Sully Cafe

Yo this café is dope. The people at the counter were super friendly and helped me choose a delicious breakfast. The portions were just right and my eggs and toast were cooked perfectly. The price us super affordable for quality and quantity of the food. ⁵⁄₅ would definitely recommend and will be back for more! Keep up the good work!

Great prices, good breakfast. I ordered the steak & cheese omelet and it came as pictured in the user uploaded photos. It’s a small local food joint. Go support.

Went for a lunch date with my daughter and they were so polite and nice. Food was great and very large portions.

The food is good and the service is even better. It’s definitely a «hole in the wall» type atmosphere, but the portions are generous and the prices are very fair. I wasn’t blown away by anything I ate in terms of breakfast food, but the fringe offerings (lumpia) is where it shines.

Good food with friendly service. Not crowded on a Saturday. Price is right. Has tables and booths.

My father and I stopped here for breakfast because of the 4 star rating. I’ve never seen such a discrepancy between a Unilocal rating and the service rendered. The lady who helped us was nice enough, which is the only reason I am giving it 2 stars. Our booth was dirty and the food was either bland or actively bad. The eggs were rubbery, the pancakes were dry, and the toast was virtually inedible. Being a college student, I’m not in any way a picky eater, but the food served here was on par or, dare I say, worse than cafeteria food.

I work right down the road and passed Sully’s a few times but never stopped in. I’m glad I did! I ordered a tuna sandwhich on french bread (mistaken for french fries so they ended up part of my meal) the tuna came on white bread toasted with cheese, bacon, and mayo. It was fresh, not dry at all, and really tasty even though it didn’t come on the bread I was hoping for. The fries were also good, salt-​less and I didn’t have salt so I really only ate a few; I wish the miscommunication hadn’t happened because it was a little pricey at $ 10 when I only ate the sammie. I will definitely be back to try their bulgogi and other featured items when I have a longer lunch break.

This place is great! We order breakfast from here almost daily. The food is always hot and delicious and the delivery is fast! The owners are so nice and always remember us and our orders when we call.

$ 5.99 special on Great Bulgogi is unbeatable… enough said…

We originally were going to eat at Santini’s but thought it would be too crowded and so we stopped by the Sully Café for lunch based on the high 4.5 star rating. Big mistake. I don’t understand the high rating unless the owners or their friends pumped up the reviews, or diners commented who have very low dining standards.
My wife and I shared the steak and cheese combo. The sandwich was mediocre, the fries tasted like they had been cooked in month old oil. We only saw one other person in the restaurant and we ate during prime lunch hour. The restaurant had a worn and dirty appearance. I used the men’s room and it looked like it hadn’t been cleaned in a long time. No toilet paper and the soap dispenser was empty.
We will not be going back.

The people are very nice! But, the steak egg and cheese sandwich I had was nasty as I don’t know what! There is lots of fat along the edge of the meat and the meat is dark and old looking. I want to go back because they are nice but I’m scared of the food. One star for nasty food and I wanted to give another star for good customer service. Unfortunately the product has to be up to par with the service. Sorry. Maybe it was just bad meat day.

First and foremost, there is definitely a language barrier here, but it’s easy to take in stride because they’re super nice.
There’s a $ 10 delivery minimum for breakfast and $ 20 for lunch. I thought spending $ 10 for breakfast would be pretty «easy» but not so much here — and that’s a good thing! The prices are cheap to reasonable, so when I’ve gotten breakfast delivered to work, I’ve had to either order multiple dishes or order with coworkers. It’s only taken about 20 – 25 minutes to arrive too. That’s efficient!
Food:
–Corned beef hash omelette: I wasn’t really a fan of their corned beef, so I ended up not really liking this dish. However, I scraped out the hash and enjoyed the omelette.
–Homefries: not actually homefries, but fried potatoes. Po-​tay-​to, Po-​tot-​o. They’re good either way. I only wish there was more as a side with my omelette!
–Sausage gravy: a thick, white gravy with a plentiful amount of little sausage balls. I liked the dish, but it could use more pepper. I ended up with toast in my sausage gravy instead of biscuits but I think that was a part of the language barrier. It was still good, but not exactly what I’m used to/​like.
Basically, the food is comparable to the price. I wouldn’t be against ordering from them again though.

Got my breakfast delivered this morning, which only took about 25 minutes. Not bad at all! I ordered the steak and cheese omelette, biscuits and sausage gravy and a side of cornbeef hash. The omelette was good and not oily at all. It had thin strips of seasoned steak, grilled onions and peppers, mushrooms with cheddar cheese on top. This combo comes with toast and homefries. The homefries needed a bit of salt and pepper, but it was fine because I just put it in ketchup. The biscuit was flaky and had a good crust to it with pieces of sausage and white gravy on it. The cornbeef hash was my favorite, they were plain cornbeef hash with just the cornbeef and potatoes but seasoned well.
The language barrier between myself and the owner was difficult. I didn’t really understand her, vice versa but somehow we got through it because I got my food! Everything together was only $ 12 with a good portion of food for each menu item. It was all delicious and well worth it. And a big plus for delivering breakfast!

Review is for breakfast only — have not tried them out for lunch (yet)…
As noted in many other reviews, customers are warmly greeted upon entry by a very nice husband/​wife (?) team. I was in the mood for a breakfast sammich, so ordered a bacon, egg & cheese on toasted rye plus some home fries.
Sammich was excellent! Thick layers of scrambled egg, good amount of bacon held down by melted american cheese. The bread was properly toasted and held up well against the eggy goodness inside.
Home fries get bonus points for being obviously hand cut, but they could have used a few more minutes on the grill for added color and crispiness. And an extra shake of salt would be most welcome.
A very nice way to start the day — will be back to try them out for lunch!

