Bread and Butter

Fun and inventive! Great «normal» items as well as some REALLY fun and flavorful dishes!

It was okay. Had the mulatta (sp) sandwich. Honestly, I was expecting a lot more. Bread was burnt. They served Doritos with the sandwich; they did not even offer another choice of chips. With a drink it came to $ 11.50, $ 13.00 with tip.
For that, I could get a Capriottis’ sandwich that would leave me satisfied. Instead I got a burnt quarter sandwich with a $.25 bag of chips. Color me unimpressed.
Suffice it to say that I’ll never go back to this establishment.
On the plus side, the cashier was polite and sweet. So, at least I’m satisfied with tipping her $ 1.50. If I’d seen the sandwich before ordering, I’d be neck deep in a Bobbie right now.
I posted a pic of my «lunch».

I was not surprised to see that they have Closed. The service and quality has been going down hill since changing hands.
I hope Chris finds a new home for his talent. If anyone knows… please let me know!
R.I.P. Bread & Butter

This is my update to my original review. I’m so sad to write this, but it was a terrible experience there today. The food and service are bad!!! I loved this place and could not wait to eat lunch there today.
First disappointment: Was no Muffalata sandwich. So I ordered the Grilled Eggplant sandwich and my husband got the grilled cheese brisket sandwich along with two sodas.
Second disappointment: I filled our soda cups with Diet Coke and sat down. Upon first sip the soda is clearly flat. I tasted my husband’s too just to make sure and sure enough, flat. I went back up to the front register and told her they were flat and if I could just get a coffee and a water instead. I figured she’d at least refund me the price of one soda, but she said she couldn’t do that because she wasn’t the manager. Whatever I wasn’t going to make a big deal over $ 2.
Third disappointment: THE FOOD! My sandwich was soggy and flavor less! Had clumps of luke warm cream cheese. A huge turn off! The salad was over dressed and again no flavor. My husband’s brisket was so tough I could not bite threw it and It also had no flavor. I could have had a better and cheaper sandwich at Jimmy Johns!
Fourth disappointment: I’m all for family business and clearly the ownership of this place has changed hands, but please if you are going to bring your small child to work with you at the restaurant you might not want to let him sit at the tables and stare at your customers while they are eating. It really annoyed me to be watched the whole time. Not a fun relaxing atmosphere I hand once experienced.
So sad to say I will not be back! So sad they were so yummy once! Bye, Bye Bread & Butter!!!

As soon as you walk up towards the entrance you see they have an outside eating area … That’s a super plus to start out with. As you walk in– you see all the baked goods and smell all the delicious foods getting cooked. My eyes just lead me straight to the pastries and locked in at the honey bunns… And the cronut… and the hostess cupcake lol. Okay okay but then I had to be realistic and just got the cronut –since I’ve heard so much about it. Haha
Alright so now to the tv screen menus … Out of the small selection of great food– I ended ordering the grilled cheese eggplant and my partner in crime ordered the breakfast burrito. (That way we can split half and try two items oh yea!!) And lastly for drinks, I figured a hot jasmine green tea to flush down the cheese and sweets.
I’ll admit the eggplant sandwich was more delicious than the BB. The hot sandwich had a great combo of pesto, goat cheese, zucchini and slices of eggplants. The BB was missing like a tomato sauce or creamy sour cream. The ketchup we added just wasn’t doing it either. The cronut (with filling) was amazing!!! My first cronut was awesome especially with my hot tea: P
Definitely will come back for some more pastries and a healthy snack ;)

Finally tried this place out due to the high remarks on Unilocal.I was very pleasantly surprised with this place. The prices are great and they kept the menu very simple. It feels like sitting down in your very own home to enjoy a good wholesome breakfast. Very welcoming and simple. The way a breakfast and brunch place should be.
I ordered the Steel cut oats and Belgian waffles. Both were excellent. I’m happy this place is nearby and will be a regular here!

