Mike's Inland At Sunset Restaurant & Crab House

Finding a restaurant that has an amazing stuffed rockfish is hard to find. This place exceeded my expectations. My rockfish was nice, thick, meaty, and tasty. Cooked perfectly. The crab imperial stuffing went perfectly with it. I haven't been here since it was Sunset. Was very surprised how empty the restaurant was on a Sunday evening. The staff was phenomenal. I highly recommend!

I had the pleasure of dining at Mike's Inland at Sunset Restaurant recently, and it’s a spot worth checking out for seafood fans. The rockfish bites were the highlight—crispy, fresh, and packed with flavor, they were an absolute treat. The hush puppies were equally impressive, perfectly fried with a delightful balance of crispiness and subtle sweetness. These two dishes alone make this place a must-visit! The ambiance inside was warm and inviting, with a cozy vibe that makes you feel right at home, though I should note there are no windows to enjoy any actual sunset views despite the restaurant’s name. The service was friendly and attentive, adding to the overall positive experience. On the downside, the steamed dishes could use a boost in flavor. While they were well-prepared, they felt

I have been to the Mike's location near Annapolis before and loved it. I was a little disappointed with this place. The atmosphere has almost no character, it actually has a cafeteria vibe to it. I will say that the crabs were good and our service was absolutely excellent. Despite the crabs being good and enjoying our appetizers, we found it very odd that there are absolutely no vegetables or salads to be had. No corn, no green beans, no salad... I don't know about you but when I have dinner I like to have a vegetable. It's an expensive night out but most crab places are. I would recommend going to the Costas Inn or similar before going back to Mike's Inland. (That said, the tater tots smothered in cheese and crab dip are amazing!)

Was excited to try this place. It looks very pretty inside and is very bright. Things started off well that they are a Coca-Cola facility, and it was very good. However, we were disappointed that drinks were served in opaque, thin, and flimsy plastic cups--the kind you would have at a cookout. We ordered the crabdip appetizer. It was $17 for about 6 oz of dip. It was good, but it was a very small portion and 1 small loaf of warm bread for 3 of us. The bread was good, but it would have been nice to have 2 loaves, especially at the price. We were given white cardboard plates to eat that on. My friends ordered shrimp salad and fries for $16. They said there wasn't much spice in the shrimp salad and asked for Old Bay, and it helped. The fries were standard restaurant crinkle fries

The crabs were absolutely delicious. The only reason why I gave it 3 stars is because I had to pay for mayo and ketchup. That really blew me! I go to Mike's in Pasadena all the time when they were open, and I never had to pay for mayo and ketchup to make my crab sauce. They were $2.50 a bottle, so I paid $5.00 to make my crab sauce. I wasn't to happy about that. My sauce was nasty, because they had the cheap mayo and ketchup. I definitely will bring my crab sauce already made from home the next time.