Reviews Sunrise Bread Co

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Derick Cookson
+5
This past Thursday was my first time walking into Sunrise Bread Company. Just one word describes this place, it's AMAZING! Greg greeted me with a smile and answered all my crazy questions with enthusiasm. I bought a couple baked goods before I left and when I got home I felt as if I was in heaven when I took my first bite. I've gone back now the past 3 days to buy a morning beverage (fyi, amazing coffee too) & relax in their upstairs "Quiet Room." I've been looking for just such a place for the past 3 years living in Titusville & extremely happy that I've found one. I highly suggest you check this place out for yourself. I truly believe you'll not be disappointed!
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Mark Lyons
+5
Excellent homemade goodies, the muffins and scones are the best to be found. The soup is very good and any kind of coffee you could ask for. We drove an hour and half to get the hot cross buns and well worth the drive.
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Megan Gordie Sills
+5
Absolutely an amazing bakery and coffee shop. Great for professionals and for families. So much space and great staff.
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Natasha Pengue
+5
Love how comfortable the space is and the friendly staff! Makes stopping there in the morning a grrat start to my day.
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Tonya Landry Warfield
+5
Great place to work while enjoying some yummy coffee and baked goods. The owners are awesome too! Looking forward to seeing more new things to come. �
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Ashley Smith
+5
Picked up a loaf of Apple swirl bread and it made the most delicious French toast I've ever had in my entire life.
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Justin Kennedy
+5
Sunrise has the best breads, coffee, staff and atmosphere in town. The breads and baked goods greet you with the most amazing smells as you enter the door. It has plenty of quiet spaces for studying or relaxing upstairs. Sunrise is where I met my fiancé so I must say it holds an extra special place in my heart!
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Pamela Byrne Lindley
+5
They re-opened yesterday. New owners. Same fantastic staff. Some new additions to the store. All the baked goods are made right here. Open 7 days a week from 6 to 5 and Sunday’s from 7 to 1. If you’ve never been-check them out !!
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Zach Brady
+5
A very welcoming and friendly atmosphere. Locally owned by a great family and a box full of their cookies are my absolute go-to when I have a meeting or presentation. Try it sometime. ;)
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Denise Britcher Lamb
+5
Great coffee, muffins, and cookies!! The service is always excellent. My 10 year old loves going in because the staff always talks to her and makes her laugh! I can’t forget the soups! They are the best too!
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Dawn Niehoff
+5
Best scones and coffee! Plus, the staff and owners are really friendly, it just brightens your day. Muffins and bread make great presents too!
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Kristy Bialko
+5
Friendly people and great food. They even had items diary, egg and corn free (my son's allergies). He loved the monkey bread!
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Lindsay Love
+5
great locals coffe shop and hangout. fresh made breads, great coffee and smoothies. the upstairs is really nice place to hangout and study. nice to see a lot of familiar faces every time we go.
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Snick
+4
If you find a spot in their parking lot, consider yourself lucky. However, there’s a church lot across the street and a secondary lot off Julia. Be prepared to do a lot of waiting as the line often wraps around the interior. If you walk up to where the first display case, there are menus on the wall that you can grab and look at while you wait. There are so many options (breakfast/lunch) that I usually panic pick something when it’s my turn. Every time I have gone there, the staff seems a little unhappy. They give the impression that they’re a tad annoyed that people are ordering. The food is pretty good though, my son enjoys their muffins. I like the breakfast cup (biscuits and gravy in a cup topped with egg and bacon). The ambience here is very nice. We typically choose the bar window seat if it’s available. There are some little games and books and comfy chairs too. In the center there is a children’s area with toys and a play set for the little ones.
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Ruki Kar
+5
If you are like me, first time in the town and need a quite place to work on computer with nice coffee and food, this is it! Lots of couches and tables. I preferred second floor because it's cozzy and only for adults. I was able to park right next to the shop but you have so many parking space available outside. It's actually odd not to pay parking fee. I was welcome with a nice lady who has a big smile on her face. Come here, chit chat with friends, study or work. You will feel at home. I will visit their bread section after.