There’s a lot to love about Bread and Butter but I can see why some are saying they fall short. It’s a cool little spot that offers some pretty unique items. The service wasn’t terrible but they are slow. After about 15 minutes of waiting, a lady, I’m assuming a manager came out and asked if we’d been waiting long. That was nice but it wasn’t very busy and it still took about 25 minutes to get our food.
My biggest problem is with their descriptions of what they offer… or lack thereof. I ordered the waffle sandwich with chicken and had I not been on Unilocal,I would have never known it was smothered in gravy. My wife ordered a ham and cheese that had some type of horseradish sauce on it. Neither of those things were mentioned because there’s no description for any of the food on the TV menus. Not only that, but nothing in the pastry counter is labeled either. The pastry display was also pretty bare with not much to choose from and this was just before noon.
The food itself was good but nothing that amazed us. They have a decent waffle and I really liked the rosemary gravy. I wasn’t a fan of the chicken on my sandwich though. I’m not sure why they use shredded chicken as it lacked flavor completely and did nothing for the dish. I’d opt for the ham if we ever went back. My wife’s sandwich was good but pretty skimpy on the ham for a $ 10 sandwich. We also ordered a red velvet whoopie pie that was delicious and we devoured it but way overpriced at $ 6!
If you’re in the area, it might be worth the stop for a treat. But the food wasn’t anything out of this world, especially when you consider the price and their service is slow. I’d like to try one of the cronuts that seem so popular but I definitely wouldn’t go out of my way to come back.

The past few visits here hasn’t been up to par. Ordered the waffle sandwich and the gravy was too thick. the pastries have that ‘pastries that didnt sell day before’ look about them. The place that is usually busy and packed have been virtually a ghost town both mornings and afternoon. It’s really sad.
They have the best tasting Kale salad but lately they don’t have this or that and they’re making substitution for one thing or another. Im fine with it. Popped in today for my salad guess what they’re out of Kale! Seriously? They really need to keep better track of their inventory.

A review can’t do this place justice. The pictures? Maybe. The experience? That’s what will get you. Found this gem on Unilocal after searching for a brunch place on my side of town and man, this place does not disappoint.
First things first, the macaroons. If you’re a fellow macaroon lover like myself, then heaven on earth is right in this building. They’re not hard with a tiny portion of filling in the middle. Instead, they’re about the size of my palm with a handful (see what I did there?) portion of filling with a type of cream fluff. If you’ve ever had one at Bouchon (inside The Venetian), then you would know exactly what I’m talking about. HEAVEN ON EARTH I TELL YOU.
Next, the waffle sandwich. This is the Mac Daddy of all breakfast sandwiches. So massive, you can’t even eat it with your hands. A fork and a knife will help you finish without having that gooey goodness of rosemary sage dressing getting all over your hands, unless you would want it to. A perfectly balanced layer of hams, eggs and cheese then completes this work of art. I highly advise you to share, so your stomach can save room for the other goodies.
Kale Salad. This place will help you start eating healthy as if it’s the coolest thing to do. I felt trendy ordering this salad before the whole kale boom started and was surprised with what my taste buds thought. Light, yet filling, this plate full of chopped kale, sliced strawberries, mandarin oranges, alfalfa sprouts with sunflower seed dressing wasn’t as bad as it sounds. Add some chicken onto it for some extra protein.
Sourdough Waffles. My boyfriend obsesses over sourdough bread and this form of waffles will be the only form he’ll eat. It’s crispy but soft in the right places with a side of maple syrup, jelly and butter ready for some dunking action. (If cut into sticks)
Lastly, the Veggie Burrito. I’m not a vegetarian in any way but I will keep ordering this as if I am. Filled with scrambled eggs inside (a little weird), potatoes, squash and goat cheese, this thing will help fuel your day without feeling a little guilt. Also comes with a side salad to help you feeling balanced until dinner. A must try. All of them are.
Bread and Butter will always be the first place I’ll tell my friends to visit if they asked me where to grab a good brunch. A little packed in the morning but what good place isn’t? There’s extra seating outside for them rare Vegas days when it’s nice out but if worse comes to worst, this place will help you sacrifice eating in your car to enjoy it fresh. Bookmark this place now and be sure to visit soon. And you’re welcome in advance.

