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Bread and Butter
Categories: Restaurants Breakfast & Brunch Food Bakeries Breakfast & Brunch, Bakeries [Edit]
10940 S Eastern AveSte 107
Henderson, NV 89052
Neighborhood: Anthem
(702) 675-3300
- Hours:
Mon-Sun 7 am - 4 pm
- Good for Kids:
- Yes
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Parking:
- Private Lot
- Attire:
- Casual
- Good for Groups:
- Yes
- Price Range:
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$
- Takes Reservations:
- No
- Delivery:
- No
- Take-out:
- Yes
- Waiter Service:
- No
- Outdoor Seating:
- Yes
- Wi-Fi:
- No
- Good For:
- Lunch, Breakfast
- Alcohol:
- No
- Noise Level:
- Average
- Ambience:
- Casual
- Has TV:
- Yes
- Caters:
- Yes
116 reviews for Bread and Butter
Review Highlights
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"I had a red velvet bagel, yeah red velvet bagel." In 9 reviews -
"The ham and egg waffle sandwich was amazing." In 2 reviews -
"...Chris, was former pastry chef of Bouchon at Venetian Hotel." In 3 reviews
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116 reviews in English
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Review from love lv f.
Henderson, NV
Updated - 5/14/2012
2nd visit just as great as the first.
Took my husband here for the first time with our girls... Great choice!
My husband had the egg sandwich. They were out of bagels so we all had our sandwichs on hallah (sp?) bread (Can you say yum!)
My one daughter ordered the Grilled Cheese BLT and like many others thought it would favor a grilled cheese sandwich, but instead its a BLT with Cheese... very delicious!
My other daughter had the Sourdough Waffle.. She thought it tasted funny at first, that's because she is used to the frozen kind. The rest of my family agreed that it was probably one of the best waffles we had ever tasted.. We all 4 were eating it!
I had the grilled vegetable sandwich. Probably one of the best in the valley, and I eat a lot of them. The vegetables were crisp and flavorful, not oily like most, and the goat cheese was the perfect compliment of flavor to them! Will definitely order that again.
Before we left, I picked up a box of pastries. All were good. I was not thrilled with the one that was described as bread pudding. It dry and the only flavor it had was from the golden raisens.
Can't wait to go back again. The food is great and worth the money, however the drinks are a bit overpriced. We paid two dollars for 4 ounces of chocolate milk.1 Previous Review: Show all »
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2/16/2012
Heard about this place from my neighbors and they suggested that I give it a try!
Glad I did. Went in… Read more »
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Review from Suzy H.
I'm excited to go back.
A small quaint place bustling with business! Reading from the reviews, I knew I was in for a treat. I guess word of mouth got around, the dining area with about 12-14 tables were packed, maybe 5 parties in line to order. Like many breakfast places, though, turnaround is fast. The employees were working hard to bus tables to accommodate new parties. As I sat there, I noticed servers bringing food out, conversing with guests, and seemed friendly, clean, and productive.
Their menu has a great variety. Not only are there mouth-watering pastries, muffins, and rolls, they also have oatmeal, bagels, sandwiches, & burritos. Lots of items I'd like to try next time.
I'm not a big fan of partial-self serve dining. If I'm dining there, I like having full service at the table, even for breakfast or lunch. I'm disappointed that so many places has it set up where you do half the work, but pay the full price. Am I right?!
However, this place is too cute and tempting not to return. I think its a great place to stop for breakfast, brunch, or light lunch! -
Review from Peas and Carrots F.
Franklin, TN
4/26/2012 2 Check-ins Here
Carrot here. Before I get into the food......WOW!, FABULOUS! DELICIOUS!
I'm here in Vegas on a business trip and I decided to go back to this place. My wife discovered it last October, right when they just soft opened. They didn't have a full menu yet & all of their pastry case was not full.
THIS TIME.....Lots to choose from. (FYI. I worked out this morning, but I feel that it want be enough)
For breakfast - Sourdough Waffle Breakfast Sandwich (scrambled egg, cheddar, ham, with white cheddar bechamel sauce) , with a large coffee. (Their coffee is from Colorado-YUMMY)
I couldn't leave without getting something from the case, so I ordered - Oatmeal Raisin Cookie (it's huge), Red Velvet Bagel, & Chocolate Macaroon (about 2-3 inch in size). Total order for this was $5.68. This is more than reasonable considering what it cost at Payard or Buchon on the strip. Besides the owner/chef trained with the Buchon Chef. Funny thing is that Bread & Butter is far more superior than those I mentioned. Yeah its about 15 minutes from the strip, but well worth it.
I talked with the lady for a bit and told her that we were here last October & the Chef was just great to talk to. Also I mentioned that we were 1 week away from rolling out our food truck. She reminded me that the Chef had a few trucks LULU being one of them here in Vegas. I wish I had remembered that, because I would have hunted it down.
