Anthony's HomePort - Kirkland

Yes, Anthony's HomePort Kirkland is a popular choice for date night. Guests repeatedly praise the waterfront sunset views, romantic window booths and attentive service that make anniversaries and special evenings feel elevated. The menu focuses on Northwest seafood with steak options, and the Sunset 3-course offering (early evening) is a good value for a relaxed, multi-course meal. Request a window or booth when booking and consider an early or sunset seating for the best ambiance.

Anthony’s HomePort Kirkland has evening hours most weekdays and a full weekend schedule. Current posted hours are: Mon–Thu 4:00 pm–9:00 pm, Fri 12:00 pm–9:30 pm, Sun 10:00 am–9:00 pm. Guests often enjoy early sunset dinners and weekend brunch times, so check with the restaurant for updates or holiday hours before you go.

Casual Dress is the listed dress code. Guests typically dress smart-casual for dinners and special occasions; many celebrate anniversaries and birthdays in comfortable, slightly dressy attire. If you’re attending a special event, business dinner or anniversary, smart-casual clothing will fit right in.

Yes, Anthony’s Kirkland operates on many public holidays and guests frequently report dining there for Easter, Christmas Eve, Mother’s Day, Valentine’s Day and other holidays. Because hours and service levels can vary on major holidays, call ahead and reserve early for holiday meals.

Portions are generally satisfying but can vary by dish. Many guests describe entrees as ample and well plated, steaks and seafood are typically filling, while a number of guests have noted some dishes or specials feel smaller than in the past. If you’re especially hungry, consider ordering an appetizer or checking the three-course sunset meal (popular for value).

For a quieter, good-value visit go midweek or take advantage of the early “Sunset” three-course dinner (often before 5:30), guests call it a great deal and a more relaxed experience. If you want the full sunset/view experience and lively atmosphere, book a window or patio seat near sunset on a weekend. Expect busier evenings on weekends and holidays.

They take reservations and it’s wise to reserve for popular times; during busy periods guests report waits and occasional seating/ reservation hiccups. Many recommend booking ahead for weekend or holiday dinners and the sunset seating. If you arrive without a reservation at peak times you may face a short wait or limited seating, calling ahead is best.

Busiest: weekend evenings, holidays and sunset hours, guests often mention full houses for Easter, Valentine’s Day, holiday lights and sunset dining. Quietest: early weekday evenings and early ‘Sunset’ dinner times midweek are typically calmer and offer good value. If you prefer a quieter meal, choose a midweek early seating or weekday lunch/brunch times where available.

Yes, the staff are known to accommodate requests. Guests report successful requests for window or booth seating, birthday notes and candles, dietary restrictions (gluten-free and allergy accommodations) and accessibility help. Because some requests (window seats, patio) can be popular, call ahead or note them when you reserve to improve chances of getting exactly what you want.

Yes, many families dine here and guests frequently celebrate birthdays and family gatherings. The menu focuses on Northwest seafood and classic entrees rather than an extensive kids’ menu, but guests of all ages enjoy the meals. For younger children consider an earlier seating or a quieter corner booth and call ahead if you need high chairs or special accommodations.

Yes, the Kirkland location is family-friendly and makes accommodations for accessibility. Guests frequently celebrate birthdays and come with families; staff have helped with mobility needs (e.g., arranging elevator access or assisting guests when elevators were out). Booths, private corner tables and quieter sections are available on request. For larger groups or accessibility needs, call ahead so the host can seat you comfortably.

Midweek (Tuesday–Thursday) or an early weekday dinner is often the best balance of good service, quieter dining and value, especially if you take the Sunset three-course dinner. If you want a lively waterfront vibe and spectacular sunset, Friday or Saturday evenings are ideal but expect more crowds and noise.

Warm, waterfront and classic Pacific Northwest, relaxed yet a bit dressy. Guests consistently praise the spectacular lake and Seattle skyline views, friendly attentive service, and a comfortable casual-elegant vibe that suits date nights, family celebrations and special occasions. Some guests note the dining room can feel a bit noisy when full and the decor feels traditional rather than trendy, which many find part of its charm.

Yes, Anthony’s Kirkland offers outdoor patio/deck seating that opens in warmer months. Guests describe dining on the deck at sunset and enjoying lake views from patio tables. Outdoor seating can be popular in summer, so request patio seating when booking if that’s important to you.