Sunny House — Restaurant in East Windsor

Honestly beyond bothered.. Every couple weeks my buddy and I go there to eat a nice breakfast and talk about what we have going on in life from successes to downfalls. Today, I made it a point to go there as a place of sanctuary, to hear what my brother/friend has going on in his. Specifically to hear him out about not only how the country he's put his life on the line for(real combat veteran)for all of us, has betrayed him and put him through the ringer of excuses of reasons why he could be ineligible for military compensation of what he deserves, but then on top of what his city legislators should be going out of their way to commend him for with some level of compensation (Shame on you Windsor Locks) and to how you treat all your men and women of combat, for your cushion of comfort that you go home to everyday knowing that the people that sacrificed everything, are the ones your kids go trick or treating to are your neighbors..

Apparently our waitress thought her opinion of what she overhead from us talking, was more experienced in what my buddy had going on for his situation he's battling. She went out of her way to include herself into what we were discussing when she had absolutely zero knowledge of what he has going on, compared to how she stated of what she's "legally" had to battle her way into to get the compensation that her "veteran" husband has had to go through to get what they feel they deserved for what he's sacrificed himself for. (Non-taxable benefits)

Was not her place to get involved. She broadcasted her opinion, that nobody asked for. And then didn't even have the dignity to back up what she had to say when my friend asked her to prove her incompetent opinion with a reasonable comparison to facts of his situation. Btw we didn’t come there for the breakfast. I can absolutely destroy any cook on the griddle with a real breakfast meal with any combination of selection on what you have on the menu on a George Foreman electric grilling machine. We came there for the pretty waitress that we gave a $50 tip to for $23 in breakfast bill the 2nd to last time we were there. When we came 2 weeks ago, another young waitress nicely greeted us, poured our coffees and took our orders. Then you realized how well we tipped the other server that I mentioned, so you purposely delegated her to other tables, thinking you would be compensated the same(still gave you 30%) Today your opinion only raised your level of incompetence, and hopefully taught you a lesson of minding your own business. If you learn from this mistake, it won’t cost you as much of losing customers like us worth it keeping your opinion...

Looking for breakfast or lunch, Sunny's House will brighten up your day with a cozy atmosphere containing some historical art pieces of the establishment of the quaint little town of East Windsor. While dining in, we enjoyed their red velvet pancakes with marscapone cheese, topped with blueberry syrup, a dollop of whipped cream, and lightly sprinkled with powdered sugar. This was very delicious, and I highly recommend giving them a try. It's not overly sweet, and I didn't even need any additional maple syrup. Each bite was just as mouth watering as the last until it's gone. We also tried Sunny's House Garden Burrito, which was filled with scrambled eggs, cheese, and a variety of fresh vegetables. This wonderful dish also came with crispy golden home style potatoes. Furthermore, our coffee and water never went empty! The bathrooms are individual with a vacancy lock, and a very clean and smelling fresh. The Service staff was very friendly while attentive. Great place. We...

Update 11/9/24: Today was not good. They seem to be quite stingy with napkins, water, and lemon slices. I had to ask multiple times for the same thing, and even then, it took eons to get it. They got my order wrong after we waited 30 minutes for it. They don’t have maple syrup, just sugar syrup for pancakes and no butter. The lady bussing the tables was checked out. I actually waited to speak to the staff about it; unfortunately, it was a bad idea. I was spoken to negatively and advised that they do not discriminate, even though I had mentioned nothing about the person except that my experience was not good. Anyway, having a conversation about my experience created a worse experience.

Previous review: It's a nice breakfast spot. They have a sister spot in Enfield called Angelina’s. I prefer this spot, but it...