Anyway, I got a refill on the coffee and I walked to my car just thinking about whats was in the sack. As I got in I quickly went for the goodies. I pulled a piece of the oatmeal cookie, then red velvet bagel, then the chocolate macaroon, then I felt around again and out came a big chocolate cookie. I was surprised since I didn't order it (she gave it to me free, I guess because of my conversation with her). ALL OF THESE ITEMS were AWESOME. I couldn't resist, I took everything out of the bag and laid it out on my seat & took a picture and text my wife. I felt after I texted that wasn't enough, so I called her and just let her know I had the absolute best experience in Vegas. She was so jealous. She made me promise to bring home as much as I could, so it looks like I'm headed back over there tomorrow to pick up a few things. (FYI. My wife is a Pastry Chef, but I told her that even though she has some great goodies, this was first on my list. My wife is more southern style with some french items. )
Bottom line....If you want to avoid paying a high price at Payard or Buchon, then you need to go here. Not to mention the quality is outstanding. I will say this the place gets full, but there is some tables outside. -
Review from Clint B.
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 Cafe 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.Listed in: Let them eat cake! (or pie,…, Local Gems
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Review from Amy H.
Henderson, NV
5/21/2012
Delicious corn beef sandwich & breakfast chicken waffle!! I will b back! :))
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Review from Corina P.
4/22/2012
One of the best dang sandwich places, ever!
Pros:
The sandwiches are some of the best in the valley, hands down. The turkey is on challah bread, which is scrum-diddly-umptious.
The muffaletta will take you out. It's various layers of meat and cheese, and pretty big portions. If there's anything thats a must try, it's the muffaletta. It will not disappoint.
They also offer a rockin' root beer soda section. Best one in my opinion is the Abita root beer, made with cane sugar from Louisiana. 'Mmmm-mmmm-good!
Cons:
It's really small. While this gives a quaint, Midwest feel, it's also a bit loud and frustrating if there's no where to sit.
Overall, the food is great and a must try! -
Review from Paul W.
Woke up this morning to assist a buddy with moving a treadmill. He then graciously invited me to break at the B&B with his family. Having been here once before, I could not turn down the offer.
B&B though small is bursting with happiness, friendliness and wonderful food. You place your order and then sit down. My advise is don't be discouraged by a long line. It moves quickly and the food is also prepared quickly.
On my last visit, I experimented with a muffuletta sandwich. This time around I went with my buddies recommendation of the Country Waffle Ham & Egg Sandwich. Ham, egg and cheese between two delicious waffles.....smothered in the best damn country gravy I have ever had! This was enjoyed along with some strawberry jelly filled doughnuts. I am not talking about your regular kind of jelly filled doughnuts. These were remarkably fresh just as the other food was.
As stated in other reviews, be sure to check out the collection of bottled root beer. The one that stands out in my mind the most was not root beer per say but was a butterscotch soda that was truly ambrosia.
Not your normal breakfast joint for sure!Listed in: Not All Breakfast Joints Are…
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Review from Nick T.
Las Vegas, NV
4/20/2012 2 photos
The interior of Bread and Butter draws one in - the homely atmosphere definitely cements the idea of a breakfast and lunch bakery. Upon walking in, my companion and I were greeted by (presumably the owner/head chef) a man wearing a white chef-apron carrying two pieces of freshly made bread, on the house. He invited us to "Sit down and enjoy" while looking over the menu.
I decided to get the eggplant grilled cheese (with mozzarella, eggplant, asparagus, squash, tomato paste and other delicious cheeses inside) while my friend decided on the beet and arugula pizza with one of the handfuls of bottled root-beer they serve.
We decided to look through some of the cookbooks that were sitting on the wall and as we were reading the chef spoke to us for a few moments about cooking and our lives in a very welcoming manner. The food was brought out promptly and the presentation was excellent - you can view the pictures I posted.
The grilled cheese was the -best- grilled cheese I have ever tasted (and it came paired with a small mixed green salad with balsamic vinaigrette). It was full of flavor and I could definitely taste how fresh the ingredients were - whoever designed this menu must have had an extensive knowledge of which ingredients pair well with others. My companions pizza was awesome as well - definitely something I would be happy receiving at a place that solely made pizza.
One of the servers walked by and dropped off a to-go box filled with four separate pastries - which I will attempt to identify. Banana bread cupcake with chocolate frosting, a muffin with fresh raspberry filling, an oatmeal-raisin cookie and a lemony-flaky pastry filled with cream. All of these were excellent - my expectations were blown away after tasting each one; I didn't know pastries could taste this good.
Finally, upon asking for a to-go box the chef handed me a blueberry tart (I think?) inside of the box - another random freebie I received. It tasted excellent as well.
The service was amazing, I got the feeling that the employees WANTED me to be happy because they truly wanted me to have a good experience (which I definitely had!). The freebies allowed me to sample a lot of items on the menu, all of which blew my mind and set the bar in terms of bakeries and grilled cheese. I highly recommend the Bread and Butter. -
Review from Terri K.
Los Angeles, CA
4/9/2012 1 Check-in Here
I'm so happy that Bread and Butter is close to home because whenever I'm in town, I make it a goal to go here. I've introduced my friends and my family to the wonderfulness of Bread & Butter, and in doing so, turned them into fans.
Like the simplicity of the name, the food here is simple as well and oh-so-delicious. Everything I've tried so far is great including:
Grilled Eggplant Cheese Sandwich- Melted goat cheese & grilled eggplant sandwiched between a soft, buttery bun, served w/ a simple salad
Breakfast Pizza- If you like breakfast and pizza, then this one's for you
Carrot Soup- OMG. So savory, creamy, not so healthy, but still amazing.
