Sunrise Cafe

What a wonderful spot inside an office building!!! I was pretty confused when I reached the location until I figured I was in the right place when I saw the sign board saying Sunrise Cafe. Sunrise cafe was originally opened in 1988 which means we have a place that's 36 years old. That was an interesting piece of information I got to know on entering the cafe.I loved the booths which gave us enough privacy and also sufficient space to sit and enjoy a good meal. I had the best Tuna sandwich which was so creamy and filling. The eggs Benedict my friend had were tasty and had a delicious hollandaise sauce. In general my only feedback would be more vegetarian option. I was in the mood of tuna which exceeded my expectations, but I generally lean towards vegetarian.

I have this theory that restaurants located inside office buildings are a great place to find a great lunch. It's partially based on past experiences, and partially just a feeling I have. So when I'm in the mood for a soup and sandwich, I often seek out restaurants located in or near offices, like Sunrise Cafe. This restaurant is located on the ground floor of the Meridian Mark II building in Carmel. You'll find the building to the right of the main entrance -- just drive to the right until you see an atrium.The main gist of this review is: Yes, Sunrise Cafe makes a dang good bowl of chicken noodle soup, and a more-than-decent chicken croissant sandwich. (My intuition was right!) So if you're looking for a lunchtime spot, you'll find a good meal here. I believe they also serve breakfast, too. The chicken noodle soup is made with the Amish type of noodles that are thick and dumpling-like, with lots of shredded chicken, coins of carrots, onions and peppery broth. It was just the thing to eat and drink on a cold, gray day. The croissant chicken sandwich was also good, but a bit mayonnaisey, and it comes with a side of plain chips.I ordered this meal over the phone and went to pick it up. It was super easy to order, and it was ready for me right when they said it would be. They allow you to order online and pay when you get there, which is nice. I'd like to come back and try dining in for breakfast! I don't have a theory about breakfast at office buildings yet, so I'll be going in blind. But if the lunch is any indication, I'm hoping breakfast is just as good.

We came here while visiting from out of town and because we had a Groupon. Weird place to have this eatery but nonetheless it was a decent place to eat. Small menu to look at but it is fast and pretty well priced. The egg sandwich we ordered came with a meat and hash browns. They were very yummy. The pancake was huge but more like a crepe and it was meh at best. I'd def recommend the sandwich though. We even ordered one to go and it heated up nicely in a skillet. If we were In Town again. I don't think we'd go back the staff was sparse tending more to frequent flier guests and not noticing us and they give you the bill before your food even comes out so we felt rushed to eat and pay. Restrooms are shared down the hall with the business center and is kinda hard to find. Plenty of stalls though and it was clean. Place practices masks and glove wearing and sanitized between tables and social distanced tables. Alll in all it was decent but didn't leave me craving to come back.

Great lunch spot! They make most of their own salad dressings so try the Valencia or the Asian Salad. Breadsticks (baked in house) are amazing. I think they also make their own sourdough sandwich bread, which elevates the BLT. The soups are also homemade and delicious. The Chicken Tortilla is my fave. Service is always friendly and helpful. I often make changes to the menu items and they always accommodate.Note: it is a little hard to find. It's inside the first floor of one of the Meridian Mark office buildings - the one furthest north (of the two). You can go in any door and get to Sunrise but the easiest is from the west entrance on the back of the building. From the driveway entrance on Pennsylvania, head towards the building then turn right (north) to drive around back. The west/back entrance faces US 31

Went for a Friday brunch with the husband. Walked in and stood there for about 10 minutes. No one greeted us, watched 2 servers walk out with food and disappeared back into the kitchen. Made eye contact with 2 cooks in the back, but no one came to talk to us?! We walked out assuming we could get service somewhere else. Pretty disappointed.

The food was amazing. The service perfect. Olivia, our waitress was attentive, warm and friendly.

The food is authentic and fresh! The service is polite and gracious and the restaurant is clean!

Absolutely amazing food was big big tasted absolutely amazing. Service was great and it was pretty fancy.

Had the smallest and thinnest piece of quiche I've ever seen. My friend had the French toast which a large portion but had no flavor.

New to the area and found this place online. Stopped in at 11:05 to get breakfast. Very few customers inside. After being seated and given our drink order, we were told they only serve breakfast until 11:00 AM no exceptions. Since we only wanted breakfast, asked our server for our bill for our drinks. She came back and said Jim at the register would take care of us. Stopped at the register, and Jim told us our drinks (coffee and and a diet soda) would be $5.81. He babbled on about how they can only manage breakfast up until a specific time due to the number of customers they typically serve (even though the place was practically empty), and how they have been doing this for years. Didn't care to try to find out that we are new to the area or any interest in trying to keep us as future customers. Business must be really good to be able to alienate new customers. We will never go back.