Sunset Grill

Brenda Skinner

Delicious food. Fast service. Forgot to offer us our free movie ticket. I guess they needed the table.

Gus Wolf

Really nice place, good setting, clean and great folks. BUT, bland, bland, bland. Had fish tacos, only flavor was the sauce. The jalapeño poppers, bland, cabbage roll, bland. Guess if you need a bland diet, this place is it for you. Not sure they even have salt and pepper in the kitchen. But.... the beers cold. 🍻

Albert Collins

Sunset Grill is a local delight in Belgrade. Like many other restaurants in the post pandemic era they are light on staff, but big on heart and hospitality. My visit was during week day breakfast hours. The menu was featured typical breakfast fare with eggs, meats, pancakes, and french toast. The feature of the breakfast were the homemade breads and muffins. The raspberry muffin was large with an adequate tops that was ever so lightly crispy. The french toast was perfectly prepared on thick bread with slightly sweet and custardy flavor. I only wish it had arrived hot. Our party of 8 all had egg based meals and I feel like my plate was probably the first to be made. Even though it wasn't particularly warm, it still had great flavor. I attribute this to the short staff. I felt the portions were representative of the price paid. Although the outdoor seating did not provide any lake views, the seating was adequate and it was nice to enjoy the Maine morning sun. If you're in the Belgrade area I would recommend a visit to Sunset Grill. I will make another visit during dinner lunch as I am looking forward to trying some of their homemade pie.

Clayton & Cindy Putnam

May 19, 2021 - As you enter the small Sunset Grill in Belgrade, you feel as though you could be in any small town diner. It’s a meal that you don’t have to cook, and the menu has plenty of “home cooking” options. This diner offers enough variety for everyone in the group, regardless of age. The menu items are a step up from fast food, and Pam (my server) did a fine one-woman lunch time service in Maine. (Maine struggles with finding enough employees in most restaurants & businesses . . . older demographic trends folks) I liked my fish chowder, not as top notch as restaurants along Maine’s coast. The soft pretzels were from a box, but it was soft & hot . . . I hope they kick their beer cheese & mustard into gear . . . rather bland? I liked the Cushnoc Porter, good mix of Maine beers! Then I topped off my lunch with a piece of strawberry/rhubarb pie & pecan pie , both homemade and both very good! (Took the pieces of pie home to share with my wife) The desserts pulled Sunset Grill’s rating up to 4 stars! The Sunset Grill offers a small bar area, outside deck seating, and occasionally live music, I’m told. I can’t help but imagine the “glory days” of the early 1900’s of Moosehead Lake or Belgrade . . . You would stay either at a summer cottage or the large grand hotels! Possibly come up by train, arrive at the RR Depot, and have your luggage escorted over to your hotel room. You’d enjoy a fancy meal in a large dinning room, most likely listening to music from a hired band, and dancing into the night! Times are a-changing . . . Across the street from the Sunset Grill is a park with a gazebo, probably for those summer concerts. Hopefully those bands will return as we move beyond the Covid era?