The main dishes are great, but I'm in love with the pastries, in particular the Cookies, which are humongous both in diameter and thickness- they're not like your normal cookies!!! I have no complaints about the Oatmeal & Raisin, but the Chocolate Chip are AMAZING. "I love your cookies" must be written all over my face because every time I've gone, I've gotten complimentary cookies!
Which leads me to another reason why Bread & Butter is the bomb. Service is excellent! Surprises await....On one visit, I was greeted with fresh shelled macadamia nuts. On another, my party and I were given ancient Dr. Pepper to try.
Can't wait to go back again! -
Review from Misti Y.
4/2/2012 2 Check-ins Here
A different and definitely delicious slice of Vegas awaits you at Bread and Butter. There are lots of adjectives to describe Vegas, but quaint would never make a short list, unless you were transported directly to Chef Chris's charming corner of town.
Exhibits: More brands of root beer than you can probably imagine along with other rare bottled sodas. A toilet paper bar in the bathroom that includes sandpaper as an option.
Yes, Bread and Butter is delivering more than edible delights. The entire experience whisks you back to a neighborhood place watched over by a very caring, whimsical owner.
I had already been impressed by the gourmet offerings of Chef Chris's food truck Lulu's On The Move, so I knew I would enjoy the offerings here. I did. I went for a veggie breakfast sandwich. It was served on fresh, soft sliced bread with a nice helping of generous vegetables and goat cheese. On the side, a salad! I am always a bit happier when I can have a salad with breakfast. The coffee, sourced from a local roaster, was fresh and delicious.
I did not delve into the baked goods, but the counters were stocked with very tempting pastries and the like. I was excited to see they also have lunch items if you're not in the mood for breakfast. I will definitely have to get back to this side of town to sample the afternoon delights. -
Review from Mat J.
Henderson, NV
5/10/2012 1 Check-in Here
Meh! Wasn't impressed at all. We should have known when the waitress couldn't really recommend anything on the menu. Oh well, I wanted to like it but something tells me I won't be back...
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Review from Sherri M.
Henderson, NV
5/12/2012
You really get a cute, small town kind of feeling from here, and the food is so good. he coffee is great. I love the strawberry croissants!!! The Breakfast sandwich is delish. Come with a friend and split different things. Love them!!!!!!!
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Review from Nelson Q.
One of our breakfast spots that are in rotation, Terri K. was in town and planned a UYE brunch at B&B, So a bunch of us came out, ordered up some tasty treats and as always,
had a great time!
Wifey and I shared the Steel Cut Oats and The Breakfast Burrito. The oats were a little on the runny side, but still good, and the burrito was nice and hearty, possibly wifey's new favorite. The servers and staff were always on top of things, from seeing that we got our orders correctly, coffee and water refills, and Chris was even nice enough to send out a plate of his killer chocolate chip and oatmeal raisin cookies. As if that wasn't enough, we even get to try the soon-to-be-extinct Dublin Dr. Pepper!(Production of this formula using sugar instead of HFC stopped as of Jan. 2012) Get 'em while they last!
From a hilarious knock-knock joke, getting introduced to DrawSomething, playing the Ukulele, the quirky analysts at The Cosmo, the stuck up service at Weiss, and juicing,
we most definitely enjoyed the shit out of our morning!.......ALOHA!!!
YELP 365 CHALLENGE-(198/365) "Brunch with the Yelperazzi"Listed in: YELP 365 CHALLENGE, Locals Only....., Gimmie Some Sugar!!!, UYE-Unofficial Yelp Event..., Just like home
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1/29/2012
Stopped in for breakfast again, and this time I was excited to see that Chris has added a few… Read more »
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Review from Ursula U.
Updated - 4/8/2012 20 photos
I read somewhere that Bread and Butter is making/selling Guava Chiffon Cake -
What Guava Chiffon?? - I'm crazy for Guava Chiffon- Anyways, I called and asked about it and the guy said that yes we do make it and that they would be making it for Fat Tuesday - OK , so you will have Guava Chiffon on Fat Tuesday?? Yes he replied we will.
So, bright and early on Tuesday Morning I rushed over to Bread and Butter to get me a piece of my favorite cake - Guava Chiffon- I knew that meant that I might be late to work but for a chance at Guava Chiffon I was willing and able to take that risk.
I walk in and I see no Guava Chiffon Cake, I ask the lady and she checks in the back and she comes back with a devastating answer- "Umm Sorry no Guava Chiffon cake today- we actually have run out of Guava." Someone punch me now - this must be a bad dream- someone wake me up right now....PLEASE!!!
OK, Ursula contain your feelings - I ask the young lady - Are you sure cause I was told by a dude on the phone last week that it was a sure thing that you would have Guava Chiffon on Fat Tuesday- another girl checks in the back again and she comes back with a similar response. NO GUAVA CHIFFON-
B&B SHAME ON YOU FOR PROMISING ME GUAVA CHIFFON!!!
So, even though 2 young ladies knew how disappointed I was, they offered me nothing which I thought kinda sucked. I bought a few items anyways but as I was walking out I felt compelled to tell another girl just how disappointed I was to make the time and effort to come down here, late for work, just to get something that I was told would be here and to find that it wasn't stinks!!
Well, there was a fresh batch of Passion Fruit filled Malasadas and she gave me a few pieces and a cheese danish for my troubles. Because of this great customer service from this particular girl (I wish I knew her name) I chose to not remove a star. She made me feel like my time and effort was worth it.
