Sunny Day Coffee & Pastry — Restaurant in Portland

After my first visit to Sunny Day Coffee & Pastry, I was left with a delicious latte (with Spella Cafe espresso which is amazing, IYKYK), and a little disappointed that there weren't any pastry options that were to my liking or desire.

This tiny little cart is an absolute beast of efficiency, offering both a few seats and a place for coffee and food to be served - for that alone I have to give props because I absolutely love an efficient use of space! My latte was really delicious (albeit very hot, I may have to get it at a lower temp next time) and their cold brew was excellent, definitely one of the best we've had in Portland.

The shortcomings for this spot for me was their pastries. I found too many of the options available on the day of to be fruit focused or hard (things like biscuits for example). I wish their were more "cake" level of pastries (apple almond cake for example), some bread options like croissants, or even some cookie options to pair with a drink. Especially with a few different bakeries in the area, I just had a hard time justifying getting any of the options that were here. When I go again in the future and if there is something that sticks out to me and hits, I'll be sure to update my review!

In conclusion, Sunny Day is absolutely worth a visit for those in NW and is absolutely going to be a place I will visit in the future....

What a cute little coffee shop that we were fortunate enough to have less than a block from our lodging spot! I highly recommend everyone that is nearby, or not, to stop by and try out the delicious drinks and pastries there.

First off, the owner is such a personable and fun person that also bakes all the pastries in the morning. Make sure to check out the Instagram page to see what is going to be made that day. Yes, the menu changes day by day. How cool! I highly recommend the scones. They are without doubt some of the best scones I’ve ever had.

I had a chai and a black tea there and they were both wonderfully made with perfect balance of the...

I gotta say, the coffee is a little expensive for the size, not sure why it's about a 1.50 more for less coffee than basically anywhere on the block and I'm always feeling a little unsatisfied when I bring home coffee here, either too thick and sweet of a latte or just not the flavors I'm going for. Personally I don't love it. The syrup makes me head straight for the tooth brush.

It's also never open, but people love the scones, so I've never tried that. I'm sure they are as good as everyone says, not the place I will rely on for my daily...