Sunrise Breakfast

In town for a Sunday afternoon wedding, my family went on the prowl for a hearty breakfast with a touch of New England charm and wholesomeness. After passing on two other places, we finally settled on Sunrise Breakfast. Choosing to dine outside, Its location in downtown Norwood across from a gorgeous Catholic church gave us a feeling of being in the heart of this charming town. Our morning even got better when our breakfast was served. I ordered the Big Breakfast which weighs in at 4 eggs, 5 bacon strips, 4 sausages, 3 slices of ham and home fries. My son opted for steak and eggs and my daughter chose sausage gravy on country biscuits with scrambled eggs. All dishes were gigantic in portions and excellent in quality. It didn't hurt that coffee was great and unlimited and that the service was friendly and efficient.If you happen to be in town, find out what the locals already know. This place is where you get the best breakfast in town.

We ordered breakfast catering for our Gender Reveal Brunch and the manager promised us large trays. The day we picked up our order we were charged $190 for 2 small trays of food. We tried to fix it with the manager and he refused. He wouldn't give us a gift card or even try to fix the mess up. We ended up having to cook last minute which added so much stress to our party. Very disappointing since we liked this breakfast spot but they basically scammed us.

Unremarkable on the outside, extreme goodness on the inside.The folks running the place couldn't be any nicer, and the locals clearly enjoyed chatting with the friendly staff. I saw other reviews of the Irish breakfast, and I had to try it out. First, out came four slices of Texas toast- an appetizer? The warm up act? Them the main dish -eggs, sausages, Irish bacon, and both white and black pudding (AKA more sausage). I'm not entirely positive the puds were 100% traditional -that is to say, so metallic tang from blood, but maybe that's actually a good thing!

First time here. It was ok. Food was nothing special. It's a small, maybe 12 tables inside and maybe 4/5 outside on sidewalk) hole in the wall on the main street in Norwood. Atmosphere is definitely more pizza/sub shop than little breakfast diner. The buswoman was pleasant. The cook/waiter was ok. Not much pleasantries coming or going. Not worth me going back.

This little diner has great food and chill attitude. I really enjoyed the eggs Benedict surg salmon (I got a side salad instead of the home fries). Orange juice was squeezed on the spot tooaWill definitely be back!

Stumbled upon this place by asking Siri for nearby breakfast places when driving from Dedham. Cute little place tucked away on a tree lined street. Delicious food and great service at a reasonable price. Recommend!

We had another marvelous breakfast this morning. Today we sat outside and the choice to do so, was correct.The area is quiet and there was a nice cool breeze.I got the Irish omelette and it was perfect. The serving was enough for two, but this Irish guy polished off his breakfast. My gf got another type off omelettte which had cheddar cheese and it too was out of this world.Both came with toast and home fries.Hilda took care of us and the service was great.Thank you Hilda..

My friend and I traveled to Boston, MA, from Houston, TX, for a vacation and decided to stop into the Sunshine Café for breakfast on 9/29/23. It was not a pleasant experience and the food was mediocre at best. The owner was very gruff with us and questioned when I asked for cheese on my scrambled eggs. He seemed very put out when we asked for things like cream for coffee or a cup of ice to go with a can of Coke. I ordered scrambled eggs with cheddar cheese and buttermilk pancakes. Both the eggs and pancakes tasted like they had been cooked in a pan used for other things and not cleaned first. The eggs actually had a sweet flavor to them; not good. And look at the cheese they put on my scrambled eggs! What is this? Whatever cheese they used was super cheap and nasty. Even Velveeta tastes better. The buttermilk pancakes were not very good at all either. McDonalds has better pancakes and honestly, I can make them much better using a Betty Crocker cookbook recipe. My friend ordered eggs and toast and she also said it was also not great. I honestly cannot believe that this restaurant gets the reviews that it does! If you think this place has good pancakes, you have not traveled to the Midwest - especially places in Minnesota - where pancakes are the bomb! We also thought the prices were too high considering the quality of the food. Again, would have been better off going to somewhere else but decided to try this place because of the reviews. I cannot recommend this place AT ALL. Go somewhere else in Boston where you don't have to put up with the owner's attitude and the poor taste of this place's food.

Great food, fast service, fresh fruit and fresh squeezed orange juice. Parking is a bit limited but not impossible. Sitting outside was also a plus.

Unexpected delicious gem of a diner. Great service. Peaceful environment. The food is delicous