Sunny Street Café

John Barnett★★★★★

This place has become my go to weekend breakfast spot! The staff is very professional and friendly. I always feel comfortable there. They are very flexible when I want to adjust my food stuff. Can't say enough great stuff about them!

Randy Reed★★★★

The food was pretty good. It wasn't what we ordered but still pretty good. I asked for eggs benedict (classic) got their version with tomatoes and avocado which was good. My mom asked for blueberry waffles and got blueberry pancakes. She enjoyed them. Sometimes mistakes are an opportunity to try something new but it's still nice to get what you ask for.

Lay Fish★★★

I bought the chicken fried chicken, was not impressed at all. The pieces were extremely thin, you could barely taste the chicken OR the breading. What you could taste wasn’t very flavorful? The eggs and hash browns were find although those are hard to mess up. The pieces of toast were not good at all, any Texas toast from Walmart or even the dollar store would have been better. It was a beautiful restaurant that was very clean. The staff was very friendly, and they did fine checking on us. We stayed about 40 minutes and they asked us once if everything was ok, then again for a refill.

Francisco Leung★★★★

We stopped in on a Saturday for lunch and ordered the Bistro Burger, Signature Reuben, Sunny’s Skillet, and Kids Mac & Cheese. The food was good. Sunny's Skillet is a large hashbrown with lots of stuff mixed in. It's a pretty unique dish. Service is good here.