Sunny Street Cafe 229 Shops Boulevard, Willow Park, TX 76087

"What a great find! Ordered breakfast, hashbrowns crisp on the outside and soft on the inside. Eggs over easy were perfect! Madelyn my server was super sweet and new the menu, my cup was never empty and she did not let the coffee get cold! Will brings friends next time!"

"went in today for the first time was definitely worth the wait food was on point highly recommend the country fried steak and that gravy was delicious. Our waitress Shelbie was also very attentive."

"\ attempted to go to the Sunny Street Cafe In Weatherford first, but there was an hour wait there for a party of two. We decided to try this Sunny Street Cafe in Willow Park and I'm glad that we did. It was only a fifteen minute wait before we were sat. Our waitress was very kind and very fast to get our drinks and food out to us. The food looked beautiful and it tasted great. I ordered the chicken and waffles and it tasted delicious. This is a great breakfast/brunch spot, I highly recommend it."

"Sunny Street Cafe: Where the (1) Waitresses is Sensitive and you have to fix your own plate. I recently had the pleasure of dining at Sunny Street Cafe, a local restaurant known for its breakfast and lunch fare. The location is convenient, the prices are reasonable, and the service is generally good. However, I have one major complaint: the 1 waitress may be allegedly very sensitive. I'm not sure if it's because they're trained to be overly accommodating or if they just have a lot of bad days, but on the two occasions I've been to Sunny Street Cafe, the 1 waitress have been downright prickly. For example, the first time I went, I asked to substitute avocado for the bacon in my omelet. The waitress gave me a sigh and said, "Fine, but I don't know why you'd want to do that." The second time I went, I asked for a side of salsa with my eggs and toast. The waitress rolled her eyes and said, "********** this will give me away. And I still eat there lmao. I know it's just a little thing, but I can't help but feel like the 1 waitress at Sunny Street Cafe could use a lesson in customer service. Now, as for the food, it's not terrible, but it's not great either. The omelets are overcooked allegedly, the pancakes are ok, and the coffee is weak. But, hey, at least the prices are reasonable. Overall, I'd give Sunny Street Cafe a 6.3 out of 10. It's not the best breakfast restaurant in town, but it's not the worst either. And if you're looking for a place with convenient parking and reasonable prices, it's a decent option. Just don't expect to be able to customize your order or get a friendly smile from the waitresses."

"Food was delicious! We're out of towners looking for a good breakfast spot. Didn't disappoint! Waitress was nice. We had a 20 minute wait on a Saturday morning which wasn't too bad. Orange juice was freshly squeezed which is my fave!"