I was super duper excited to try Bread and Butter. It’s out of my way and after a 20 min drive we finally arrived. We got there at a fairly decent hour…830? There was one cronut left and it was all mine…
We also decided to get some breakfast. I ordered the infamous waffle sandwich with ham and the husband ordered the breakfast burrito with sausage. I also got a chocolate croissant and a chocolate chip cookie with my cronut.
My thoughts…
The Waffle sandwich was delish! Definitely a winner… I want to try just the waffle next time as well. The breakfast burrito was a lil bland but we added some Tabasco and it was decent. Now they were making fresh cronuts as we were leaving… sucks! I thought the cronut was very dense and too much icing for this girl, but my husband really liked it. It’s pricey but it def will fill you up if all you want is something sweet. The chocolate croissant was good. I should have ate it there to see if it was flaky but I was full after my waffle sandwich. Not a big fan of the chocolate chip cookie… I was craving a cookie for so long and this was more of a chocolate chip brownie type deal. Don’t get me wrong it was delicious but I wanted a cookie with a crispy outer edge and soft inside.
Overall this place is a winner and I know we will make the trek down here again. We spent about 40 bucks with all of the items above so it’s not the cheapest place but its worth it.

I called to reserve some cronuts. This is a drive for me and I wouldn’t want to waste time driving here just to find out they don’t have them! They only had chocolate available when I went so it’s a good thing I’m a chocoholic.
We’ve all heard about cronuts from Dominique Ansel in New York that sells for $ 5 a piece, limited to 2 cronuts/​person, super long lines even before they open and scalpers like to sell them for quadruple the price. So, I’m thankful I can enjoy them and only have to take a 28-​mile drive instead of flying all the way to NYC for that madness!
Croissant + doughnut = cronut. B&B’s version looks like 3 sugary golden brown croissants shaped like doughnuts with a hole in the middle with filling in between. It’s slightly flaky and chewy. Harder to eat without a fork and knife. It’s messy and it’s good. The chocolate filling was mildly sweet. It’s like Spanish chocolate you dunk churros in but thickened with cream and more chocolate.
They have good macarons, pies, cakes, red velvet bagels, cookies and other pastries too. Aside from sweets, they also have savory treats like muffuletta, sandwiches, etc.
The only gripe I have is their service. I stood in front of the cash register for a long time and it wasn’t even busy. The lady that «helped» me wasn’t friendly or helpful at all. I was still talking to her and she kept walking away.
Tip: call and reserve your cronuts before 11am, they tend to run out.

Came in for lunch on a Friday. I know this place is popular and made it a point to arrive before the noon hour began.
I ordered the Muffaletta sammie since discovering this in NOLA recently. It came with side of salad and I ordered a oatmeal raisin cookie for dessert. The sammie was tasty although I felt the chef overcooked the roll to crisp. The sammie consisted of ham, salami, mortadella, capicola, swiss, provolone, mozzarella, olive spread and giardiniera. The sammie was tasty — quality of meat was yummy and The salad was refreshing since it was a hot day. I couldn’t eat the cookie until I arrived at the airport but it was heavenly.
Bread & Butter is a distance from the strip but worth the drive!

I had neither bread nor butter. They are so much more creative than just bread and butter; pastries, sandwiches, waffles, waffle sandwiches, breakfast pizza, pies, etc. Just like you can’t judge a book by it’s cover, I couldn’t judge a bakery by it’s name.
I had the breakfast burrito; chicken, potatoes and cheese all wrapped up in a grilled tortilla served with a nice side of mixed greens. Followed by dessert of course, a banana nut macaron that was nearly bigger than my hand! The hubby went with a sausage breakfast sandwich; egg, sausage and cheese on a big ol’ bun with the same side of mixed greens. Everything was flavorful and delicious. The macaron made every macaron I’ve eaten before it seem like sawdust. It was soft and chewy with a little crunch on the outside. It was like eating a giant cloud; sweet, light and fluffy. However, the flavor was a little perplexing, it was very faint. I had to think banana’s really hard to get a note of nan’er on my tastebuds.
Free WiFi for 2hrs.

