The neighborhood is very sketchy and the plaza where this restaurant is located is even sketchier. The owners, however, have done an admirable (if not cheesy) job of decorating the storefront of Sunshine Cafe.
Once you walk inside your senses are immediately assaulted by the smell of a greasy spoon diner coupled with the noxious colors of the 1970s. The artwork on the walls is kitschy - it reminds me of what some might call "classy."
The food is surprisingly good! I had the French Toast (they serve breakfast all day), while several others at my table had a BLT, and someone else had the fish and chips. Everyone really enjoyed their food. And for some reason, their bacon tastes REALLY good here. The staff is friendly and provide good service. Our party of six was in and out in under an hour.
If you aren't looking for fancy, and in the neighborhood, I definitely would recommend you visit. It's a fun atmosphere that looks as if it has been forgotten by time. The prices are excellent and the food is better then what you'd get in a similar place like IHOP or Blueberry Hill.