NetShed No. 9

Hands down the most decadent French toast I’ve ever had, that alone will have me going back. I like a good breakfast hash and their take on pork hash was excellent. Great balance of veggies and pork with a nice bechamel and cheese on top. Nice and casual atmosphere with covered and heated outdoor seating option as well as small indoor dining area. Coffee was hot and refills were offered. Parking was a little challenging but there is street parking. Netshed No.9 is a hidden gem.

Fabulous spot, come before 10 am and you’ll likely get both parking and no smell from the marina. U also won’t have to wait. Great service! The brioche French toast is a must, split it with the table. Nothing else we had really lived up to elaborate description BUT it was still tasty.

We did have about a 15 minute wait, but we walked to other shops after putting our name in, and didn't feel put out. Staff was very friendly, and the food was good. Was hoping for a bloody Mary on the menu, but mimosas aplenty! My hot honey chicken sandwich was a little spicier than my tolerance, but was quite tasty (though the chicken was slightly over-cooked, it wasn't terribly dry, as the slaw helped). The pancake was really good, and HUGE. Hash browns were a little bland, but with the older clients in the area, it made sense they are trying to he health conscientious. Our server was great, and the support staff was attentive. We were also there when the tide was very low, but it didn't smell bad, and when the tide is high, the outdoor seating has a grate to see the water below. Can't wait to go again for the Ruben panini.

My wife brought home the absolute best hot sauce a few months back. We made. Day of it walking around Gig Harbor, this restaurant is worth the hour long drive, staff were amazing, and food was even better then I was expecting..it surpassed my expectations. Will be back again, HIGHLY Recommend . I got the French toast and my wife got rio scramble..Both were top notch.

Stopped by around 1030am on a Friday. Parking is available near the front door; however, it is very unclear how to get in there and whether you must pay – so we just find a parking spot on the street. There were several tables available inside the small main dining area so we were seated upon arrival. It did take at least 10 mins before we were asked for our order. The Latte was very good – hot with lots of foam. The Lemon and Blueberry French Toast was very tasty and super sweet but the toast was too thick and too soft instead of having a few crispy edges. The Rio Grande Scramble was tasty and quite filling but the eggs were a bit over-cooked. Overall, we found the food served tasty and a bit pricey. The biggest negative was the high noise level in this small dining area with a wood floor and low ceiling, making it impossible to have a conversation at our table. We'll not be back.