Sunridge Plaza's Newest Tenants Are Built for Staying Awhile

At the corner of Sunrise Boulevard and Douglas Road, you can now sit down to a formal tea service with classic Earl Grey and a plate of cookies. Juneberry Tea Lounge opened in Sunridge Plaza, the Raley's-anchored center on the corner, and the Sacramento Bee reported in September that it sells boba and to-go milk teas, specializes in Fortnum & Mason teas, and also offers a traditional, more formal tea service.

The tea lounge is one of four recent arrivals in the plaza, and all four are built around visits that last longer than an errand. The two shopping centers at this intersection filled their storefronts years apart. Anatolia Marketplace, the newer center, filled in largely with quick-service food. Sunridge Plaza, the older one, has spent 2025 and 2026 adding places to sit, train and book appointments.

Anatolia Marketplace Filled In First, With Quick Stops

Anatolia Marketplace sits on the same signalized intersection, on the opposite side of Sunrise. The City of Rancho Cordova tracked it in its monthly resident newsletter as the center filled in:

1. By May 2023: Dutch Bros at 4005 Sunrise Blvd. and McDonald's at 4021 Sunrise Blvd. were listed as open.
2. By June 2024: Chevron, Cold Stone Creamery, Jamba Juice and Popeyes were listed as open, with Chipotle coming soon.
3. By September 2024: Chipotle was listed as open, and Capriotti's and Round Table Pizza were next in line.
4. January 2025: The multi-tenant pad at 4011 Sunrise Blvd. sold for $6.1 million, according to a Citybiz report on the sale. The tenants named for that building were Round Table Pizza, Anatolia Dental Group with Pacific Dental Services, and Livewell Animal Hospital.

The food tenants in that list cover coffee, burgers, fried chicken, burritos, smoothies, ice cream, sandwiches and pizza, mostly ordered at a counter. Over roughly two years, the newer center gave the corner a deep bench of quick-service options. The older center across the street has since added a different layer.

Sunridge Plaza Added Places to Stay

Sunridge Plaza is listed at 4030 Sunrise Blvd. Its owner, Phillips Edison & Company, publishes a suite-by-suite roster on its property page, and the page currently marks the center as fully leased. The center already had plenty of errand stops, including the UPS Store, Great Clips, NG Cleaners, Starbucks, Jimboy's Tacos, an ARCO AM/PM and Raley's, whose store covers nearly 40,000 square feet. The four newest tenants are a different kind of business.

Each of these businesses is built around a stay of some length. You book a class at Motive Haus, the dog stays through a grooming appointment at Pet Junction, and Juneberry is set up for sitting down.

Juneberry Tea Lounge Was Designed for Lingering

Juneberry's website describes it as a place for "slow sips, soft conversations, and crafted drinks," as the Sacramento Bee quoted it. The Bee's report describes a menu that covers both quick and slow orders. The quick side includes crème brûlée tea made from Okinawa milk tea, strawberry matcha and a pink Sakura cherry blossom tea. The slow side includes classic Earl Grey, royal blend and rooibos, with snacks and cookies to go with the formal tea service. The menu also listed homemade horchata and halo-halo as coming soon.

Juneberry's website lists hours of 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. Those hours make it a sit-down option for the evening as well as the afternoon.

Pan Bagels Wants Your Breakfast and Your Workday

Pan Bagels took a while to open. In July 2025, WhatNow Sacramento reported that the shop's New York-style bagel, donut and boba plans were still waiting on inspections. Today, the Pan Bagels website lists the shop at 4022 Sunrise Blvd. with bagels, breakfast sandwiches, donuts, pickup and delivery.

The owner's next plan matters more for the stay-awhile idea. In September, the Sacramento Business Journal reported on Pan Hub, a coworking concept from the Pan Bagels owner that would take part of the space next door and offer tables for rent. The idea pairs a bagel counter with work tables, in the same strip as the grocery store.

Pets Now Have Their Own Errand Loop at Sunrise and Douglas

Pet Junction holds the biggest of the four new suites at 4,121 square feet, roughly three times the size of the tea lounge. When the business opened this summer, the Sacramento Business Journal reported that it sells pet supplies and has both a grooming salon and a pet wash. The Pet Junction website describes the wash as self-service.

With Pet Junction open, the intersection now covers most of a pet owner's routine:

• Rocklin Park Veterinary Hospital, in suite A140 of Sunridge Plaza
• Pet Junction, a few suites over, for food, supplies, grooming and a wash
• Livewell Animal Hospital, one of the tenants named for the 4011 Sunrise Blvd. building at Anatolia Marketplace, in Unit A

Between the two centers, the corner has a veterinary hospital, a second animal hospital name on the Anatolia building, and a grooming-and-supply store.

Motive Haus Brings a Class Schedule to the Corner

Motive Haus is in suite C120, next door to Pet Junction. The studio's website describes Lagree fitness. In the same July report, the Sacramento Business Journal quoted the studio's description of its approach: "We use slow, controlled resistance paired with athletic movements to thoroughly fatigue your muscles, ignite your core, and build real, lasting strength." According to that report, limited classes started during a soft opening, and a grand opening was planned for Aug. 16.

A class studio changes how a shopping center gets used. It puts people on a set schedule, and they arrive a few minutes early and leave on time. Juneberry, Pan Bagels and Starbucks are all a short walk from the studio door, so a class can easily run into a tea or a bagel.

The Raley's Side Has No Open Suites

The Phillips Edison roster lists no available spaces at Sunridge Plaza. It also shows how many kinds of businesses the center now holds. Besides the four newcomers, the list includes these businesses:

• Sit-down and takeout food at Wabune Sushi Japanese Restaurant, Sourdough & Co., Chick's 500 Degrees and Go 4 Pizza
• Appointment services at Belanova Esthetics, Sunridge Nail & Spa, Pacific Dental and American River Urgent Care
• Banking at Chase and First U.S. Community Credit Union

With every suite leased, the plaza can change only when an existing tenant leaves. For now, the tenant mix leans toward appointments, classes and long sits, with Anatolia Marketplace's coffee, burgers and smoothies across Sunrise.

For a holiday outing, the Cordova Community Council's 27th annual Cordova Community Christmas Tree Lighting runs from 4 to 7:30 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 29, at Village Green Park, 3141 Bridgeway Drive, with the tree lighting and fireworks at 7 p.m. Juneberry's website lists Sunday hours until 9 p.m., which leaves time for a tea after the fireworks.

At Sac Platinum Realty, the Sunrise and Douglas corner is part of our home turf, and we keep track of which storefronts are opening on the streets our clients live on. If you're on a block near Sunridge Plaza and want to know how the corner's new businesses fit into your plans for your home, Let's Talk.