Well, we went back today and were not disappointed. Everyone remembered us and treated us in such a kind manner. The coffee was delicious and never ending. Rachel (not Nicole, my bad) came over to our table, greeted us, and took our order. We ordered three eggs (me, sunnyside up, and my friend, easy over), hash browns (additionally I added cornbeef hash), sausage patties (hamburger sized), and sour dough bread. My yokes were just right so I could dip my sour dough toast in them, the hash was delish, and the toast done just right for dipping. Rachel was awesome and had no attitude. But, what she did possess was pure genuine concern about what has been happening in our lives. This is truly one of the many reasons why we tip very high at this establishment. She did not rush us, patiently waited for me to order (I am a bit indecisive at times), and carried on a lengthy conversation with my friend. I loved looking at all of the old fashioned pictures on the wall as well as the present day artwork. The restaurant itself is set up in such a way that you are not rubbing shoulders with the couple next to you. There is no bothersome echoing of voices which we have experienced in other dining avenues. The total for all that we ordered was a mere $16.49 before the gratuity was added. Once again, we will return if the cooking and hospitality are up to our standards. The Sunrise Family Café passes and will continue to pass our expectations all for the right reasons. Kudos to Renee, the owner, for hiring such a friendly and adept crew to serve its great food to repeat and newbie customers. Rachel and Stephanie always wear a smile and greet ya as you come through the door. I mean, these are down to earth and very wonderful people. Thus, I recommend this quaint little gem to highest degree. Some restaurants in the Buffalo and Amherst region should learn from the Sunrise and rise to the occasion of having breakfast, lunch (or dinner on Fridays), as well as Eggs Benedict on Sunday mornings. Amen to a greta place in our book of places to dine where everything goes fine. read more