Sunrises Sunsets

Had the BEST time! Delicious food that arrived just in time to eat before COLLAGE NIGHT!!! Activities and snacks!!! Friendly and social staff - bigger space than you'd think - just a really great time. Will return. All hearts all the time.

Cool local spot by my house. They have a huge patio in the back. Good coffee, decent price ranges.

I think Sunrises/Sunsets is a cool, neighborhood coffee shop. The vibe during the work week is great with tons of people working together and hanging out. They are part bar, part cafe -- I have only been there for the cafe portion! The bar experience may be completely different. My general issue with these split cafes is that I haven't been to one that served coffee that actually tasted good. Unfortunately, this was the same case here. I have been for their iced lattes and their hot matcha lattes. Both were incredibly underwhelming. It is not worth visiting for matcha at all. The coffee is insanely average but is as pricey as a decent cafe. I did have a really yummy cinnamon pastry here once. I have a feeling that their food/brunch options may actually be good, same with their nighttime options. It's possible I'll return and give it another shot because it's so close to me. As of now though, the coffee and matcha is a hard no from me.Side note: I LOVE when cafes and restaurants have a dedicated cork board for business cards, event advertisements, etc. That is definitely a plus here!

this local place has its pros n cons. I like to be positive so lets focus on the pros. They have good coffee and great wifi. Ive sat in the back area because the front was full and had full bars on wifi. They also have a full bar which is a plus in my book. I like a lil irish coffee from time to time. The food is decent. expect deli level quality.so thats it on the pros...

This is a cozy cafe, which would be perfect for getting some work done, but also a great place to grab a drink or a meal! The rustic risotto ($12) was delicious and the first time I've had risotto made with farro. The BLT ($11), mushroom mac ($9), and lox toast ($12) were also solid choices and filling enough for dinner, with reasonable prices. They also have changing daily soups. The orange wine was refreshing and light. On top of that, the servers are so sweet and attentive!

I actually had an informal interview at this place. But after the interview I chowed-down. I ordered an avocado toast and orange juice...and oh my God, it was sensational. The orange juice was sweet and full of pulp and the avocados were so juicy and fresh. I would definitely recommend grabbing a quick bite here.

My girlfriend and I stopped by Sunrise Sunset on Saturday for lunch. There were plenty of open seats, although a lot of the chairs were wobbly.I ordered the Sunset Burger, which was cooked well and I loved the combination of aioli and caramelized onions. The Sunrise Sandwich was tasty too, but on the thin side. We also ordered the Sunrise papas to share, but we would just get potatoes next time to save a couple bucks. Service was kind but it took a while for our food to come out, and the ambiance was super inviting.Aside from the wait for our food, we had a great brunch here and will likely be back again.

I love this place - warm easy vibe that I've missed having - a sense of community where some people are at the bar someone having a coffee some are reading or on their laptop just hanging out with a mellow ambiance and great music to boost!

UNSAFE FOR PEOPLE OF COLOR AND BLACK FOLX. If you are looking for a peaceful place to eat please go support elsewhere. This establishment allows their employees to use the facilities however they want including allowing their friends to talk loudly about their personal lives at the expense of other patron's experiences.I had an uncomfortable experience eating here twice as a person of color.The cashier accosted me today while I ordered in order to bring her personal feelings to their place of business. This cashier wears a beanie, has curly brown and dyed hair.What was meant to be a person exchange between myself and a "friend of the cashier" a few weeks ago, turned into an unprofessional encounter today.This exchange between myself and the cashier's friend happened a few weeks ago. It made me uncomfortable for several reasons.1. This person seemed to be loitering and talking loudly on their phone about their roommate issues.2. This person used lots of racist and ableist coded language. (Ex. "I'm not racist, thats why she can live there in the first place" "this person is obviously bipolar, I can say this as a someone who's been medicated".I wrote this person a note informing them it was rude to talk on the phone the entire time and that she was probably racist.This apparently resulted in yt tears that I'm not interested in.Back to today, The cashier tried to force me to explain what she said that was racist or ableist instead of trying to understand that it made me uncomfortable.As a person of color having to explain why something made me feel uncomfortable to a white person is not how I want to enjoy my lunch and is extremely harmful.This is highly unprofessional and it is obvious that Sunrise Sunset is okay with type of behavior and it speaks volumes that this is the type of behavior they protect.Sunrise sunset, is this how you treat customers? Do you protect racist and ableist behaviors in your restaurant? What will you do to prevent this type of harm?

Lovely staff ~ like $17 + tip for a grilled cheese and two strips of bacon. This was my second choice as they were out of my first choice. I order it and they are also out of the key ingredients for the grilled cheese but at that point it was already in and I paid full price. Also out of milk.