Sunny's Dinette fonctionne comme un établissement ciblé mettant l'accent sur des incontournables culinaires centrés sur des sandwichs travaillés et des salades variées. Le menu privilégie des pains artisanaux accompagnés de garnitures diversifiées, offrant une approche directe de la restauration. Des légumes frais et des vinaigrettes maison définissent la sélection de salades, en maintenant une attention constante sur la qualité des ingrédients et l'efficacité de la préparation. L'espace physique utilise une esthétique sobre et fonctionnelle qui priorise l'utilité et la rapidité du service pour les clients recherchant des options fiables. La production culinaire demeure centrée sur des constructions classiques de sandwichs et des compositions végétales équilibrées, favorisant la clarté des saveurs. Chaque assiette démontre un engagement envers des techniques fondamentales, garantissant que chaque article préparé respecte des normes établies de texture et de composition.
Sunny's Dinette est généralement apprécié pour son atmosphère chaleureuse, son personnel accueillant et la qualité de ses plats de déjeuner tels que les pancakes, la chakchouka et les divers plats aux œufs. De nombreux visiteurs soulignent la fraîcheur des ingrédients et l'attention particulière portée par l'équipe, précisant que la cuisine ouverte renforce l'aspect authentique du restaurant. Bien que la majorité des convives passent un excellent moment et expriment le désir d'y retourner, certains commentaires font état d'un service parfois inégal, d'attentes prolongées et de préoccupations concernant le confort des sièges ou la température intérieure. Malgré des avis partagés sur la taille des portions et les prix, l'opinion générale demeure que cet endroit est un charmant petit bijou de quartier pour ceux qui recherchent un brunch savoureux dans un décor rétro.
Nous sommes arrivés un samedi en début d'après-midi. L'attente pour obtenir une table à l'extérieur était raisonnable. En revanche, une fois installés en salle, il a fallu au moins 15 bonnes minutes pour que la serveuse vienne prendre notre commande. Suivant ses conseils, j'ai opté pour le wrap au boeuf effiloché.
?L'attente s'est tellement prolongée que nous avons failli partir : nous avons finalement été servis au bout d'une heure & dix minutes environ. Quelle ne fut pas notre surprise de découvrir au moment du service qu'il ne s'agissait pas de boeuf effiloché, mais de smoked meat industriel ! Payer 24 dollars, plus taxes & pourboire, pour de la viande transformée, c'est tout de même fort de café...
?L'autre plat n'était pas fameux non plus. La chakchouka ressemblait davantage à un chili con carne sans viande ni haricots qu'à la recette traditionnelle. Seule note positive : les pancakes, qui étaient particulièrement moelleux & bons.
We passed today & the waiting was over an hour, the server warned us that their is also a cue in the kitchen but finally we had our food & I have to say it's is fresh big portion & their pancake is awesome. A must try amazing!
we visited during peak hours & had to wait, the staff were super friendly. The dragon fruit berry smoothie is a must try, & the pancakes are a 10/10 My friend & I shared the salmon benny because the portions are absolutely huge, try to visit early if you don't enjoy the wait 🥵
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Given the option I would give them 100 stars :)
We were at this place yesterday with our 3 month old baby's first outing. The owner & staff were incredibly generous & kind, they treated us with pancake & coffee on the house. I cant thank them enough for their kindness , it means so much to me.
Went there for brunch on a Saturday. Although the place actually looks welcoming the service & the food are to be desired.
The biggest issue I had is that they mention on the menu that their pancakes are served with maple syrup when they are actually served with corn syrup. I had asked for the maple syrup to be served on the side & when I was about to put some on my son's plate not only was the texture a give-away but the taste as well. I asked the waitress for actual maple syrup, she told me they did not have any & that they served this'pancake' syrup mixed in with some maple syrup. I directed her to the menu which clearly mentions maple syrup. 5 minutes later a man came by with some very golden'maple syrup'. Why advertise the use of it if you won't serve any? It's a bit insulting to clients & where is our Québécois pride in it?
The rest of he food was okay, the matcha latte was very grey & chalky - either it's bad quality or they let their matcha oxydize on the counter.
Not as good as I expected based on the reviews. We went first thing on a Sunday morning expecting it to be busy. In the hour we were there only one other person came in. I got the Sunny's brunch which comes with beans & pancakes. The beans are chili beans & didn't really work for breakfast. I don't know if they were meant to be hot; they were lukewarm & a little gross. The pancakes are mini, & were tough & dry. The potatoes were boring. Just deep fried potatoes with little to no seasoning. My son really liked the smoothie he got, but it was about $8 for a juice glass size. We go out for breakfast often & had hoped this would be our place to go when going to the market but we will not return.
We stopped by Sunny's Dinette yesterday around 12 PM, & it was such a great experience from start to finish. The staff were warm, friendly, & made us feel very welcome. I ordered the casserole, & it was honestly one of the best I've had-rich, flavorful, & cooked perfectly. My partner was also very happy with their meal. The café latte & cortado were both excellent & paired perfectly with the food. To top it all off, we were pleasantly surprised with complimentary pancakes, which were light, fluffy, & absolutely delicious. If you're looking for fresh food, great coffee, & an authentic Canadian diner atmosphere, I definitely recommend giving this place a try!
We visited Sunny's Dinette yesterday around 10 AM, & our experience was fantastic! The waitress was incredibly friendly & attentive. She recommended the falafel salad for me since I'm vegetarian, while my partner enjoyed the classic dish. We both really loved the café latte & cortado, they were perfect! As a lovely surprise, they even treated us to a complimentary pancakes, which were delicious! I highly recommend this place to anyone who loves fresh food & wants to enjoy a Canadian diner experience. 🥞
Came to Sunny's on a Friday afternoon for brunch. You feel at home as soon as you walk in. We got great service from Sofia, & I ordered the Shakshuka & Pancakes. The shakshuka was great, well-seasoned, & satisfying. Pancakes had such a soft & fluffy texture, topped with butter & berries; you can add syrup as you please. Overall great service. The chef Yasmine ensured my shakshuka & pancakes were both prepared in a Halal way as per my dietary restrictions. The owner came up to our table too & we had a great talk about the food & our experience. A superb experience overall, worth coming back for!
Stopped in here on a Saturday while doing some shopping nearby & finally got to check it out. The staff was super nice, service was good, & I did like the open kitchen concept where you can see everything being made fresh. The pancakes were actually really tasty too, even if they were way smaller than I expected from the menu 😅
That being said, I personally wasn't a huge fan of the seating setup. All of the tables are very high-top/community style tables, which just made the experience feel uncomfortable for me. There wasn't really anywhere to put a purse, sit comfortably, or relax for a longer breakfast. I also honestly don't think the indoor seating would be very wheelchair accessible, which is something worth noting. Beautiful summer day you can sit outside they had a few cafe style tables.
The eggs Benedict with salmon were good, but definitely on the saltier side l personally didn't mind it, but if you're sensitive to salt you might notice it right away.
Overall, I'd say it's more of a'try it once for the experience' type of breakfast spot rather than somewhere I'd personally go back to for a cozy, hearty breakfast. Still glad I checked it out though!