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David Seligson
+5
Great, fun place for lunch, coffee & baked goods, to read, meet-up, or work. Very friendly customer service and delicious food.
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Lloyd “Fabulous Floyd”
+4
Freshest baked bread of all kinds and other great food, good atmosphere and friendly employees. Come from miles away to get there bread! We got 4 loaves of zucchini nut today. Called ahead and they made sure we were good for that many.
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Abby Pfister
+5
Cute place ❤️ We love to come here on the weekends and spend time as a family. I get the spicy egg sandwich every time, and we get the egg cheese bite for our little one . Monkey buns are a must try!! Cute little okay area for the kids, my daughter loves this place. Best bread in town.
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Lynn
+5
This is definitely one of my favorite places. I love it so much I had my baby shower there. It's such a cute and cozy space. The food is absolutely amazing and I love their coffee. To have them provide the food and get the venue for the day was less than $300.00
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Jeff Kneifl
+4
First time visiting, the rating reflects our initial impression. There aren't prices labeled on the baked goods, and I had to ask an employee if they made breakfast sandwiches. Thankfully, another customer directed us to a wall where laminated menus wait....our fault, but our eyes were attracted to the big case of cookies, muffins, and rolls. The menu location wasn't very intuitive as a first timer. I ordered a spicy breakfast sandwich which was excellent!! My wife had a sandwich with sausage, egg, and cheese on wheat. It was bland and disappointing. However, she also ordered a breakfast cup (imagine biscuits and gravy in a 16 oz cup topped with fresh bacon). The breakfast cup was delicious. You definitely don't need a sandwich and a cup. We didn't know what we were getting. I'd recommend the spicy breakfast sandwich and the cup. Overall, I'd recommend a Titusville visitor to snag a bite and a coffee.
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Leah Day
+5
We stopped by since we were in the area. Lots of coffee and smoothie options. The food and bread look delicious as well. My favorite part though was the kid friendly play space. My daughter loved to play while we were waiting and I felt like I could actually bring her in there unlike some coffee shops. I also loved the flyers and other community involvement I saw inside. I enjoyed my iced latte and my daughter her strawberry smoothie.
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Jennifer Vanasdale
+4
This was our second time eating here. The baked goods are pretty good and there’s always great selection. They have a coffee menu. We tried something different both times but we didn’t care for them. The cappuccino we ordered was actually a latte. The lattes had no coffee flavor. I will eat there again but I’ll probably skip the coffee in the future.
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Stephanie B.
+5
We stopped in on a Thursday morning about 10- there was a line! A good sign! While waiting we read the chalkboard wall runner which had some fun facts. The bakery case held many muffins, scones, cookies, bagels, and pinwheels. All looked delicious! We ordered 2 granitas, a spicy jalapeño sandwich, and a BLT. The BLT had the freshest lettuce and the bacon was warm and perfectly cooked. The spicy jalapeño sandwich was so delicious and only mildly spicy. I got it on the jalapeño bread and it was perfectly grilled. We split a blueberry scone which was unglazed and not sugary at all with the perfect crumble. The granita was delicious, not sweet at all which I loved! The hidden gem is the upstairs seating! Peaceful! Children are not allowed upstairs which I appreciate for having a relaxing experience.
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Denilson Mendez
+5
A nice cozy spot to meet with friends on the first floor. Second floor is quiet and comfortable for reading a book or getting work done. Coffee and food selection is good and tasty. Best muffins I've tried in Titusville!
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Michael Allen
+5
We come here for the coffee flights!! Amazing, wish more shops did these, I'd try them all. Check their Facebook for the current coffee flight flavors.
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EB EB
+4
This is a great spot… the only thing I have to say is that it’s never clear when the upstairs is rented until someone comes and tells you that you have to move/leave. When I say leave I don’t mean that you get kicked out it is just sometimes not much of a choice if the downstairs area is busy, overly noisy, or full of children. A sign at the front counter would be super helpful.
