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Walking into Bread and Butter felt like I was transported from a big Western city to a grandmother's kitchen in Germany. This place is cozy, clean, the décor is humble and old fashioned- wooden tables, embroidery print wallpaper, antique pieces around the place, lace curtains etc. They have a nice indoor area including window seats and an outdoor patio. The staff here is warm and hospitable and have a passion for what they're doing. This place is more cafeteria style and does not have waiter service.
Bread and Butter offers inexpensive delicious home-style dishes that will make your tastebuds dance! Besides their famous schnitzel, they have: deli plates ($7-$8), breakfasts (under $6), sandwiches (under $8), a variety of homemade hot dishes ($8.49), soups and salads etc. They also have a nice selection of sweets that go well with their espresso beverages. The owner told me that they use his grandmother's recipes for the sweets from back home.
My favorites:
Luck's deluxe schnitzel sandwich ($7.15) - Gigantic piece of tender schnitzel wrapped in a thin layer of crispy breading sandwiched between your choice of plain or onion bun with bacon and cheese. You can also choose your toppings such as pickles, hot peppers, sauerkraut etc. The sandwich is fresh and yum!
Potato soup ($3.15) - Sounds like nothing special but perhaps the best potato soup ever! Fresh ingredients, flavorful base, some veggies and chunks of buttery perfectly cooked potatoes that will make you crave for more.
The sweets- I love them all. My favorites are: custard slice ($2.25), hazelnut cake ($4.15), chocolate rum balls ($1.99), and chocolate walnut cake ($4.15). You get a generous amount and once again, fresh! Savoring their sweets with their latte is a heavenly way to end the meal here.
I highly recommend Bread and Butter!
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