Sanderlings

A little pricey, but it is part of a hotel, so I suppose it should be expected. Other than that, Sanderlings is wonderful!The menu had options like tender strip steak sandwiches to bowls of udon and fish tacos, Sanderlings delivers in flavor and variety. They also meticulously plate each dish. The service is top-notch as the server continued to check on us. (We were having a sort of mini reunion so we sat there for 3 hours!). The drink menu was also delicious. The indoor and outdoor patio are both spacious and beautiful. Whether you're a local or out-of-tower, I think Sanderlings is a great place to visit for a meal or a drink.. or both!

We came here for a family event and were excited to have a nice meal in a beautiful setting. The view is gorgeous but we were disappointed with the menu and the service. The menu had limited options. Around the table, we tried most of the dishes. The truffle pasta was very heavy with a thick cream sauce. The black cod was cooked well but swimming in soy sauce. The pork chop was good but the sides were lacking. The service was mixed. They were quick to take out drink orders, however, the rest of the night didn't go as well. It felt like they were very pushy asking multiple times about appetizers and more drinks. Once we got our food, they all but disappeared. The prices were high so I'm not sure the location is worth it.

We stayed at the Seascape resort for a few days to celebrate my older daughter's birthday. I booked a dinner reservation at Sanderlings as it was super convenient that we can just walk over from our villa. The dish of the night was the halibut paired with the risotto! It was absolutely delicious! The rest of the dishes my family ordered were also pretty tasty. Everything was amazing! The drinks were pretty good as well. Highly recommend the pineapple margarita! The ambiance is nice, nothing special. The patio is great because it has a beautiful view but it is cold and they don't have any heaters. Which place doesn't have heaters when it's so cold out?? So if you want to sit outside with the view, definitely bring a warm sweater or jacket (which we didn't) so we sat inside. They have a lovely outdoor area that you can go and walk to and see the view of the beach close by which is also a nice touch. I did take out one star as the service was very slow. They also took some time with our food, and we had some very hungry kiddos. We ended up hunting down the waiter asking for some bread because the kids were ravenous! So they were not very attentive to us unfortunately. They did give us a complimentary dessert for her birthday which was nice! They said she can choose any one she wanted which was lovely. She chose chocolate cake Ofocurse! Overall it was a decent meal! I wouldn't go out of my way to come here but if you are staying at the resort then yes by all means I recommend you try it! Just be prepared to not have the best service. And DEFINITELY try the halibut dish. I give it 4/5 stars.

Since we're staying at Seascape, we thought we'd give Sanderlings another try. Although the seating and atmosphere are quite nice, the food and service are still lacking and a bit disappointing. Once we received our mains, the wait staff vanished and congregated together near the register. Tonight's Seabass was good, but nothing outstanding. The New York steak was of lower quality and was smothered in some type of steak sauce; this was not indicated on the menu.

A quiet restaurant that is conveniently located downstairs at Seascape Beach resort - there were decent food and drink options on the menu. I decided to get a cioppino, which was one of their specials listed for the evening. I like that they have the specials printed out on their own menu and each dish will recommend a suggested wine pairing to go with the meal. It made my choice very easy to go with the pinot noir to compliment my cioppino. For the cioppino itself - the dish itself was ok. A good amount of seafood with a savory broth. Not the best cioppino I've ever had but a nice hearty meal to end a long day. The dish comes with a couple of pieces of crostini on the side which were disappointingly very stale and actually kind of hurt my teeth to eat.

I kind of feel the menu shrinks every time I come here. Honestly, I eat here because I'm staying at the Seascape resort. I wouldn't go out of the way for it. You do have an amazing view and the staff is very friendly, but I'm not amazed by the food. I had a cheeseburger, medium, but the edges tasted kind of burned. I had the chocolate mousse dessert, it was good.

Interesting the oh no's... what's not beautiful about having a great experience? I've been here many times over the years for weddings, date night with hubby, and meeting my sister , brother and dad for lunch. I've always have been very happy.Oh no's should be for bad experiences- not that we had a lovely time- food drinks service & ambiance Not dm'ing I was paid to give it. Special place !

So we were staying at Seascapes for a once in a lifetime adventure to celebrate our twins birthday, and looked up the Sanderlings online menu as we have teens and one adult who are neurodiverse and also finicky eaters. The menu prices were reasonable on the higher end and while there were more fancy sounding dishes than our family typically likes, there was at least one thing everyone could / would eat.When we arrived we were handed a menu for room service that did not have much recognizable other than salad and Brussel sprouts, which were not what we had researched, and also not in line at all with tastes for finicky discriminating diners. Of note, a lot of people who are neurodiverse are "picky eaters", and while we don't expect the world to cater to us.... it is disappointing to have done your research ahead of time and think you might be able to have room service or eat onsite a few times for ease free to realize there is absolutely nothing on the menu suited towards picky eaters.We called to see what options were available if we dined on site instead of room service, they said that there wasn't anything not on the room service menu at the restaurant.Seascapes was amazing, and thank goodness for closeby grocery stores, we were able to eat for 3 days what it would have cost our entire family to eat at Sanderlings once. It was disappointing though to think we would be able to treat the boys to a really nice dinner onsite for their birthday to find out the menu completely changed with zero choices on it for picky eaters.Every neurodiverse person is different, and also a lot of neurodiverse people are picky eaters and have anxiety to downright refusing unusual foods, and want some "familiar" foods.Sanderlings we are disappointed that you changed your menu and also didn't change it online first, and that you menu does not at all appear to be friendly to people with food sensitivities and aversions, which is not at all friendly to a lot of the neurodiverse community and population. Here is a photo of the current menu. We could not convince anyone to try anything off this menu, which kind of defeats the purpose of a hotel restaurant... especially when you have guests that are willing to pay for a nice, special meal and convenience. Please do better and think inclusively. Even a handful of common; simpler entries and appetizers that are recognizable and less exotic would be a good start; as well as not surprising guests with a completely revised menu.**Sanderlings for some reason this review resorted to an account that does not have my legal name, if you need to confirm who I am for validation please email me and I can provide validating information on our stay

The food and service was pretty good. However, if you are coming here on a special holiday such as Valentines Day, be prepared to ask for a bar menu or alternative menu. They gave me two menus that ended up being the Valentines meal, without prices, and no matter what you get off of the menu you pay $250 for two, plus tax, about $274. This got us two small starters and a substantial second course, but I would price it around $150 max. For context, my friend also went here on Valentines Day and ordered from the bar menu, and paid $60 total for two meals and two drinks. Do not get ripped off unless you know what you are paying for. Otherwise food, atmosphere and views were nice.

This evening, my husband and I stopped by Sanderlings Restaurant for a light dinner. We ended up ordering clam chowder, chicken wings, and a Caesar salad. All three dishes were excellent and delicious. I highly recommend Sanderlings for a nice meal and a beautiful atmosphere. Also, the service was great too!