Sunrise Mini Mart

A lot more than meets the eye with a huge selection of craft beverages, bougie treats, and a friendly staff. I came in here bleary eyed after a morning workout for a canned coffee and was super impressed by the offerings, so much so that I've made a point to come back with friends to buy drinks for our weekend.

Amazing beer selection here. 2 walls of cold beers including singles and bombers. Friendly staff too. Once, the clerk swapped a newly released beer into my 6 pack so I could get a little sample.They carry standard corner store stuff too. Some of the snacks and ice cream are of the high end variety.

Pricing is average, but the wine selection is phenomenal, best you winery after the liquor stores close.

Wow... what a great mini mart! If you need it, they got it. From organic fancy chocolate to a unique cooking ingredient and most importantly... BEER. I came here because of the raving reviews about their beer selection. I was visiting Texas and wanted to get some good beers to take home to Pittsburgh. I hit the jackpot with this place and scored some great finds. I also found some delicious local kombucha which I really enjoyed. Highly recommend!

You would not know it from the outside, but this store has an OUTSTANDING, craft beer selection. Sam and his staff are very helpful. There are a few other Sunrise markets in town, but none are anywhere close to this one.If you are a craft beer lover, do yourself a favor, visit this place - if you are having trouble finding something new, ask - You will walk away with a something good to try -An added bonus is that East Side pies is next door - great pizza by the slice.

Here you will find Beer-nirvana! There are several refrigerated cases and two main aisles chock full of a variety of craft beer for sale, including some of the harder-to-find bombers and special releases. What you won't find is the most competitive pricing, *if* you can find the same beer at Whole Foods, Central Market or Highland Market Recent Pricing Comparisons (rounded up a penny):* Stone Xocoveza 6-pack: Sunrise - $17 / Central Market - $15 / Whole Foods - was on sale for $15, now $17 but with a case discount = $15.30* Founders Backwards Bastard 6-Pack: Sunrise - $18 / Highland Market - $15.60* Prairie Artisan Pirate Bomb 12 oz bottle: Sunrise - $13 / Whole Foods - $12 / Highland Market - $12* Deschutes Dissident bomber: Sunrise - $18 / Whole Foods - $16* Epic Double Barrel Big Bad Baptist bomber: Sunrise - $18 / Whole Foods - $16 (in the 'secret' section) / Highland Market - $17Pro Tip: You should bring your own bag or cardboard carrier if you are planning to stock up. Otherwise take your chances on the single ply plastic bag provided or hand carry your bottles out of the store.

Friendly service and amazing wine selection. They even have some great chocolates. I even called in advance asking about a specific wine and they went and looked for me.

Subash is great and personable. Already Knows what I want when I walk through the door lol. Highly Recommend this convenience store. They have quite a large collection of wine here too, 5 stars!

As a whole, I like the store. A good selection of snacks and beer. They've got a variety of the lower cost scratchers too, but here's where the problem starts. The first time I was in there, the cashier had sold me my beer, cigarettes and scratchers, with no problems all on debit card. Just now I was in there and a darker, short haired Hispanic guy told me "Scratchers are cash only". So I told him, no they aren't, I bought them here the other day on debit. You just cant sell them on credit. So he looked around like he was looking for something for like two seconds, grabbed my smokes, rang me up, and took the liberty of choosing credit for me. So nothings really wrong with the store, but they do have one lousy employee that I know of.

I went out of my way to visit this store because I heard they have a pretty good wine selection, and I like supporting smaller businesses. I was bummed to walk in and see neither man behind the counter wearing a mask. If you don't respect your community and customers enough to simply wear a mask, I won't give you my money.