Not to mention that I absolutly loved the Passion Fruit Malasadas- I LOVED IT!! YUM!! The Passion fruit curd had just the right amount of tartness and sweetness and there was alot of curd..... Yummy, Yummy, Yummy.....
Bread and Butter needs to use this Passion Fruit curd on other stuff like in a cake, stuffed cupcake, or stuffed cookie. Please make a Mango curd - I bet that would be so yummers....
Well, I hope one day that I would be able to try the Guava Chiffon....
FYI: I did try some of their Macaroons and for the most part they were all good except for the Passion Fruit. The Passion Fruit should be filled with a passion fruit filling not a mixture of passion fruit and chocolate cause that mixture is too bitter for me. I think that mixture ruins the whole Passion Fruit experience.1 Previous Review: Show all »
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10/17/2011 ROTD 4/8/2012
PB & J BRIOCHE - YEAH BABY.....
The Brioche seemed to be peanut butter bread (not too strong at all -… Read more »
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Review from Amy D.
Henderson, NV
5/5/2012
Great food and great prices! So nice to have a local breakfast place that is family friendly and not in a casino where you smell smoke! I had the waffle sandwich which has ham, scrambled eggs and cheddar cheese. I had the sage sauce on the side but did put it on. Oh my goodness it was so incredible good! It was busy since it was around noon on a Saturday when we went in but we found a seat. Seating is limited inside and there are a few tables outside. But they bus tables quickly and are very friendly. Our family will definitely be coming here again! They also have pastries to take home as well...very tempting!
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Review from Chuck H.
Apparently I made a mistake when I reviewed this place. I gave them 4 stars because of the outside eating area. ( I know lame right) after coming back this place deserves nothing shy of 5 stars. If I could them bonus stars for amazing service I would. This is an absolute top notch eatery... Seriously what are you waiting for stop reading and start eating.
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4/21/2012
Super cool small town country vibe to this place. The service is definitely small business oriented… Read more »
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Review from Ruth C.
Las Vegas, NV
4/28/2012
Met a friend here for lunch after we'd both heard rave reviews. Loved it! She had a waffle that was delicious - served with a berry spread and warm syrup. I had an awesome veggie scramble accompanied by a small salad. And because I'd heard their pastries were amazing, we also sampled the pretzel challah roll and the raspberry doughnut -- unbelievably great. Had a bite of each and brought the rest home to grateful other half. The pastry case and cookies --wow!!! Reasonably priced. Attentive service -- and they were accommodating to my menu subs (egg whites,etc) I'd definitely go back. (We sat outside and dined alfresco).
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Review from Janel S.
Ah..a nice breakfast/brunch place to go to. Brunch? I love brunch! Who doesn't love brunch! Anyway, this place has great offerings, and I must admit, it satisfied the tummy of my dearest as well. This place is a winner in my book. I'm just glad to find another nice breakfast spot that doesn't just offer the usual eggs, bacon, and sausage offerings. This one comes with a nice twist!
Their waffle sandwich was amazing! At least so I've heard. It's a complete overload concotion of various things. It had waffles, ham, egg, and this nice sauce drenched on top, which I believe, had let the whole dish come together! Yeum!!!
We also had their sticky bun. It was so delicious, and I can't wait to come back for more! The only thing I did wish was that they had reheated it again so the bread was a lot softer and warmer. The sticky bun was good either way, but the bread was a little on the dryer side.
Lastly, I had their eggplant grilled cheese sandwich. That was super delightful! Although it was quite filling, but still satisfying as well.
The service here was wonderful, and I love the feel of this cute little cafe. It's very hipster like. They also provide you with a nice full corked bottle of cold water, if you decide on just having water. I thought that was awesome!
I did have my eye on their HUGE Macarons which I will DEFINITELY be back for. -
Review from Alan And Rick M.
Las Vegas, NV
So we have come here many times already and we love this place!!! Located on our side of town, it's the first great bakery cafe that serves not only awesomely baked goods, but gourmet breakfast and lunch items that really represent a confident palate of flavors. Coming from a big city, I was pretty disappointed by the dismal choices that Las Vegas (outside of the strip) had to offer, especially for the people who live here. But Bread & Butter serves not only as a place to get a coffee and pastry, it provides that sense of locale that defines the individuality of a community. It's fastly becoming our go-to place to satiate that need for breakfast or cup of coffee and pastry.
And there are a lot of choices so it's easy to get overwhelmed. Upon entering, you are greeted with an cornucopia display of Willy Wonka-esque pastries and danishes, (and a antique Coca-Cola machine) followed by refrigerated display cases of cakes and pies... Then you have the Menu board that lists the hot items, which makes the decision making process even harder. Being the the gluttons that we are, we'd get a pastry to split, order two entrees and then a dessert to bring home!
Not having every pastry they have to offer, our review is a little skewed, but we promise to try every one and then update the post! The one pastry that calls to us again and again like crack is the Sticky Bun; it is insane!!! We do like our Sticky Buns, and this is one of the best, with a crunchy exterior that is unparalleled, it compliments a soft flakey interior with a gooey sweetness that does not overpower. Along with the nuts, it's size and shape makes this the perfect breakfast snack!
