(425) 822-0225
135 Lake St
Kirkland,
WA
98033
47.676157
-122.206898
Neighborhood: Moss Bay
Price:
$$
Last updated 11.18.10
Category:
Payment Methods:
American Express, Cash, Diners Club, Discover, Visa, MasterCard
Restaurant Special Features:
Brunch, Waterfront Dining, View Dining, Group Dining
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What People Are Saying About Anthony's Kirkland
Featured Review
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In Short – Every HomePort is located near marinas on the water and supply gorgeous sunset views through the oversized windows. Check out the fresh oysters from many locales or salmon cooked in the ageless method passed on by coastal Indians: on alder planks, imparting wood flavor and aroma. Sunday-brunch fare is served a la carte and accompanied by a platter of fruit and blueberry coffee cake.
Editor's Tips
- Save Money:
- Eat before 6pm and sample the Sunset Dinner: Four courses for just $15.95.
Anthony's Kirkland Great Food Slooow Serv.
by William Elia at Citysearch
Four for Brunch. I came 10 mins. later than others. Waiter ignored me and so did the bus-boys. Finally I hailed the waiter and he couldn't escape. I deduced that we needed to order while we had him and told him I needed coffee. 10-mins later - no coffee, no water, so, I got up and walked to bus-boy station and requested coffee from bus-boy. Waiter saw me but did not acknowledge. 15-20 mins later - coffee, teas and water empty but no sign of waiter or bus-boys. We noticed that an adjacent table with two women did not get any waiter or bus-boy service after they got their food, just the check after 50-mins.
Food quality - GREAT!
Food Quantity - great!
Food Taste - great!
Service - Abismal!!!! Lousy! And, not many tables were full.
Hasn't changed in 20 years, same old stuff
by DasCoug at Citysearch
I see that Anthony's has new restaurants that are cool. The old ones are the same old restaurants and haven't changed in 20 years. Boring, boring, boring. They have good salmon but the atmosphere isn't much.
Very slow service
by MpossibleBlueEyes at Citysearch
About 20 of us went to Anthony’s for a work party. The majority of the group got there at 5:15pm and seated immediately at the 3 tables reserved for us. At 5:30 we were only missing 4. By 5:40 we were all there. I was one of the ones that got there at 5:30. It took 25 minutes for the waitress (Jill, who was very nice,) to bring my drink. Somebody said there was a special menu for orders before 6pm.
About 5:45 we asked for the menus or to be told what the specials are. We probably got those menus around 6:30.
I will say here that we had some appetizers. Maybe 5 between 20 people? We weren’t exactly running them to death. The following is from my cell texts-
7:02pm eating salad
I was in the middle round of food served for dinner. 3 people got theirs & ate it before mine & 3 others came. We were half way done with our dinners when the last wave of entrees came out
7:45pm dinner just came
8:17pm bored texting
Dessert came
8:28 the bill came
I will be one of the first to agree that 3hrs is not unusual for dinners on special occasions. I grew-up in a family restaurant and worked at the Keg for 3yrs when I moved here. I get it. That said, service sucked last night. They were very pleasant when they were around but they were never around unless they were carrying something out from the kitchen/bar.
It’s inexcusable that 3 people were done with their food, completely done, plates shoved away before the next portion of the groups food came out and then we were half done before the last round. Seriously! 4 people of 8 at our table were half done before the other 4 got their food. The table that ate first were basically asleep waiting for the other 2 tables to get theirs & eat.
I had the salmon beurre blanc with mashed potatoes. The salmon was medium well. The sauce too mild. The mashed potatoes were shiny. They were good but shiny. I ate the salmon because I’d been craving salmon, not because it was good. I kept telling my friend I shouldn’t even eat the salmon but I felt obligated. But the mashed potatoes were good.
For dessert I had crème brulee. It was cold. The sugar glaze was cold and too thick and it was starting to get a little soggy. When I cracked it, as think as it was, it didn’t make any noise.
I heard one person laughing “Too funny, it’s all cold but the saucer is hot.”
I gave Anthony’s 2 stars out of hope that they will do better in the future. As for me, even at happy hour prices, I’m not interested in going back.
- Pros: Good happy hour
- Cons: Service was very slow
Horrible service, soggy salad, and a limited menu = Disaster!
by WAgirl1974 at Citysearch
This last Sunday was my mother's 59th birthday, and we decided, despite the economy, to make it a nice evening out for her. You see, my father is currently being treated for cancer, with my mother acting as his faithful nurse, so we all felt she deserved a special night out. Our family has dined at Anthony's many times over the past 25 or so years, so the restaurant was not "new" to us. We had made a reservation for 6pm and, despite a virtually empty restaurant, we were asked to wait in the lobby for almost 10 minutes before we were seated. Our party consisted of 6 adults, 2 children, and a toddler. Once we were seated at our table, it was 10-15 minutes before our waitress came to ask what we would like to drink. She was unfriendly and disinterested... it took everything she had to squeak out a "your welcome" in response to the "thank you"s we readily said. Our food was OK, although the salads were very soggy, but our greatest disappointment came from Anthony's discontinuation of their sourdough bread bowls, which have been replaced with a cheaper loaf. The wine glasses were filled less than halfway full (at over $6 per glass!), and we were never once offered a refill of our drinks by our waitress. Anthony's has apparently also discontinued it's policy of offering free desserts to customers having birthdays, anniversaries, etc... which our waitress gave the "shocked" answer about when we asked her, saying she had NEVER seen that "once in the years she'd been working there!" I informed her I was a former employee, and that I knew otherwise... The waitress then, because the bill was coming out and she knew she had offended, brought my 59 year old mother out a child's sundae (with a forced smile), in an attempt to gain our favor. But we all saw what her actions were... a desperate attempt to squeeze a decent tip out of a large party she had greatly disappointed. Our family has decided to skip Anthony's from now on... Don't bother!!!
- Pros: Beautiful view
- Cons: Poor service, average food, poor cleanliness
Seafood Kirkland Antohny's Seattle Bellevue
by Princehapnik at Citysearch
Although I am new the area of Kirkland, I am amazed at the astonishing view of Lake Washington with a beautiful marina below. When I recently visited Anthony?s Home Port of Kirkland, I did have some expectations but I had no idea just how pleasant my dinning experience would be. I now know that you don?t have to have a love of water or seafood to enjoy yourself at Anthony?s
- Pros: Service was excxellent
- Cons: There are none

