I have been to Butters a couple of times since my previous review. I think it is important to mention that the lines here really are long on weekends and holidays. Expect to wait a while with a buzzer to notify you when a table is ready.
They move patrons through pretty rapidly and the service is very efficient. Despite the rush, our waitstaff has always been very attentive and never hurried us through our meal. The food on the other hand does seem to be a bit rushed sometimes, though I can't say I blame them given the demand and long lines of patrons. Although the food is good (despite the seemingly hurried preparation) it is not worth waiting 40+ minutes for it in my opinion.
The grits are standard fare, the pancakes are good but nowhere near the best I've had. The stuffed french toast tends to be on the soggy side. The smoothies are really quite good, especially the strawberry one. The omelettes are kind of hit or miss. Sometimes the ingredients are distributed poorly and you get a super cheesy area while the rest of the omelette is packed with onions or peppers. It may largely depend on who is in the kitchen that day or how rushed they are, but I like my omelettes to be packed with ingredients that are up in each other's business.
The Mexican Egg Burrito is pretty good and filling if you are hungry, but again nothing to write home about. I have tried it with both chorizo sausage and plain sausage and either way it seems to taste about the same. Maybe it's just me. If you like your fiod smothered in chile sauce then I highly recommend the Eggs Verde.
Some of Butters' best items are their fresh squeezed OJ, their fresh smoothies, and their delicious coffee. Their hashbrowns are pretty solid too, and if you want a good filling meal then the omelettes are not a bad way to go but make sure the cook really tosses the ingredients before wrapping everything up! I also highly recommend their benedicts as they are very tasty.