Another thing that you must order: the Red Velvet Whoopie Pie. Alan is a red velvet cake FANATIC; ever since watching the movie, 'Steel Magnolias' where the groomsman's cake was a red velvet armadillo cake with gray frosting, he has been fascinated with it's most unnatural color and sanguine look!
Well, their version of Whoopie pie does not disappoint- you know you're going to get a cake that is gonna be good when it leaves marks of red on the plate it's served, it's super moist cake and you can almost taste that artificial red food coloring. Along with the cream cheese frosting, it's a all around satisfying dessert!
Okay, now onto breakfast and lunch items: the number one most favorite item on this menu is the HAM & EGG WAFFLE SANDWICH!!! It's has Aged Cheddar, Smokey Ham, Egg Scramble covered in a creamy Rosemary Béchamel Sauce sandwiched between two soft Waffles. The subtle flavor of Rosemary, along with layers of tasty cheese and ham, (no skimping out here) make for a delectable dish that is decadent for breakfast. Totally our favorite and can't live without it!
Another item on the menu is the Breakfast Burrito-Scrambled Eggs, Potatoes, Tomato Salsa, Aged Cheddar with Ham, Bacon or Sausage. We ordered it with Applewood Smoked Bacon, a really good thick cut slab! The salsa is tangy and the burrito is grilled on a panini press which gives it a good crispy exterior. Accompanied with a side green salad, it makes a good compliment to the Waffle Sandwich.
Another good dish is the BLT Grilled Cheese, with Smoke Mozzarella, Applewood Smoke Bacon and Sauteed Green Peppers.
So not everything on the menu is to our liking (unfortunately). The Egg Pizza-with Scrambled Eggs, Caramelized Red Onions, Red Skin Potatoes, Green Bell Peppers and Fresh Mozzarella fell a little short on flavor. I think it could have used a something tangy to offset the cheese and the texture of the scramble egg and the pizza bread felt too mushy and soft. Oh well, not everything can be a home run....
For lunch items that we had on prior occasions that are worthy to note: The Muffaletta Sandwich-with layers of Ham, Capicola, Salami, Mortadella, Provolone, Mozzarella, Swiss, Fontina, and HM Giardiniera Olive spread is a mighty good sandwich! Another one is the Corn Beef and Rye with Sauteed Cabbage, Swiss Cheese, house made Thousand Island dressing and whole grain mustard. Bread & Butter has a solid handle on it's lunch offerings and is a formidable option for your midday meal!
For drinks, they have a huge display of root beer selections to choose from, and it gets mighty hard to choose from, ask the staff for recommendations. And they serve some serious coffee that delivers bold flavors that compliments any baked item!!
As for the staff, we love them! They are the epitome of hospitality: incredibly friendly and patient, they are quick to give any suggestions to direct the customers to a satisfying choice. They are always on the floor, quick to clear tables and replenish utensils and frequently asking customers if they need anything which is the mark of good operations management.Listed in: Locale
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Review from A L.
Henderson, NV
5/5/2012
Finally got around going to this place.
It was pretty packed.
The eggplant and cheese sandwich was delicious.
Ordered the vegetarian chilli- eh.. not so much.
They have alot of root beer selections.
It's not exactly clear if you're suppose to clean off your own table or bring all the place and silverware to trash area (theres no conditioner or place to put it in)
I feel like im being ripped off at this place, thats why I rated it 3 stars and because of there chilli. -
Review from Mindy A.
3/21/2012 3 Check-ins Here
I would already be a fan because they are a locally-owned, independent bakery, breakfast, and lunch spot. Those are all things that I love.
This review is a little preliminary because I have only been once so far and I just got my breakfast to go. It was good enough that I will definitely be returning for a sit-down meal and to try some of the yummy-looking desserts.
I got the pb&j brioche, which was good, although perhaps blander than I thought it would be. The bread itself is peanut butter-flavored and then they put jelly on top of it, so it's good, just not as exciting as it sounds.
I also couldn't pass up the display of about 30 different craft root beers, so for the brioche and rootbeer, it was a little over $6 - neither high nor low.
Everything is order at the counter, so my to-go pastry was brought out promptly, but I'm not sure about orders from the kitchen. -
Review from Tanya E.
Carlsbad, CA
Updated - 4/22/2012
Bread and Butter rocks! The waffles are better than Bouchon. Chef Chris is awesome!
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10/3/2011
All I can say is "WOW"!!!!!!!
Great atmosphere, friendly people & the best pastries ever! We never… Read more »
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Review from Robyn L.
2/27/2012 1 Check-in Here
Another yelper said it best, "they are still experiencing growing pains."
My visit had highs and lows but I would be willing to go again for sure.
The girl at the counter was aloof at best. No warm greeting...no explanation of their system and so on. I asked for water. I didn't get it. I asked again...she said it was over there. I went over there....no water. I came back, and asked again. Then she got some water...you see where I'm going with this????
We sat and waited for our food. We sporadically received 3 of our 4 items. When we finished those, we went to ask for our missing food, which had totally been forgotten.
All that aside, the food was tasty and the place is really cute. We had a breakfast burrito and french toast. Both were nice.
Carb heavy menu with lots of dry sweet pastries...not really too many choices for breakfast meat dishes. -
Review from Cresta I.
3/2/2012 3 Check-ins Here
I came here twice so far...First time I just bought bakery items and took them to go. They were heavenly!!! This place is a good 35 min from my house but I knew I had to come back.