The other reviews are spot on. There’s not a single bad thing about this deli. Being korean, I’ve been aroundmany delis fall on their face because the owners are stubborn, or too dumb to realize how far customer service goes. Most amazing experience in a deli I ‘ve ever had. The old lady is awesome. She immediately gave me a quick bow and asked if I am new to the area in korea. The old guy who must have been her husband or employee working in the kitchen gave me a nice salute as soon as I pulled up to the parking lot. I immediately felt right at home.
The FOOD: Now I know how deli food is supposed to be. its hit or miss. You either love it or you dont. The main thing to try at every deli’s first experience for me is the Steak and Cheese. Because you usually cant go wrong with S&C and you don’t know how to make it, you need to close shop. So i ordered 2 steak and cheese to go. Great choice. Amazing flavor, even had the option to go bulgogi style… which I should have taken.
Bottom Line, Come here, Eat Here, Enjoy the Convo with the owners. And most importantly, Support the true local Mom & Pops small businesses. Stay away from McDonalds and Burger King if possible. You won’t regret it!

The Café is around the corner from my mechanic. He suggested that I try it out. He was spot-​on! Had the Western O just as I like it. Think I’ll be looking forward to my oil changes in the future.

Cutest Korean lady ever, just so cute. Now the food, they just get it right! Simple deli style choices, but made with freshness and pure delight. I ordered the steak and cheese (no lettuce) and it was to die for! It hit the spot. Great price for a combo meal, the fries were great, too!
I’ll be back!
It’s located in the Sullyfield Circle right by Dreamy Puppy. It is worth the trip to check them out!

Stepping outside of our comfort zone is something hard to do for most of us, even for adventurous eaters such as myself. It’s comfortable for me to sit down and eat spicy pigs intestine in Tokyo, but sometimes just a look of a restaurant or the location can stop me from even considering a place. I have been laying over near the Dulles Expo center for years, ten years to be exact and have always eaten at the ridiculous choices of fast food chains that are within 100 ft of each other or Bob O’s, the hotel restaurant. All mediocre at best but convenient.
Sully Café certainly doesn’t offer anything as exotic as spicy pig’s intestine. It is basic American breakfast and lunch fare and I have walked past it many times over the years. So why have I been so reluctant to even check it out as an alternative to corporate fast food? I don’t know. Maybe it is the location in an industrial business park or maybe it was my assumptions that it was just another business sandwich shop with nothing for me to eat (I am a celiac) but bad salads which is already offered at the chain fast food joints. Well, this morning, craving two eggs over easy with a side of bacon and hash browns (my favorite breakfast of all time) I was forced to go outside of my comfort zone as Bob O’s system was done and they where only accepting cash. Haven’t they heard of the old school credit slip?!! That is for another review. None of the other fast food chains offer anything for breakfast that doesn’t come between bread. Frustrated and hungry, I checked Unilocal for anything remotely close to a diner to get my two egg-​bacon-​browns fix. There was the usual Denny’s and Bob Evans far yet where walkable but I was feeling too lazy and there was Sully Café. My hunger fueled my sense of adventure and I set out to Sully with hopes that it would surprise me. And it did.
The café is owned by a Korean couple and you are greated with a warm Korean smile by a woman, who I am assuming is one of the owners. You order your food at the counter a la sandwich shop style. OK. It is a sandwich shop but offers enough other fare, especially for breakfast that will satisfy us gluten challenged food lovers. The place is quite minimal in décor but clean with a decent seating area. Going against my cravings I ordered the western omelette which I was happy to see came with cheese. It seems like in most places cheese is extra for a western omelette. The platter comes with home fries and toast, all for $ 4.30+! The omelette was spot on, the home fries where delicious, could have been a bit more crispier, but the potatoes where salted which was so refreshing as too many times places don’t season the potatoes correctly. In reading the menu, most of the lunch fare is sandwiches and I didn’t see really any Korean or Asian dishes except for the occasional Bulgogi daily special which seems to be unpredictable as to when it would be on the menu.
The food was good, cheap, and warmly served. And, as I left the establishment, the husband was behind the counter and both bid me farewell with big smiles. I left feeling satisfied and happy for a new food choice for a layover. Later, as I was crossing the road, the owner drove by and waved at me. I’m definitely going back.

Stopped in here for lunch the other day.
The front door was propped open on a hot day. I mentioned to the lady at the counter that it was to hot inside — she kept mentioning «AC» — we seemed to have a bit of a problem communicating — so I gave up.
I ordered the Italian Sub with everything — and a bottle of water.
The food came up fairly quickly. I ate in — fortunately the AC was working back in the dining area — it was the front counter area that was having the problem.
The sub was good — I prefer the more classic crusty bread for Italian subs — this was a soft sub roll. Still, it was enjoyable. Lots of meat, cheese, mayo, lettuce, tomato, onions, and hot peppers.
They do need to rip out the Men’s Restroom and redo it. It was in rough shape.
They offer a wide range of hot and cold sandwiches, as well as a selection of breakfast sandwiches and foods.
I’d eat here again.

Very nice Korean lady. I feel like I’m home and mom making food. Comfortable