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Jason Pogar
+5
Chocolate banana muffin is awesome. Cold brew milkshakes! I could live off these things. Lots of room. Lots of choices. Workers are very nice. Glad we stopped in while visiting from Charleston. Go back for angel wings photo.
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Casey Covel
+5
Sunrise makes fresh-baked breads every morning before (yup, you guessed it) sunrise. Because it bakes with all natural ingredients, the health and diet-conscientious need not worry about unwanted preservatives. I’m talking banana nut bread, golden honey oat bread, jalapeno cheese bread, marble rye bread, raspberry swirl bread, pumpernickel bread, walnut cinnamon raisin bread, etc.… and that’s just Sunrise’s bulk bread loafs! Typically, when I grab lunch at Sunrise, I snatch up a cheese roll, the “soup of the day,” a smoothie, and (sometimes) a peanut butter cookie. Soup is a newer—very much welcome—addition to Sunrise’s menu, with a new soup made daily. Occasionally, there will be some leftover soup from the day before, meaning you get a choice between yesterday’s soup and the current day’s soup. Soups include: broccoli and cheese, potato and ham, and clam chowder. To be certain I’ll like the daily menu, I call ahead to see what is being offered, though the day/soup match is almost always consistent. All soups come with a medium-small roll, usually wheat bread but occasionally herbal or rye. I like to tear mine in pieces and use it to mop up the lingering soup in my plastic bowl, though often I end up devouring the entire roll before I’ve officially started on my soup. Sunrise soup is dished out hot—burn-your-tongue hot—so dipping bits of the roll into the soupy mix to test its heat is often a necessary ritual. Sunrise’s cheese rolls are gooey, swirls of delight. Think: cinnamon roll, but with cheese. They’re incredibly savory solo, and even tastier with a side of soup (tear off strips and dunk it in!). Deceptively doughy on the outside, they become cheesier and warmer towards the center, making each bite more rewarding than the last. Heat them up in Sunrise’s user-friendly microwave and eat them warm! Cookies, muffins, scones, and pastries are all made from natural ingredients and don’t leave a “greasy” lingering aftertaste. Sunrise makes its desserts soft and “thick,” where the natural goodies feels “packed” in. Triple chocolate muffins are moist and heavy. Peanut butter cookies are the size of small saucers and juicy with creamy nuttiness. I rarely get a dessert when dining alone since the sheer size makes them more suitable to split (especially those muffins!), but taking the rest home in a brown paper bag is always an option, too. While coffee may be the go-to drink for many a patron wishing to sip, sit, and study over Sunrise’s free Wi-Fi, I more often go for the smoothies. Due to their sheer frigidity, I don’t recommend them on any remotely cold day (but let’s be honest, this is Florida; how many of those do we have?). Sunrise makes their smoothies with real fruit juice. Mango is my go-to, though the “chocolate soy peanut” variant offers something even sweeter for sugar-seekers. Because it’s a daily-made bakery, Sunrise often runs out of certain goods by afternoon, including their popular cheese rolls and soups of the day. If you’re looking to grab lunch or dinner there, it’s always a good idea to have a back-up plan in case that soup, roll, or dessert you have your eyes on has already been swiped off the shelf for the day. The bakery is full of friendly staff most always available to answer a question about the availability of a certain baked good, so feel free to call in advance if you’re uncertain. If you find yourself in downtown Titusville, Sunrise Bread Company is worth a stop. Whether you’re desiring a quiet sanctuary, looking for free Wi-Fi, or needing a healthy, all-natural power meal to jumpstart your day, Sunrise has you (and your carbs) covered.
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Tranae
+5
#LocalLove This isn’t a first time customer review. This is my certifiable local love review. My love for Sunrise began with the original owners, Tom and Bonnie. Kyle & Hannah are making this already well established local love gem theirs, but still maintaining the bread quality. For me, it’s always been about the bread and that is what I’m in love with.
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