Caroline B.

Such a cute place to get brunch in St Augustine! We came with no reservation and the waitstaff was so nice about moving around some tables to get us one large enough for our party. We sat outside in the shade on a warm fall day. Loved the menu art! We got the shakshuka and lobster roll and devoured both, washed it down with some mimosas which were equally delicious. Wanted one of the huge cinnamon rolls that the staff were walking around with but unfortunately the kitchen had none left :( Took our check and paid inside, no issue splitting checks

Sasha P.

I ADORE Sunday. I've only been a couple of times, but it's always on my list for recommendations when I have friends going to STA. It's a pretty spot with both indoor and outdoor seating. I love sitting by the window so you can watch outside and enjoy the lovely views. The food is just simple and fantastic -- everything is fresh, there's some fun and unique twists, and it's just so dang good. Everything I've ordered (and all of friends' dishes that I've tried) is great. Service is on point and everyone is super friendly and kind. They have coffee and alcoholic treats depending on what you're looking for. The hibiscus mimosa was a cool surprise and I really enjoyed the flavor - not sweet, but floral.

January V.

Heard about this place receiving Michelin distinction so had to try it. Luckily wait was not long since it was a rainy day. We loved everything we ordered since it was fresh and healthy. We ordered avocado toast, patty melt, bacon, egg and cheese and shushaka. The sourdough bread is the highlight of each dish. Crunchy on the side and soft in the inside. Now we know why it got a Michelin plaque.

Frank S.

Food was awesome. Loved the pressed coffee. Had the egg and bacon sandwiches. The inside was set up like someone's house. Excellent service , got to try this place in St Augustine.

Megan R.

Beautiful Brunch Spot adjacent to the Historic district of Saint Augustine (SA). This breakfast spot is in the San Marco neighborhood. The parking nearby is 2 hour on side streets, but if you need a parking garage there's one not too far. I highly recommend ordering a French press of coffee! It's very delicious! You will get 3 cups of high quality coffee to share at the table or have all to yourself. As far as dining al fresco, the front courtyard is beautiful! However, on our trip it was too cold to dine outside. We were seated at a large table inside that accommodated our large group. They had several tables inside, but I could see on a busy Sunday or Saturday morning this place would get waitlisted quickly. Everyone loved their meals. No complaints. I ordered the lobster roll. It was very good, but I would try something different on a return visit. The salads coming out looked amazing! Everyone at my table raved about their meals: Shukshuka, BALT, Benedicts, cinnamon rolls. Every single thing was enjoyed!

Jessica H.

This is located very near the fort in Saint Augustine and near the fountain of youth. There was a nice breeze outside, and we sat on the patio. The umbrella provided enough shade to keep us comfortable. They also have indoor seating. The food came out promptly and I loved the vegetable root hash!

Cecilia K.

Super super cute place!! Our server was so nice and helpful when it came to telling us how the food was prepared (gluten/dairy free). Both plates were delicious! Great place to go for brunch

Simran B.

We visited Sunday on a Monday morning (ironically) around 9:30am for breakfast. We were looking for something quick to eat and close to our hotel before starting the day, and this was a very pleasant surprise. This place is tucked away in a house. They have a pretty patio with a fountain out front, and the inside is decorated with some beautiful art that's also for sale! I like the style of the interior here, it's charming but doesn't feel like it's trying too hard. I was looking for something on the lighter side, so I got the mushroom toast without the goat cheese. The bread here was very good, and the dish was really well balanced overall. I loved the cured lemon, it was the perfect touch of acid to complete the dish. We also got a cinnamon bun which was delicious. There were mimosas all around, and we were happy with the serving size. I'd definitely return to Sunday, it's a really nice and simple start to the day. They've got a good variety of heavier and lighter options. I'd definitely recommend this place to anyone visiting.

Anna L.

