Sunny Street Cafe Arena District
- ★ 4.0
- American diner
- $
- Downtown
Sunny Street Cafe Arena District is an american diner restaurant in Downtown, Columbus.
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What to order at Sunny Street Cafe Arena District
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The stuffed French toast and a side of bacon.
Signature dishes
- Stuffed French toast
- Skillet breakfast
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