Sunshine Cafe

Ordered to country fried steak with the eggs sunny side up. Looved how everything was the way it was supposed to be. Such as the hashbrowns are nice and browned/crispy, the steak was cooked through and soft yet light, good helping of pancakes and egg was done just right. Service was a tad bit slow but we went in on a morning it was busy

After living in Muncie for 10 months, we finally got around to trying this place, and were mostly satisfied. My wife got the country fried steak, and said it was very good. She also enjoyed the green beans and mashed potatoes. I got the fried chicken, and was less impressed. The meat was of the mystery variety, like what you get in a TV dinner, and not full breasts as I was expecting. And the batter was kinda weird, more like seafood batter than what I'd expect on fried chicken. It tasted okay, I suppose, but  not great, and I probably won't order it again. They offered sliced tomatoes as a side, which is great, and they were good. The mac & cheese wasn't the best I've had, and was an unnatural shade of orange. But the menu is large, and I'm keep to try some of the other stuff they offer.

If you're up late studying and you need some brain food, this place rocks 24/7.  I've heard it also serves up a killer hangover remedy.

The food isn't the best in the world, but it's a much better option than Bob Evans or IHOP.  Plus, the service is super fast and it seems to always be quiet enough to hold a good conversation about current issues with a classmate or to take notes on that 6th chapter before your test the next day.  I'm not sure if the Wifi is provided by Sunshine, but I do know you can access some free internet to work away while you're eating or waiting for that food.

If I had to recommend a menu item, go with the country-fried steak.  Oh, and the coffee is unlimited.  Don't mind the decor - it's like stepping 30 years back in time, but it won't hurt you.  I promise.  It's all worth it for some cheap food that comes in seriously huge portions, whether you're a college student or not.