The Bread And Honey House Arcadia

Great food and great service. The Staff was very attentive in brining out dishes to our group (over 15 people).

It has been a while since a food dish blew me away...still thinking about it

Ma and I explored Arcadia this week. The first stop was breakfast. I had heard about the Spot and was thinking about that for lunch or even OHSO right across the street. After reading rave reviews about @thebreadandhoneyhousearcadia we were eager to try it.

To be honest, I was judgmental when I first walked in. I was a bit disappointed to find that it's not very big, doesn't have any outdoor patio, and is quick service. Wow, that's my fault for judging a book by its cover.

My mom loves anything chile relleno, so she ordered the chile relleno breakfast burrito. The sauce was a rich flavor that elevated the already delicious burrito. We were both so happily surprised, but the showstopper was my Cubano Breakfast Sandwich! Oh my goodness. It was to die for. Between sourdough was tender carnitas, ham, Swiss, pickles, and an over hard egg, but what put it over the edge was the honey mustard aioli! My mouth is watering just thinking about it. It was so good. I really wasn't that hungry and didn't even touch the included fries, but I could not stop eating the sandwich. Seriously, it's worth the trip to Arcadia.

I love the surprise of biting into something with a burst of flavor that you weren't expecting.

While in Phoenix, we wanted a delicious breakfast spot before heading to the airport. We found this little spot. Parking is a bit challenging, as it's a small lot.

The menu has some great options and we had a hard time choosing. You order and pay at the counter, so grab a spot and then head to the counter to order.

The California Breakfast Burrito was so delicious and big enough to share or have leftovers. The fire toasted salsa gives a little kick and adds wonderful flavor. You can even build your own burrito if you're not finding what you like. The carnitas omelette comes with corn tortillas and roasted potatoes. The combo is great! We did also try the Nutella and banana waffle. This was a little disappointing. The waffle was chewy, not fluffy and crispy like I generally like them. Also, the chocolate that was on the waffle appeared and tasted more like chocolate syrup rather than Nutella. Not sure if they ran out but and were substituting. Other pictures I looked at on yelp seemed like Nutella was used. We asked for bananas on the side but normally they come right on the waffles.

My iced oat milk vanilla latte was excellent.

Overall a wonderful spot to check out if I the area. Chill atmosphere and great playlist and helpful and welcoming staff

Good food and drinks. Service was on par also- a rarity these days.

Line up to order, then grab a table. No table service.

Nice atmosphere, food was not up to par.
How can you make Avocado toast bad? Don't season anything.
Chilaquiles were so spicy after two bites I couldn't taste anything for an hour. Too bad it had a nice flavor, just too spicy. Coming from someone who eats peppers with everything and has had chilaquiles made from leftover salsa cups and stale Doritos to made from scratch tortillas with homemade salsa and a hundred different variations in between. This was just way too spicy.
I did confuse two different bad experiences both on the same trip.

Enjoyed an early brunch here with friends, and boy was this place packed with hungry people. After trying their food, I now know why. Tried the chilaquiles which was super flavorful and a big fish that is plenty for 2. Be aware the restaurant is small and you line up and order first, so if you're a big group try getting there early.
Will be back for sure.

Cute little spot. Enjoyed the food. Great customer service. We had their famous chilaquiles and they were delicious. As well as, waffles and French toast! I do recommend this place if you're in the area.

Such a cute spot! I had their Paloma and their Cuban sandwich and they were both delicious! The staff was really kind, great service :)

Met a friend here for a late lunch. Parking is limited, but fortunately, we were both able to find two open spots. Coming after the rush also helped.

There were a few patrons, but The Bread and Honey House wasn't very busy when we arrived. The space is open and bright. There's a beautiful mural on the left wall which adds charm to the space.

The gentleman behind the counter greeted us and took our order. My friend ordered their famous chilaquiles and I went with the Scott's chile relleno burrito. We also got their coffee drink special at the time. I believe it was a horchata latte.

The chilaquiles and burrito were both excellent! I can definitely see why the chilaquiles is one of if not their best seller. It was very flavorful. If I order it next time, I would add extra eggs for more protein. The burrito came stuffed with eggs and chile relleno. It was very filling. The drink was good, but a little too sweet for our liking.

Would recommend The Bread and Honey House for breakfast or lunch!

Love love love!! The overall first visit was quite pleasant. This place is kind of hidden & isn't really big, but had a good amount of parking!! We were seated right away & the staff were quick to deliver our food. My friend & I arrived a little after opening time so it was not busy until the time we left, which was about an hour in. I got the El Hefty which did the trick at getting me full! A satisfied full. Their potatoes are so yum!! Very herby. Their Flight is a must. Most if not all, were on the sweeter side but I loved every flavor. 10/10 will be back!!