The second trip is were I saw more kinks in their new bakery. I ordered bakery items and my hubby ordered a turkey sandwich. It took them awhile to just bring out the barkey items which were already made. I understand they were busy but as we waited for our sandwich we heard one table complaining they were waiting for 40 min and another table just got up and left before their food even came. Now our sandwich didn't take 40 min but it did take longer than expected. When it finally came the waitressed appoligized for the wait. Was the sandwich worth the wait??? I think it was :-) I loved it!
If their food sucked I doubt I would make the 35 min voyage to see them again, but it doesn't. The kinks will get worked out, the owners are well aware and want to smooth things out. I will be coming back to see them soon. Plus for those on facebook should follow them they post some great deals and gives insight to their growing pains ;-)Listed in: Sweet Fix, Mr. Tweek Coffee list
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Review from Jen S.
3/10/2012 1 Check-in Here
Be warned, if you are weak willed and watching your calorie intake, this place is not for you! If calorie counting is not a priority then you have just found heaven on earth.
The aroma of freshly baked breads and pastries along with the sight of beautifully arranged desserts greet everyone who enters. In addition to breads and pastries, they offer a variety of innovative breakfast and lunch dishes. Breakfast pizzas and burritos, bagel sandwiches and panninis, along with more traditional fare.
I came here for UYE Sunday brunch. Unfortunately the thought of my ever tighter fitting clothes only allowed me to order the steel cut oatmeal. The order came with brown surgar, raisens, granola, and a currant syrup. The oatmeal was a little more watery than what I usually like, but the texture of the steel cut oats was perfect.
Service was fantastic, as servers were constantly checking on us. The owner even gave our party a selection of their cookies. These cookies were larger than hockey pucks! The chef then later brought out some original formula Dr Pepper, the last of its kind since the bottling plant will soon be closed.
The only downside is the location of the restaurant from me. If you are on the east and southeast side, you are in luck. Everyone else will have a bit of a drive to partake in the heavenly baked goodness this restaurant has to offer. -
Review from Jack T.
Henderson, NV
5/17/2012
Great pastries
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Review from David S.
Eloquent was the goal of the first review. Multiple visits, I give up on sounding poetic and will just state that B&B is the best place on Eastern for Breakfast/Brunch/Lunch.
Steel Cut Oats are the way to go if you are looking for something light and healthy. The addition of dried currants, raisins, and brown sugar makes for a tasty meal that does not feel lacking in comparison to their baked goods.
The Greek Yogurt with Homemade Granola and Jam is not as thick as I am use to, but still tart. The Breakfast Pizza might be the item I always want to get, but I would order this again. Especially if I want one of those P&J Brioche, Strawberry Croissants, or Red Velvet Bagels.
The most recent trip ended with me getting the Chopped Kale Salad. Normally, kale is a rough vegetable that can leaves an adverse aftertaste, but was ambrosial when paired with the sunflower vinaigrette. I believe there were apples and dried fruit in the salad as well. This added the perfect amount of sweetness.
Chef Chris is funny as well. He came out to check on us and made small chat. I am looking forward to future events held at Bread & Butter. Can't wait for the Stonecutters Secret Root Beer Soiree.Listed in: Oh, Baby Do You Know What…, Sweet Dreams Are Made Of…, And I Keep Hitting…
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Review from Brook C.
Las Vegas, NV
4/24/2012
I decided to try this place due to the fact that I'm tired of all the breakfast places in the area. My first thought when entering the establishment, was that it was a hole in the wall place with a country feeling of sorts. I LOVE hole in the wall restaurants, as they usually are family owned and offer better food and services then chains.
Upon reading other reviews on Yelp, I decided to go with their Waffle Sandwich. They use REAL egg, not fake or frozen patties. The waffles have a hint of cinnamon. And the gravy that comes with it makes the sandwich. Its HUGE! I could have shared this with my friend. So if your a couple, it'd be a good idea to share and get a pasty for dessert.
Now, on to the pastries. I got a Cinnamon Roll. Usually, Cinnamon rolls are too sweet, too cinnamon-y, and frosting either lacking, or too much. This roll was perfect! The frosting is a very light butter cream. Cinnamon is baked into the bread, not layered between the folds. The flavors blend Oh-So-Well. Its just got a hint of sweet. Perfect for those who dont like sugary treats.
It is expensive for a breakfast place, the the quality makes up for it. Highly recommend. -
Review from Natalyn D.
Henderson, NV
Im being nice by leaving two stars and that's simply because I want to like this place...I visited a while ago when they first opened and was excited to see the business grow but after my visit today I feel the growth might have come too soon...
My husband and I decided to start our nice little staycation with brunch here...what a bad choice...we ordered around 1pm and waited until 1:25 for my waffles with no explanation as to why the wait was so long...when receiving the waffles I didn't realize I ordered toast because they were so crispy...to make matters worse my bacon was limp...
As I'm attempting to convince myself that I enjoy the meal my husband and I hear the girl who works the front ask the two tables near us if they'd like to try any pastries...once again no regard to the fact that we waited quite a while for my meal (my husband finished his meal before I even received mine)...we on the other hand were not offered any pastries to try...
To top off the visit a man working there brought out two plates of waffles because too much were made supposedly and he was then asked by the same girl who discriminated against us with pastries why there were extra and he happened to say they were actually for #57.... Lo and behold that was our number!!!!
