Sunflower Cafe- Lawrence

Love sunflower, been coming here for years. Restaurant is constantly changing up their menu. Mozzarella sticks are yum, chocolate milkshakes were delicious. Didn’t like the Lasagna but to each their own… They also do birthday presentation and a song if you ask. Music is usually Isreali and good This time there was a sheva brachos but the service was still good… took back a dish that we didn’t like. Mazal tov Zevi and Sheva 😁

Staff are very well mannered and took care of myself and family quickly and were fully versed on the menu to answer my multiple questions. Food was delicious and received promptly. Would recommend to anyone. Can't wait for my next visit.

Food is consistently good at this restaurant. Anything you order will be made fresh. Quality is there and taste is too. Portions are generous. Around $115 for 4 people ordering mains. Arrived around 9:30 pm right before closing and staff was still nice to us even though no one likes to delay closing.

Omelettes were flooded with feta cheese (and we both like feta cheese) and fries weren't as good as a typical diner's. Yes, prices are high, but good food with quality ingredients should be high, and we were happy to pay $25 or so for what we had hoped would be a solid omelette. Found it odd and slightly tacky that the tip was included, but maybe the business has experienced issues in the past with tipping? Or perhaps it's common practice in The Five Towns? The main reason we wouldn't return is the price of a large, plain iced coffee: $8. That's unreasonable, and we promptly sent it back and insisted it be removed from the bill. For comparison, a Venti iced coffee at Starbucks in NYC is $4.75.

Sunflower cafe offers an extensive dairy and salad menu, a livelyisic atmosphere, and plenty of seating. This is a great place to take your family for a meal or to dine with friends. Service was good and prices were not unreasonable for a sit-down restaurant .