Take-out: Yes Accepts Credit Cards: Yes Bike Parking: Yes
Price range.
$ Price range Inexpensive
7 reviews
Bernetta Shankle
1030 am on a weekday and you can't get my bagel right? Sliced crooked, barely toasted with cream cheese on barely half? Not a bagel shop, bagel itself sucked also.
This is my go to bagel spot in the area. They have a large selection of bagels and cream cheeses to choose from.
Service is always fast here and they always give such a generous amount of cream cheese. I'm weird and like to separate the top and bottom halves to eat and there's enough cream cheese that both sides are coated with just enough cream cheese.
I always get the scallion cream cheese with everything bagel. Delicious!
Sunny's has some fluffy bagels with a nice crust on them, perfect for their affordably priced egg sandwiches on your way to work. They use real eggs and the whole sandwich comes together for a bit of comforting breakfast protien goodness. My sandwich was $3.00 and service is fast. While Sunny's serves the grab and go crowd, there are seats for about ten people if you want to leisurely enjoy your meal.
Is it the most fabulous bagel ever? No. But for the price and the convenient location to the subway, its a regular stop for the morning rush.
Inconsistent quality of food coupled with rude and terrible service gives this place two stars. They act as if they're offended you're giving them your money… Completely bizarre but conveniently located next to my school.
I was craving a bagel after running a 10k race and decided to give Sunny's a try. The delivery did take quite awhile, and the food was just OK. We ordered (in total), one bagel with eggs, a chocolate croissant and one bagel with white fish.
Bagels here are decent but the staff has no patience. I would have rated it three stars if they cared more about their customers. I would rather go down the block and order a bagel from the deli instead.
Like Yelp states, "Meh, I've experienced better." Sunny's is super close to my work so I figured I'd give it a shot. They don't have the biggest selection of bagels or cream cheeses and do not have my favorite "flagel". So I opted for the whole wheat toasted with plain cream cheese. When I brought it back to work I realized it was barely toasted. (Like texture wise it was a bit toasty but no brown/crispy edges… bummer.) But besides that, the bagel was good. Nothing crazy. Sunny's is a just the essentials kind of place. Plus side: the morning rush isn't too hectic so if you're looking for a quick option on-the-go, stop here.
1030 am on a weekday and you can't get my bagel right? Sliced crooked, barely toasted with cream cheese on barely half? Not a bagel shop, bagel itself sucked also.
This is my go to bagel spot in the area. They have a large selection of bagels and cream cheeses to choose from.
Service is always fast here and they always give such a generous amount of cream cheese. I'm weird and like to separate the top and bottom halves to eat and there's enough cream cheese that both sides are coated with just enough cream cheese.
I always get the scallion cream cheese with everything bagel. Delicious!
Sunny's has some fluffy bagels with a nice crust on them, perfect for their affordably priced egg sandwiches on your way to work. They use real eggs and the whole sandwich comes together for a bit of comforting breakfast protien goodness. My sandwich was $3.00 and service is fast. While Sunny's serves the grab and go crowd, there are seats for about ten people if you want to leisurely enjoy your meal.
Is it the most fabulous bagel ever? No. But for the price and the convenient location to the subway, its a regular stop for the morning rush.
Inconsistent quality of food coupled with rude and terrible service gives this place two stars. They act as if they're offended you're giving them your money… Completely bizarre but conveniently located next to my school.
I was craving a bagel after running a 10k race and decided to give Sunny's a try. The delivery did take quite awhile, and the food was just OK. We ordered (in total), one bagel with eggs, a chocolate croissant and one bagel with white fish.
Bagels here are decent but the staff has no patience. I would have rated it three stars if they cared more about their customers. I would rather go down the block and order a bagel from the deli instead.
Like Yelp states, "Meh, I've experienced better." Sunny's is super close to my work so I figured I'd give it a shot. They don't have the biggest selection of bagels or cream cheeses and do not have my favorite "flagel". So I opted for the whole wheat toasted with plain cream cheese. When I brought it back to work I realized it was barely toasted. (Like texture wise it was a bit toasty but no brown/crispy edges… bummer.) But besides that, the bagel was good. Nothing crazy. Sunny's is a just the essentials kind of place. Plus side: the morning rush isn't too hectic so if you're looking for a quick option on-the-go, stop here.