Gosh, where do I start about how much I love this place? Honestly, it took me way too long to actually come here and I’m ashamed. I had been hearing about its wonder for a while and had the opportunity to try their pastries on a couple occasions, but didn’t make enough of an effort to go.
I finally visited when my BFF Lily was visiting from NYC last December. Our experience was top notch. As over zealous as we usually are with food, we needed to try several options. We tried a couple pastries, the Sticky Bun and Banana Cream Tart, plus two savory breakfasts, the Ham and Cheese Waffle Sandwich and Smoked Salmon Breakfast Pizza. Everything was SOO delicious! The waffle sandwich is ridiculous, especially the rosemary bechamel sauce. Amazing. I ordered it the next time I visited as well. The pizza was wonderful too; great crust/​dough and the toppings were good (maybe more Smoked Salmon and less eggs would have been better). The pastries were yummy, my favorite being the Sticky Bun.
We were even more fortunate that the one taking our order and preparing our food was the brilliant chef himself, Chris Herrin. He offered and refilled our waters and he even joined us at our table for a chat! And to our delight, he suggested to take photos with him, so of course we did! Could this guy be any cooler??!
Since then I’ve tried the PB&J Brioche, Strawerry Crossiant (twice), Coconut Crossiant, Cinnamon Roll, Breakfast Burrito, Banana Macaron, and Vegetable Breakfast Sandwich. Everything has been pleasant and deletable. Those open-​face crossiants are creative and unexpectedly my favorite pastries I’ve had here! I can’t wait for my next meal and love the excitement of the day’s pastry selection.

Bread and Butter is a nice change of pace when it comes to eats in the AM. Known for their breakfast/​brunch meals, it’s also their pastries that will have you coming back for more.
The presentations on from their desserts to their meals are 2^nd to none. Review some Unilocal pictures and you’ll get what I’m talking about.
Listed below are my opinions on what I’ve tried.
–Smoked Salmon Pizza ($ 10.95): Thin crusted pizza with tomatoes and smoked salmon pieces on top. I love salmon and since it is smoked, the flavoring can be tasted with each pizza bite. My only issue is that it’s a fishy fish with an after taste.
–PB & J Brioche ($ 4): Divine describes this best. The muffin itself taste like peanut butter and is filled with strawberry jam. The jelly is super rich and compliments the peanut butter perfectly.
–Ham/​Egg Waffle Sandwich ($ 9.50): Looked good, but taste was missing. My post Valentine date had this and it was bland. Not sure what the problem was, but gravy, ham, and egg doesn’t mix well with the waffle. She had two bites and I had one, then we were done with it. Don, the owner’s father, saw our disappointment and immediately rectified the issue by replacing it with their breakfast burrito. The breakfast burrito was good.
I just liked the food, but loved their pastries. I can’t wait to come back to try their macarons.
Customer service is where Bread and Butter scores big time. Don was great and you can tell that their customer’s are número uno at this establishment. 5 Stars for service. Thanks Don, you are truly the best.

I happen to stumble upon this place thanks to my fellow Unilocalers! Since my husband and I were eating at a restaurant less than 1 mile away, we decided to stop by and see if there were any delicious bakery goodies we could take back home with us. Anyways, I am so glad that we came because I found these amazing macaroons (
). These macaroons are bigger than the palm of your hand and only cost $ 2 a piece! I know a place back in California that sells macaroons about the same size but for more than twice that amount, so these are a steal! And the best part is that these macaroons also taste amazing.
I purchased 1 of every flavor, chocolate, lemon, strawberry and vanilla. So far I have only had the lemon and it is deliciously sweetened (but not overly sweetened) and full of lemon flavor. Each bite is nice and delicate and melt in your mouth, honestly one of the best macaroons I’ve ever had.
Anyways, there are plenty of other yummy delectables you could choose from if macaroons aren’t your thing (but why wouldn’t they be? Oh well, more for me!). But during this trip, we didn’t buy anything else except for the macaroons. But the other items on display did look really tasty a bit heavy and decadent. You can also purchase breakfast, brunch and lunch items here (which I hope to try the next time I come here).
There are only a small number of seats inside though but there is also a handful of chairs outside as well. Everything is nice and clean here and it’s a major plus that there is free wifi (unprotected).
There is also plenty of parking in the plaza (there’s an Albertson’s Market inside in case you are looking for this place).
Overall, excellent bakery offerings and plenty of items to choose from. There is a reason why the overall rating (at the time of this review) is 4.5 stars. It deserves 5+ stars and can’t wait til I come back here.

