Gerry's Grill

This place has been around for a while. They still attract a loyal following of Pinoy diners who come here for good food. The food is above average for sure, but pricey! Just today, we ordered the "adobong kambing" which tasted pretty good, but over-priced at $27 IMHO! We're probably going to keep coming back because, as Pinoy restaurants in the area go, they are one of the better ones in terms of taste, ambiance and consistency.

If you’re craving for Filipino food this is the best place to go to. I removed one star because my last visit they have forgotten one of our orders and because the place was packed I understand. Our family goes here all the time especially on my birthday. Highly recommend sisig bangus, liempo, pork barbecue, chicken kbob, lumpia, adobo rice and Palabok. For vegetable they make pakbet and kare kare. I requested to add more veggies which they forgot. I love this place, it feels home away from home. The bbq grilling smell reminds me of the Philippines. For dessert we ordered halo halo. If you’re in the mood for listening to music, there’s a live band on weekends and the pace is even more packed. Kid-friendliness: Kids enjoyed the food!

The food selection is great however it’s a little salty in my opinion, but that’s me. I really loved their Tokwa’t Baboy Tofu and Pork, Gpops loved the chopseuy as it reminds him of my grandma’s cooking. The sisig is just A1 ~ I’m not really a fan of the squid because in my opinion, it’s undercooked. We ended up taking it home and recooking it. Service was great, Tables and restrooms are clean! 5/5

Took mom to try their dishes. Was not disappointed. Their bangus sisig was a super hit with mom she’s always looking for bangus sisig dishes … a favorite of hers. Everything was delicious

Everything was overpriced. The palabok was as salty as the dead sea no matter how many lemons I used. The sinigang was so-so. The sugba Kilaw was just ok, I wish they'd use a diff fish rather than Tuna bec of the strong aftertaste. The crispy pata is the only one that I liked. Our waiter was absent-minded and forgot our desserts even after 2 follow-ups that we had to escalate. They had a live band bec we went on a Friday and it was too loud but that's how people like it back in pinas I guess. Overall, I would not recommend that kids go on Fri, sat and Sunday nights OR whenever there's a band.

Had early dinner here and ordered lumpia, dinakdakan, bulalo, crab rice, crispy beef ribs, adobo, and sisig! All were delicious! My kids loved the sisig and crispy beef ribs!Food: 5/5

Brought a friend here who tried Filipino food for the first time. He enjoyed the lumpia, Sisig and kare kare.Food: 4/5

Good filipino food. The lechon kawali fried pork belly is one of our faves. Can't go wrong with the basics: pancit bihon, bbq pork or chicken skewers, kare kare, sizzling pork sisig, sinigang or adobo. The Gerry's Grill ice tea is so smooth and creamy, a must have. Halo halo is ok, the ice is really hard, Leche flan is a teaser size & when you try to mix it every thing starts to spill out, a bigger bowl or tall glass would be better. Service is ok, but could be better. We had a party of 20, but it wasn't too busy yet. Should've kept our glasses filled and given us more napkins. The broth for the beef nilaga was too salt for my taste. Vegetarian options: Vegetarian options available. Parking: It can get busy. If you can't find parking, park at Walmart and walk thru the pathway between coldstone and gerry's grill. Kid-friendliness: Kids are allowed Wheelchair accessibility: Wheelchairs are accessible

Good food, good service. But if you want a relatively quiet place to eat, I wouldn't advise you go here. Especially when they have live bands playing. Gerrys has an open floor plan with all hard surfaces, so it gets very loud when crowded or with live music. Other then that, its a good place to get your Filipino food fix!

Love the food! I would still drive 4 hrs just to eat here again.Food: 5/5