About - Pho Sunshine
Welcome to Pho Sunshine, where the warmth of Vietnamese hospitality meets the heart of Cleveland's vibrant community. Our restaurant is more than just a place to grab a meal – it's a gathering spot where friends and family can come together to enjoy delicious, authentic flavors. At Pho Sunshine, we're passionate about serving high-quality, traditional Vietnamese dishes that transport your taste buds to our homeland. Our chefs carefully prepare each dish to ensure that every bite is a flavorful experience. We're proud of our 3.5-star rating from our loyal customers, who appreciate our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction. As a locally-owned business, we're dedicated to supporting our community and bringing people together. Come visit us today and taste the difference for yourself. We're open for lunch and dinner, and our friendly staff are always happy to welcome you. Call us at (216) 515-1111 or visit our website to learn more.
Amenities and More
Offerings
- Coffee
- Comfort food
- Healthy options
- Quick bite
- Small plates
- Vegetarian options
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
- Wheelchair accessible seating
Atmosphere
- Casual
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pretty good dining experience, did have to flag down staff for a table, but it was ready right away. the boy kept forgetting stuff but it was understandable for the circumstances of the festival. food came out pretty fast, and i liked the pho and garden rolls. also got my order right with no cilantro.
DO NOT GO TO THERE! Food was bad and the service there was the worst ever. They include the tips in your bill without letting you know. I found that and notified my friends. The old lady there found this and immediately showed a very bad attitude to me. The spoons there look dirty as well but I forgot to take pictures. Update: As you can see from the response of the owner, they do not even feel they should not have showed that bad attitude to their customers. Instead, they are trying to educate the customers. Does the 'culture differences' explain the old lady's bad attitude after I reminded my friends not to over tip? Does the 'culture differences' excuse for the dirty spoons?
I had chicken egg noodle, my friend had pho. The service was worst service ever, I decided not to tip but she forced me to tip. The server was rude too