NOT TOO IMPRESSED!
After much anticipation and hearing lots of good, positive things about this place, I finally get a chance to check it out with my wifey. Well, I got good AND bad things to report.
Sooooooo…we come in on a saturday morining thinking it was gonna be packed and busy but to our delight, the place was only half full. I order the Smoked Salmon and the wifey orders the Corned Beef on a baguette instead of rye. We pay and are given a number to put on our table.
This is where my first impression takes a dive. 10 minutes later, we were thinking that making our sandwiches probably takes a little bit of time to make. 5 minutes later, we noticed the two groups of people that ordered after us got their order already.
This is when I proceeded to go up to the cashier and asked if our order was coming up. She said it should be up in a couple of minutes. Another 10 minutes go by (25 minutes total) and STILL no food. Again I go up to the counter and ask if wait times are usually about 25 minutes or so. Her response was that one of the chefs stepped out to go get some more supplies from the store. Soooo… back to my table I went.
Finally, after 40 minutes, we finally get our food. I know for sure it was 40 minutes because on my receipt when I paid it was 11:09 am. When the food arrived, the time on my phone was 11:49.
So as you can see, I was very much concerned about the length of time it takes for you to get your food. Yes, the place did get packed after about 20 minutes we ordered, but that shouldnt of affected how long our order took based on the fact we ordered before the big crowd showed up.
Prices are what I think are a bit high. (8 dollars and change for each sandwich ordered).
The good news is that A: The Smoked Salmon and The Corned Beef Sandwich was ridiculously good! B: Allison, who was the cashier that we have been dealing with, gave us an assortment of goodies from their bakery case to try and make up for the long wait time. Now this was appreciated and I give her props for what she did.
So at this point, 3 stars are what I am giving. Once I make a second visit, I will do an update accordingly hoping that the lapse in service was just a fluke.

Stumbled upon this gem of a place the other day with some friends yesterday. I didn’t know such a quaint place existed in that strip mall, as I’ve been to places like Aurelio’s and Osaka before. Bread and Butter really offers a lot of brunch personality and boy was I lovin’ it!
I decided to get their daily special, the beef brisket hash with a fried egg, instead of the strawberry salad it’s accompanied with, I got the bowl of fruit and a soda. My bill came to about $ 14 total. Yes, a little steep but I thought it was a lot of food. First the fruit came in a small white cauldron well, filled with cantaloupe, strawberries and pineapple. So fresh and so sweet, I was lovin’ it! The hash was also served in it’s own well, potatoes and chunks of beef brisket chunks and caramelized onions, topped with two fried, sunny side up eggs. Maybe I should have asked for over medium or scrambled. I’m not a fan of very runny eggs however the yolk did run into the hash and did combine pretty well. The brisket was super marbleized, maybe just a little too much, however I was needing something fatty so it was fine.
Although I didn’t partake in any of the million pastries they had to offer, I KNOW when I get in that mood, I will definitely come back to try some of their baked goods. It looked AH-​MAZE-​ING. If you’re on your way to Anthem, stop by this gem of a brunch place and try them out! You will love it!

We stopped in on a busy Sunday morning. While waiting in line to order I couldn’t resist a sticky bun, it looked just like those my grandma used to make. I also had to try the jalapeño cheddar bagel. My husband ordered the Waffle Breakfast Sandwich scrambled egg, cheddar, ham, with bechamel sauce. It was the highlight by far. Thankfully, he shared some with me for exchange of some of my bagel. The bagel was very good as well. Great vessel for a sandwich, in fact, I’d the breakfast sandwich on that rather than the waffle. Another time, perhaps. The sticky bun was a big disappointment. It was a rock. The appearance totally fooled me, this was nothing like grandma would make.
Service was spotty, my order was incomplete and I had to make it a point to collect my bagel.

I don’t know if any food can be called «life changing» but the chocolate tart at Bread and Butter might come close. It’s a chocolate lover’s dream — a small, round single-​serving tart with a chocolate crust with two thick, dense layers of creamy, bitter sweet chocolate topped with a few chocolate shavings for added effect.
It may not seem like a huge serving, but it’s so rich that it’s enough for two. It replaces the chocolate tart at Baguette Café as the best I’ve had. And, it might be one of the best desserts I’ve had. Ever.
The dessert was so wonderful that it overshadowed an otherwise amazing muffalatta. The wedge shaped «sandwich» had layers of delicious meat and cheese with an olive spread and pickled vegetables along with a small side salad. It was a terrific meal, but the highlight of lunch was undoubtedly the chocolate tart.
There are so many amazing looking treats at Bread and Butter that you can’t go wrong. But, if chocolate is your thing, go for the tart.