Cisco Kitchen and Bar

Yes, Cisco Kitchen & Bar is a popular choice for date night. Guests praise the waterfront views, live music, creative cocktails and consistently fresh seafood and sushi, which make for a lively, memorable evening. Expect a fun, beachy atmosphere that can get loud on weekend nights; ask for a quiet table or an earlier reservation if you prefer a calmer night out. Service is frequently called out as attentive and friendly, adding to the experience.

Cisco Kitchen & Bar keeps regular weekday and weekend hours. According to the restaurant, hours are: Mon–Thu 11:30 am–9:00 pm, Fri–Sat 11:30 am–10:00 pm, and Sun 10:00 am–9:00 pm. Guests also mention special events (brunches, holiday dinners and themed nights) that can have different service times, call ahead or check the restaurant’s website for holiday or event hours.

Yes, guest reports show Cisco operates for many holidays and hosts special meals (Easter, Mother’s Day, Valentine’s Day, New Year’s and holiday brunches). The restaurant often runs holiday specials and adjusts seating for events. Because holiday hours and menus can change, call ahead or check the restaurant’s website for holiday-specific hours and reservations.

Cisco’s vibe is beachy, lively and fun, think waterfront dining with live music, creative cocktails, and an energetic summer beer-garden scene. Guests rave about the views, upbeat music and festive outdoor compound. Expect a casual, social atmosphere that can become loud on weekend nights; many guests still praise the friendly service and vibrant energy. If you want a quieter meal, ask for an early seating or a table away from the music.

Yes, Cisco is known for its extensive outdoor seating: a rooftop deck, large beer-garden/compound with food trucks, multiple outdoor bars, covered patio seating and waterfront views. Guests rave about dining outside in warm weather, live music, fire pits, and the overall summer vibe. Outdoor areas are popular in peak season, so reservations or early arrival are recommended.

Casual dress is appropriate, Cisco is a laid-back waterfront spot where guests typically dress comfortably for daytime or evening dining. Expect casual attire for brunches, bar nights, and summer outdoor events. If you’re attending a special event or want to look dressier for date night, smart-casual is also fine.

Cisco is busiest on summer weekends, Friday–Saturday evenings and nights with live music, the outdoor compound fills up and the venue gets lively and loud. Sunday brunches and special holiday nights also draw crowds. Quietest times are weekday lunches and early weekday dinners, when service tends to be faster and the atmosphere calmer. For a quieter visit, aim for a weekday midday or an early evening seating.

Yes, guests report that the staff are accommodating and will handle requests when possible. Examples include adjusted reservation times for holiday visits, birthday arrangements, seating requests and assistance for large groups. Because the restaurant gets busy (especially summer weekends and live-music nights), call ahead to confirm any dietary needs, seating preferences or celebration details so the team can prepare.

Portions at Cisco tend to be generous, many guests note large entrees and shareable appetizers. Guests often order family-style plates (piggy fried rice, boom boom shrimp, sushi) and bring home leftovers. Desserts are described as large (e.g., a very sizable strawberry shortcake and surfer sundae). If you prefer lighter portions, consider sharing appetizers or choosing from the sushi/small-plate options.

It depends on what you want: go evenings on weekends for live music, a lively waterfront scene and full outdoor compound; expect higher noise and crowds then. For a quieter meal, choose weekday lunches or early weekday dinners. Sunday brunches and Monday buffets are popular, guests specifically recommend Sunday brunch and Monday buffet for value. If you prefer a calmer night, book an earlier weekday seating or call to request a quieter table.

The best day depends on your goal: choose Friday–Saturday nights for live music, a festive atmosphere and full outdoor activities; Sunday is excellent for brunch. If you want value, guests praise Monday’s Asian buffet. For a quieter, more relaxed meal, weekdays (Tuesday–Thursday) or weekday lunch are preferable.