Sunday has been on my list to try for a while, so when we were going to be passing through Saint Augustine during our recent road trip, I knew this had to be our breakfast stop. It's the cutest daytime cafe & bakery located in a historic little house with plenty of indoor and outdoor seating in the courtyard. The interior is minimal, light, and a little boho featuring artwork by local artist Jenna Alexander, whose art studio is located behind the restaurant. Her work is phenomenal and they also have prints and & greeting cards available for purchase. They specialize in sourdough bread and toasts, eggs, sandwiches, salads, and some other baked goods. We ordered the massive cinnamon bun to share (very good), the smoked salmon toast, the B.E.C. sandwich, and a side of bacon. The bread is definitely the star of the show here and we really enjoyed everything. That bacon was especially on point! I also got their cold brew with their seasonal lavender coconut syrup, which was delish. They were also very baby friendly with high chairs readily available and a changing table in the bathroom -- necessities when you're on a road trip with a toddler. This is such a gem in Saint Augustine and we'll definitely be back the next time we're in the area!

Dana G.

Pretty good. I had the Shakshuka and cold brew. My husband had the patty melt. The place was super cute, loved the theming. The Shakshuka was pretty good. The prices here were high for what we ultimately got in my opinion. I thought they'd have more coffee options, since their whole thing is that they have brunch all the time. Unfortunately they didn't have much variety, and I didn't love the cold brew. One of the best bites was the "chow" on my husband's plate which was a surprising tangy treat.

Meena M.

I came here for breakfast with my family and had high hopes based on other reviews and pics, but unfortunately it just wasn't it. Here's a breakdown: Eggs benedict: 1/5 The restaurant did not have pork so we had to substitute for regular bacon instead. The whole dish including the potatoes was cold and the hollandaise sauce also was not fresh. Bahn mi: 2/5 As pork was not available, we had to substitute with shrimp which sadly was very bland and did not go well with the sandwich. The bread also was too toasted for my liking. While there wasn't anything outrageously bad about the bahn mi, I've definitely had much better. Shakshuka: 4/5 Great flavor and cooked very nicely. I would definitely get this again!!! Only critique is again the dish was cold. Coffee: 4/5 I really enjoyed the French press coffee including the options for non-dairy milk! However, it was on the weaker side and slightly sour tasting. We will for sure need another cup of caffeine later. Overall, I may come back to try one of the toasts; however, for the price there are definitely much better plentiful options in St. Augustine.

Greshka P.

100% recommend Sunday! We were on our way back home, after a quick weekend in St. Augustine. We wanted to grab a bite to eat before the drive, but needed a place that allowed our Dog to sit with us. Sunday, had a nice and spacious outside area. It was about to rain, but we said we didn't mind, so they cleaned one of the table, with an umbrella, for us. They offered us a blanket for our dog to lay on, and brought us and him some water. They do not have espresso machine but they do French Press and the coffee was on point. Everything on the menu looked amazing. I decided on the Salmon eggs Benedict and could not have been happier. Delicious, and the potatoes is comes with were perfection. As if that wasn't enough, I good amount of arugula salad, adding a nice fresh bite to the dish. I was not able to finish it all, so I shared with my BF. He had ordered the Shakshouka, that comes with their homemade sourdough bread. We wanted to try a dessert but ended up to full, so it will have to be another time. Even without it, we were very happy with the food and overall experience.

Lynnea B.

I stopped by Sunday on a whim and ended up having one of the most memorable solo lunches in recent memory. The vibe is relaxed but elevated. It's a clean, airy space with natural light, unfussy but stylish, and the kind of menu that makes you want to order one of everything. I went with the lobster roll and it was incredibly fresh and flavorful, topped with salmon roe that added the perfect salty pop. The chips on the side were seasoned so well! I paired it with a glass of natural riesling light, slightly funky, and super refreshing. They have a really thoughtful selection of natural wines which is rare to find done this well in a casual brunch/lunch spot. Overall, Sunday nails that sweet spot between laid back and quality driven. Whether you're going solo (like I did) or meeting friends, it's one of those places that just makes you feel good.