What an awful way to start the day...the only saver was the fact that we love the coffee they serve...bummer -
Review from Jen M.
Henderson, NV
3/11/2012
Visited here for the first time this weekend. We were driving home from Soccer at about 11 o'clock on a Saturday morning and on a whim we decided to pull in and see what this place was about. I had never heard of Bread and Butter before, so I really didn't have expectations either way, its a few minutes away from home and I was in the mood for coffee.
It's small, hasn't not too much has changed about the space (there was a bagel place here before). What was really IMPRESSIVE was the friendliness vibe and service orientation of all of the staff. It's rare that you get this type of welcome nowadays, maybe its because it is new, I hope that they don't change this. Just for that, we'll be coming back again.
Now, I'm not sure what the speciality items are here, we ordered a few bagels and coffee. They were good, average bagels, but they didn't have sliced cheddar, that's how I normally have my bagel. Anyway, it's not a bagel place so I don't expect them to have every option.
The place was packed the entire time that we were there, with a steady flow of dine in and take out customers. I think that's a good sign. I saw other tables eating a breakfast pizza that looked and smelled delicious. When we go back the next time we'll give this a try. The cinnamon sticky buns looked good as well.
I'm giving Bread and Butter 4 stars but could update to 5 depending on how the pizza is. -
Review from RL. C.
Las Vegas, NV
2/19/2012 1 Check-in Here
Kudos to Chef Herin!
The waffle sandwhich is literally hands down the BEST breakfast item we've ever had!
We've been twice, and we will be back! -
Review from Westie W.
Kensington, CT
4/10/2012 4 photos
This recently opened bakery/restaurant is owned and operated by a former alumnus of Bouchon. I stopped in one day on my way back to the hotel and picked up a strawberry Danish that we shared in the room. It was different than the traditional Danish, but very tasty. A rating of 3.5 would be most appropriate. I am looking forward to returning for breakfast.
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Review from J. S.
Henderson, NV
2/20/2012
I don't think I've experienced a better bakery.
It's obvious they're still having growing pains, but it's worth it. We've had some long waits, but it's ok. The food has been worth it. The atmosphere is friendly and busy. They apologized for the long wait when we went in for lunch and were very friendly.
We've since been back several times, and each time has been very pleasant.
I can't imagine going to another bakery (sorry Panera, you are oh-so-close to home but why would I visit you again?) now that I've oun
It's not a place to go to if you're in a hurry unless you get the premade items. The items ready to go are still amazingly delicious.
The Cheese Danish is sublime. I always wanted to like cheese danishes but they are far too sweet, this is the best I've had. It's balance is good and not too sweet.
The donuts are great, but too sweet for me. My family loves them and eats them.
The breads are very, very good.
Really, everything is very good. The atmosphere is comfortable and laid back. The staff is friendly and helpful. Even when they are busy if you have questions they stop and make sure everything is answered.
The only thing that isn't tip-top is the coffee. It's definitely good, but it's not anything amazing and doesn't hold the same standard as the pastries and sandwiches. That just means I'd never go there just for a cup of coffee. -
Review from Patti S.
Henderson, NV
4/9/2012
This is an eclectic place to go for breakfast or lunch. It is also a bakery. Some food items are great, others, like their Muffaletta leave a lot to be desired if you are familiar with the original from New Orleans. Service is terrible. If you want to take bakery goods home, order them when you order your sit down food, or you have to stand in the same line all over again. There is only one line, which passes the bakery display cases before you get to where you order your regular food. You have to remember all of the bakery items to order from the register, then a staffer takes the receipt and puts your items in bakery boxes. But, once I ordered a cinnamon raisin bagel and when I got home it was a cinnamon raisin cookie.
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Review from Jennifer Z.
Las Vegas, NV
4/13/2012 2 Check-ins Here
Waffle sandwich best thing ever!
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Review from Rachel S.
I bought my mom, who is a saltine cracker and bread addict, a gift card to this place for Christmas. I had heard this place hyped up on everything from The Weekly to Yelp and it's fairly close to where I live. When I bought the gc, I also picked up a jalapeno bagel which had a strong cumin flavor.
My mom took me to B&B today to try it out. Honestly, I think she was disappointed with how small the menu was and the fact the display case was noticeably sparse, with a lone platter of cinnamon rolls on display on the enclosed counter top. I say this because I included a menu with her gift, and when we got in the car, she said she hoped they had a bigger menu than what was printed. When we got there, she said, "I guess that was the menu." I got the turkey sandwich, she got the eggplant grilled cheese and a tea.
This place charges $4-5 for a hot chocolate... $4 for lemonade. Lemons cost about $.35 each so... what gives?!
There was a self serve counter for bread and jams, which were great, but there was no butter to be found. There was also no more containers to put the jellies in, so I used a couple to go lids as plates.
When the food got to the table, I was happy to see the turkey on my sandwich was legit turkey, not lunch meat. It was very good. My mom said her sandwich wasn't a grilled cheese, it was like hot melitzanosalata with cheese. She seemed disappointed that her sandwich was vegetarian. :( My salad was kinda salty but whatever, the sandwich was good enough.
