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    Sunset House Restaurant

    4.0 (71 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 2:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Quiet
    Good for groups
    Dogs allowed

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    Crepes, 2 Eggs with Bacon, Potatoes
    Kasheena J.

    The service was great, the Ambiance was nice but the food is lacking seasoning. I really enjoyed my crepes, the food is cooked really well but when it comes to seasoning there is none the eggs where bland had to add extra salt and hot sauce. The potatoes again were bland just fried had to add hot sauce and Ketchup and the coffee was weak like as if it was an extra light roast blend or there wasn't enough coffee grounds added. I overall would eat here again if the seasoning gets better.

    Wonderful place to join!!! The owners are amazing and the environment is exceptional!!! 100% recommended!!

    Rhubarb crepe
    Brandon P.

    This place is amazing with great locally sourced ingredients. The rhubarb crepes made with fresh organic rhubarb is out of this world.

    Stuffed crepes
    Quisha F.

    Best breakfast place around!!! The owners are amazing. Staff is always friendly and very helpful. Food is always beyond delicious. I always leave stuffed. I've brought a hand full of people go to experience the best breakfast spot around. Not a single person has said anything bad. It's looks a little bit sketch from the outside, but such a hidden gem!

    Banana crepes with orange sauce... so delicious!
    Lou L.

    The exterior looks old, and it's attached to a dumpy apartment complex, but go inside because the people are warm, the food is great, and the crepes are perfection!

    Joyce M.

    Me and my friend went here for breakfast and I went because of the picture that someone posted of their steak..... however as I walked through the door I knew it was a mistake .... It smells old in the building as if the floors are not cleaned properly.... I had a hunger headache and was subject to doing what I had to do to get something on my stomach..... I should've just went to McDonald's and I haven't eaten mcdonalds in 7 years..... the food is cheap ... Ihop is better than this and I don't even like Ihop ‍‍‍‍ I have very high standards for breakfast restaurants because you can't mess up breakfast... but needless to say I threw up my food an hour after consumption ..... We still tipped 30% of the bill because we never take food service for granted but the food was poorly made and you tell it was cheap ingredients used. I ate half the plate and left it never again!!!

    Fall chill cure, Effie's chicken soup!

    Love the traditional food at great prices. Friendly people, just like home. We are very happy to eat there. The owners are fantastic Chicken soup is a welcome site on a cold day or any time

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    Mark A.

    Wow, I was impressed! My wife and I were looking for a different spot from out usual breakfast spot, so we went to yelp. There are couple places around us that have the dinner style food and prices. Compared to : Full Moon, the point , peacock family restaurant, this is my favorite. The prices are super cheap, most omelets are only $5.99 and coffee is $1.25. Which is a steal!! The service was friendly and prompt, the manager even stopped by to chat is up. Definitely worth a stop if you are looking for a cozy diner.

    Breakfast for lunch.  Very good.

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    The omelettes are great as well as the crepes, friendly and great customer service, looking for getting breakfast here again!

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    Went there for breakfast. The service was friendly and the food delicious. Very solid place to go and felt so welcomed.

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    Classic Midwestern diner. There are no bells and whistles here just good food and friendly staff.

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