Sunny Street Cafe

Reviews

• Jennifer J.

  star star star star star_border 24 May 2026

  I'm actually surprised how much I liked this place considering how bad some of the reviews are.  Both the hostess/bringer of coffee and the waitress were very friendly and helpful.  The food we ordered was awesome.  The only complaint would be the hash browns were more like hash whites, which is unfortunate, but pretty common at most breakfast places.  We had a great experience and plan on returning.
  
  Update:  We have returned several times and I have gotten something different each time.  Everything has been good, BUT today I did decide to get something I had ordered once before.  The veggie flatbread.  The first time it was AMAZING.  They knocked it out of the park.  The second time it was completely different.  They left out the pineapple, gave me the wrong sauce, and didn't give me any pico di gallo.  It also wasn't nearly as big.  When I got the correct sauce it was flavorless.  Whoever made it today really dropped the ball.  It just plain wasn't good.

• Andrew W.

  star star star_border star_border star_border 20 May 2026

  This place has gone downhill in the last 5 years.  11 dollar omelet was a huge disappointment. I was looking forward to some fresh avocado in the morning and it was pretty smushy and brown. The eggs for the omelet were super thin but wrapped around like three times and bland.  $4 for three microwaved sausage links.

• Tanna B.

  star star_border star_border star_border star_border 20 May 2026

  I will not be back the staff was unprofessional. I ordered the berry salad with grilled chicken. I specifically told the server I was gluten free to hold all bread products. We received the salads and the chicken was dry and chewy and the spinach was mostly wilted. We addressed it with the server and she took back both salads. The restuarant staff proceed to talk about my party in a nasty manner as if we could not hear their gossip. The server then returned our two salads with more wilted wet spinach and bread all over the top. We refused to eat the $14 salad and had her take off the items from our bill. I get suckered into going to this place at least once a year and this is par for the course. It is over priced for the quality of food. Spend your hard earned money elsewhere.

• In Moderation ..

  star star star star star_border 18 May 2026

  This place is growing on me. The service is  consistently good, I love the gluten free options and the variety in coffee creamers. I think they have updated the menu recently with some great additions. Nothing stands out as a signature must have item other than always having gluten free bread available for people with celiac. This puts them ahead of all other breakfast location in the grove city area. Lilly's is the only other GC breakfast places that offers gluten free bread on the menu but never have it available .  Sunny street 1 Lilly's 0

• Frank G.

  star star_border star_border star_border star_border 15 May 2026

  I don't usually expect much from this establishment but today hit a new low. It's Mother's Day so I expected a wait. We put our name in and waited for a considerable time. I started noticing names called for parties that arrived after us so I went and checked our status.  My name was no longer on the waitlist. I'm generally a patient person so not a huge deal, they did seat us right away and apologized for the error. The server came and took drink orders and then took food orders when she returned with the drinks. All is good.  I drank an entire cup of hot coffee before she returned. In fact we didn't see her again until the food came. At this point she dropped the food, said she would be right back with coffee and then announced she was going on break so she dropped the check. I'm slightly annoyed now as I hate being passed off. My six year old had ordered the kids French toast which stated it was two slices of thick sliced bread and sausage (see picture). When it arrived it was a single slice of bread cut in half. I must also have a misunderstanding of the definition of thick. It appears to be a standard piece of bread. It looked so lonely on its plate that my 6 y.o. immediately was devastated with disappointment as she was looking forward to this meal since the previous night when we decided to take Mom to Breakfast. When I question the new server, she stated, "well yeah it is two slices, it was cut in half". I was immediately highly annoyed as if duh, didn't you see the two pieces on the plate?  I asked to place an order for another slice.  They brought her another lonely piece of standard non-thick bread French toast along with another piece of sausage and then proceeded to charge us for another full breakfast. All I asked for was for an á la cart piece. I usually tip very well but decided to take the cost of the second breakfast out of the tip.