My mom still has money left on her gift certificate, but I don't think I'll be buying her another. As my mom put it at lunch, "I like value for my dollar and nearly $10 for a vegetarian sandwich is a bit much." If you're looking for great bread, this place has it, but don't expect it to come cheap.Listed in: Just Henderson
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Review from Michelle H.
Las Vegas, NV
3/28/2012
I love this place! My husband and I have been on several occasions and it never disappoints. On my first visit I ordered the breakfast burrito, my husband got the waffle sandwich and we shared a Cinnamon roll. My husbands sandwich and the roll were amazing. My burrito was good, but nothing special. On our next visit we shared the breakfast pizza and a sticky bun, both were great! I also have taken my mom and sister her and they were both fans as well. I always get a drip coffee and it is very tasty as well. We have a 6 mo old baby and this place is great because it's low key enough that I don't worry about her and its not a sit down place so if she acts up we can leave at any time. Love the relaxed atmosphere and the delicious treats!
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Review from Tricia M.
Las Vegas, NV
12/12/2011 6 Check-ins Here
I've been hesitating writing this until I visited a few times for a meal, mainly because this is another Yelp-hyped business.
I have not been there lately and experienced the bad service that Lisa L. had - but Candace C got it right when she said that this is counter service and that it isn't anything outstanding, mainly because they are slammed for business pretty hard. Going during the week early seems to be the best time to go.
The breads are first rate and cheap in comparison to Bon Bread Baking Company, with my husband being a huge fan of their baguettes. However I absolutely hate how they package it for you, it is not car friendly. They put a small amount of paper around the center only, forcing me to get creative and not touch the rest of the bread on the seat of the car. I wish they would package it so the entire loaf was enclosed in paper so I wouldn't have to worry about it on the drive home.
I am not big on sweets but I have tried a bite of the cinnamon roll, which I thought was probably one of the best I have had. The icing on it is not sicking sweet like others I have had. The PB & J brioche is very very dense, good but not something I would actively go out of my way to get again.
Some of the meal fares I have tried:
Chopped Kale Salad - outstanding. With the fruit, almonds and other fresh vegetables, this is my favorite item they serve here.
Ham Sandwich on Pretzel Bread - one of the better sandwiches I have had
Pastrami - prefer to get this sort of sandwich at one of the jewish deli's around town
Bagel Sandwich - my husband likes this but prefers other menu items more. I'm personally not a fan of breakfast sandwiches due to not liking eggs.
I honestly do not think the hype of this place warrants driving across town for. However, since I am in Henderson many times a week, I enjoy going here, and believe it is worth giving a try. -
Review from Regina P.
12/31/2011 1 Check-in Here
Both Earl and I were off last Friday so prior to our journey to SoCal, we stopped by BnB for breakfast. We arrived at 10am ish and we quickly came up with a master plan. I grab the first table open and Earl stands in line. It was that busy. We both wonder, Don't these peeps work? Are they on vacation too?
So anyways, everything looked so delicious. We ordered the egg and ham waffle sandwich, topped with bechamel sauce, as well as the egg and sausage bagel sandwich on a garlic bagel.
The food came out and was beautifully presented with a small side of salad. The rosemary bechamel definitely made the ordinary waffle sandwich into something spectacular. Very filling yet hearty. Yum Yum. as with the bechamel, the garlic bagel made the bagel sandwich. It was crisp on the outside, yet so moist in the inside.
We were happily full prior to our trip. Will definitely be back to try the pastries and other offerings.Listed in: 5-Star Stunna
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Review from Melia S.
1/22/2012 3 Check-ins Here
Bread and Butter, why are you so far from my house? Because if you were any closer, an emergency crew would eventually have to cut me out of my house. B&B is just about everything I want in a breakfast spot and probably everything you want too.
My rating hovers between a 3 and 4, but I'll give this new and independent establishment the benefit of the doubt and bump them up to a four for now. The space is small so can get a little cozy during rush hours, but the service is quick and friendly and the food goes from scratch to plate in a decent amount of time.
I've had the ham & cheese on pretzel bread and the breakfast sandwich with the bechamel sauce- which was essentially a croque madame with scrambled eggs. Of the two I preferred the ham & cheese because that pretzel bread is killer! Soft, chewy and a great twist on the plain old ham & cheese. There was nothing standard about this sandwich and since I'm a horrible creature of habit, I'll likely be getting this next time I go in.
The breakfast sandwich was good, but I didn't love it. The bechamel was a little too much for me, although I did love the rosemary added to it. I can put away some food, but this sandwich was on the verge of being overwhelming-however for the price it was a pretty great deal and all of the ingredients were quality. I haven't tried any of their pastries (and I'm not partial to bagels so the novelty of a red velvet bagel is lost on me), but will definitely be back to take home a box of goodies to sample. I also noticed on their menu that they serve dinner on Wednesdays from 5-8 and I'd definitely be interested to see what they offer in the evening hours! (There's a note that says to call ahead to inquire about dinner.)
They serve Colorado River Roasters coffee which in my book deserves a star on its own for the simple fact that the coffee is roasted (semi) locally. In fact, I'd come back just for the coffee.
I've had great customer service each time I've come-the staff is a little on the young side, so I'm sure there's a learning curve, but I have no complaints! Everyone is friendly and the customer interaction I've witnessed has been personable.
Next time you're in the Henderson area, support this local gem and fill up on a quality, hearty breakfast, lunch or both!
