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Sweet Sunday's Cafe

4.7 (43 reviews)
Closed 7:00 am - 5:30 pm
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Joy D.

Im big brunch person & i came across this place on yelp. It had high reviews & by the pix i was like why not. I pulled up yesterday Friday morning & it was busy. It small cozy place with good energy. It has seating in the back & outside, so that was cool.. Sis, @ the counter was dope luv her energy. Right off the back i asked do they have mimosas, & they said we dont have our liquor license yet. I was like it all good ill still give u a try. I ordered bacon (turkey), eggs & cheese with mango refresher. I was impressed.. My man enjoyed his food too. Sooo no complaints.. ill definitely come back again, pls get yah liquor license.

Aleisha F.

Needed a quick spot to stop between errands - saw a line and took that as a good sign. Good food, good coffee, great service!

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Xenia M.

I love supporting locally owned businesses, and was so happy to have stumbled upon Sweet Sunday's Cafe. It's located in the heart of Little Caribbean right off the Beverly Rd stop. I tried the kremas latte and it was delicious. Idk what kind of coffee they use, but it's strong! (In a good way). Everyone here is friendly too! Lots of space to do work or sit and chat with a friend. Will definitely be back!

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Anne R.

Really good food, and considerate service, which means they are definitely going to need more space or another location soon!! Great options for vegans and several for gluten-free- which is very welcome!! 12-1pm Saturday was wall to wall packed with people ordering and waiting for orders. If they could implement a system for texting when an order is ready- it may cut down on everyone waiting in the order area, versus the current method of calling out order numbers and people potentially not hearing them outside or in the second area where most of the seating is. This would probably be the biggest first improvement to their waiting area experience on busy days. The prices are also quite amazing for the quality of food and portion, so I think we all put up with the crowd for that reason alone. We did have one issue on our order which meant it took 40min from order to being ready. Apparently the vegan chopped cheese protein had not been defrosted and needed additional heating time to come up to serving temperature. Multiple apologies were given and free pastry was offered, but we just waited outside even where it was chilly and inside was full, and it was still worth the wait... which says a lot about quality.

Counter seating bright and airy
Yvonne D.

Came back for the kremas matcha (again lol) and of course it (still) didn't disappoint. Also had a bacon egg and cheese that was surprisingly delicious! The hot sauce it was served with was the perfect compliment. The ciabatta bread was also fresh and soft. Lovely friendly staff and a bright airy space makes for a great cafe.

Kremas iced latte + BLT
Evelyn L.

My friend and I were looking for a new breakfast spot and I had heard about this spot before so decided to finally try since it was near our gym. I was interested in trying their kremas iced latte and it was really good - not too sweet and a good balance of the kremas flavor and coffee. I also ordered the BLT which was the perfect size for me. Something about that bread made it taste even better! The staff were helpful with recommendations and were very welcoming. They do get pretty busy though, thankfully the seating area is quite spacious. I'd be happy to come back and support again.

Oxtail pattie
Che C.

Stopped by on a Sunday morning after church for a quick bite to eat. The front entrance is a bit tight but there are some tables once you're done placing your order where you can sit and wait or dine in if you'd like. I ordered the mango rose lemonade dor my drink. For my meal I ordered two Haitian patties. One was chicken and the other was oxtail. I honestly don't know which one was which. They both tasted very similar. But nonetheless it tasted good. I also tried the kremas matcha. Not a matcha girlie at all but they are on to something adding the kremas. Haitians really do everything the best.

Kermas Matcha
Tanya G.

A very cute local Haitian owned cafe in Flatbush. The have local favs like the Kremas which you can add to matcha or lattes and the oxtail flatbread. I had both and both were super yummy. There is plenty of seating outside and in the back to read or get some work done. This would deff be the spot I would be taking my hookup from the night before in the mornings and it's right next to the train to drop them off.

Omelette with peppers and onions with potato wedges.
Clarke C.

Food was really good! The ladies working the front were super friendly and attentive. The restaurant was warming and inviting. Will definitely return on my next visit to Brooklyn.

Chopped cheese on a brioche bun with wedges
Alex A.

Found out through this app about this place. I was curious about this "chopped cheese" sandwich concoction. As a long time Brooklynite I'm afraid I haven't heard of this. Then I found this place. A cute Cafe within walking distance? Sold! Plus the viral matcha kremas sold me. So I went today for a chopped cheese and matcha kremas. The counter space is quite small. Staff was courteous. Seating area is larger and I like the furniture. I was given hot sauce and ketchup when asked. The Haitian woman, who I presume is the owner?, was very nice. The chopped cheese was nice and filling. I hear it gets messy when unwrapped and its definitely true. But the food was packed up so it wasn't a problem. You can choose wedges or salad. I chose wedges. They were long and fat. One wasn't fully cooked. But well seasoned. I might come back for the vegan option. Then there was the kremas matcha. Kremas, for those who don't know, is like Haitians version of eggnog. According to the owner they make it with oat milk as they find it creamier. It's non alcoholic. I was impressed! I ordered the small. It was enough. I drank it after the meal and there was no separation of ingredients. Not too sweet. They also have a latte version and I am planning on coming back for that. I also bought some pastries to try at home. I wanted to try their patties especially their Oxtail one but apparently they sell out early. I'd definitely visit again. It's near the 2 and 5 stop.

Chicken panini w/ wedges (to go)
Cheri G.

We decided to try this place. We called in our order and they said it would be ready within 15 mins The interior is cute very quaint. And the food was ready as they stated. The customer service over the phone and in person was delightful. Got the food back home it was hot and tasty. The portions looked small at first but it was extremely filling. I think its the choice to use ciabata. I had the chicken panini. And 'freind' ordered a bacon egg and cheese with turkey bacon they offer pork and vegan as well.

Alexander W.

Five stars, no question! I've already been twice this week. The first visit was so good we didn't even think about taking photos just ate everything in sight. Today I finally grabbed a few shots, but only after polishing off my vegan cornbread and vegan BLT no evidence left, haha. Must-tries: Vegan BLT - smoky, crispy, and full of flavor Vegan cornbread - moist and perfectly seasoned Spinach patty - fresh and satisfying My friend raved about the oxtail patty and a warm, cinnamon-spiced tea. Huge thanks to the wonderful Chef Fafa and her welcoming team for turning two stressful days completely around. I'll definitely be back.

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Ashley C.

I love seeing black owned businesses pop up in my city! The customer service was amazing from the time I walked in! I was greeted my the owner and she recommended the kremas matcha! As a matcha girlie I can say this was a unique take on matcha. This place was super cute and cozy. I would def come back to get some work done! The food was so good! My bacon egg and cheese was amazing! My mom had the BLT and she loved it! Brooklyn this is def a go to spot!

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Great little spot! Cozy atmosphere, friendly staff, and the food and drinks were delicious.

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