Pete Mallory's Surf City Sunset Grille has a really long name for a restaurant. Some call it "Pete's" and some say it's the "Surf City Grill" (without the 'e' in 'grille'. Whatever you want to call it, the food is very tasty. Best appreciated during the special days when you get discounts to keep the bill under $60 for 2, there are lots of specials and in the summer some great Polynesian Dancers perform at a luau which is spectacular.

The food is great.  The chef comes has an extensive background in many upscale restaurants preparing all types of meals but the faire at this restaurant might be called designer casual. While the presentations are fun and colorful, the foods utilize a fair share of sweet and sour for contrast and impression. Having tried a variety of dishes throughout the several years of existence of this young restaurant, we notice that they are always tweaking the menu and trying new items. Don't get too attached to something you enjoy. Just be prepared to like what you sample and find that the food is consistently likeable.

If you want something a little different, we highly recommend you check this intimate club out and go on one of the Friday or Saturday nights when music is being played. (see calendar of events)

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