Sunrise Market & Cafe

I was very excited to have another choice for lunch, but unfortunately I did not have a great experience. I thought the place look very inviting and the market had lots to choose from. I met my husband for lunch and we decided to choose a couple of different sandwiches and share, and we also shared a salad. The salad was pretty boring, basically lettuce and some dressing but it was only a couple of dollars more added on to the sandwich order. The sandwiches were pretty disappointing though. They were basically croissants with some toppings on them. We had the chicken pot pie and the italian stallion, which definitely did not live up to its name. It was just some sauce that had sausage in it and some melted cheese on top. We were picturing an actual, hearty sausage sandwich. The price of $ 8.50 each for the pastry with sauce was really not worth it. The chicken pot pie was the same thing — basically sauce with bits of chicken in it, as opposed to a piece of chicken with some sauce on it. The pastry was really good, and pretty filling, but I would not recommend either of these items. For the prices and what we ordered I was pretty turned off from the place.

Great food, and friendly staff.
I got the Cuban which was fantastic. The porketta was so delicate/​tender and the ham sliced with a nice thin cut. It also had the classic Cuban swiss, pickles, and mustard which is expected, and am glad they stuck to the script. The baguette it came on had a lovely outer crust with soft insides that had just the right pull as you took a bite.
I also had the chilli, which was just basic chilli, but nevertheless delicious. I can’t wait to come back and have the stright up porketta sandwich!
They also have they’re own little market, featuring local foods, house pastas, and of you’re looking to impress a date without the skills to cook, prepared frozen dishes such as canalonni, pizza, quiche, and desserts.
In short, this place keeps it classic, and does classic very well.