Sunroom Cafe & Machiques Venezuelan Restaurant

"I went for brunch with my daughter today. Wanted to see the new management, very disappointed. It was one of my favorite place when I went to school at UW-Madison. I placed my order and didn't get my cappuccino until 15 minutes later, we waited and waited for the food, almost 45 minutes went by and my daughter reminded me about the food, I went to the counter and they forgot it, the gentleman who took my order was watching soccer instead of following up. The food was thrown together fast, it didn't taste good. French toast was dry and the cappuccino was average. The positive thing, the location and the decor were good. Comparing both managements, I miss the old team, the food and the service."

"Quiet, simple, and pretty good breakfast spot. Nothing extraordinary but meets brunch requirements. I wouldn’t go out of my way but will stop in again if I’m the area and want a variety of breakfast items. Below are actual photos from our meal on a Saturday morning."

"Went there today for Venezuelan food and it was great and super authentic! Their tequeños (Venezuelan cheese sticks) were to die for, the patacón (Venezuelan fried plantain sandwich) was huge and so good! And if you want to try a Venezuelan street style burger, this is your spot. Management at this establishment changed, it’s family owned now and they’re starting out with very few workers and doing their best. People who have been coming here for years need to realize that and chill. I for once find it refreshing to see more diversity on state st. Go and expand your palate :)"

"Great loxation on State St. Big portion, affordable. Big latte for a great price, better than big name S*. Cozy & warm & quiet enough to talk. Nice meeting place for brunch."