Sunny’s Chick’N’Trout

Sunny’s food is affordable and delicious. Also, the employees are very kind (which is a rarity in the hood.

You get what you expect coming into Sunnys: A no-​frills enviornment, a glass encasement full of various delicious fried things, and various sides and drink options.
I’ve been coming to Sunny’s since I was still in undergrad at Morgan, which is just across the street from the complex Sunny’s sits in.
I always get the same things: 4-​piece wing chicken box, western fries (which are just huge potato wedges) and a large half and half-​light ice, which all is about $ 5 – 6.
I’m sure Sunny’s has great other stuff, but they do fried chicken right, and their half and halfs are on point.
Don’t forget the Sunny’s sauce.

Sunny’s is a great place to go for chicken box, lake trout, or sweet bean pie. Their menu ranges from cheese steak subs, to salads, and as it’s namesake would suggest, fried chicken and lake trout. (My personal favorite fried fish is steak fish) The fish here at Sunny’s is excellent. Good and crispy on the outside and moist and flaky on the inside. The chicken is also very good. FYI: the mambo sauce is some of the best I have had in Baltimore. You get a complimentary side of mambo sauce for fish orders. If you order something else, its like $ 25 cents.
For you Washington area haters out there: Mambo sauce is a Baltimore culinary creation. It doesn’t matter how many Baltimoreans have heard of mambo sauce: how many people from DC have heard of it???
My personal favorite meal here (well this is probably true for every Baltimore carryout) is: a chicken box and a medium (gotta watch the calories…) half and half.