - what would be your response. There are a number of other restaurants that take care of the customers - not Sunsets. Go elsewhere.

• Pros: Too few to list
• Cons: Incredibly poor management

05/01/08

try the mussels

by cinglestar

After living in Woodbury for a year I finally went to Sunsets for late night happy hour - the place was packed. The drinks were flowing the people were laughing - a great atmosphere overall - mostly married or coupled people in their 30-40's. The mussels in red sauce were some of the best that i've ever had and i'll definitely be going back to get them again and to explore the menu a little further. Only one complaint - on a second visit he wait staff wasn't that friendly - in fact the waitress that we had was kind of snobby and rude.

• Pros: extensive menu, athmosphere
• Cons: one snotty waitress, delay for service when its busy

Large portions of American classics are served in a laid-back atmosphere.

by Contributor

In Short
Easy-chic Western suburbanites are either lounging on the outdoor patio or sharing a meal with their dates next to the big windows inside. The decor is rich, dark wood; sleek yet comfortable. The kitchen produces fine-tuned American fare every day, but the Sunday brunch of breakfast and lunch classics is always a hit. Omelets are stuffed to order while the hot tortellini is bathed in creamy sauce. The scalloped potatoes pair well with the juicy roast beef.

11/14/06

Great Bar/Restaurant combo

by jvonwalter

This restaurant is more of a hip and trendy type of place. You are just as comfortable eating in the bar as the restaurant portion of it. There is a lot of younger people that seem to enjoy the enviroment. They have a very good menu that is hard to choose from. The appetizers are so good that it is hard to move on to the main entree. This is a good dining experinece that will not soon be forgotten.

10/21/05

Are you ready for some football and a good meal?

by packerfan4life

This is the place to be for Monday Night Football or a nice dinner with family and/or friends. For MNF, Sunset's has cheap beer at the bar area and free apps. They have an early happy hour (3-6) and a late happy hour (10-midnigt). Their mugs of beer are $2.50 and 6 select apps are $2.99. As for dinner, you really cannot go wrong with anything on the menu, this includes the walleye, the filet mignon, meatloaf a la marsala (chef Dennis Palmas famous recipe), thai chicken salad, buffalo wings and Hazlenut Linguine.

• Pros: Food, Service, Happy Hour