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    4.0 (78 reviews)
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    Pulled beef
    Rommel A.

    I ordered the Pulled Beef and Truffle Mushroom Egg Toast Sandwiches. I'll say my favorite part of both sandwiches was the bread. Slightly buttery, nice light crunch and lightly toasted. For both sandwiches, the egg was the real star of the show. But not in a good way. The portion was huge and it was cooked really well. It just really lacked flavor. Some salt would have elevated it so much. The brioche bread was also really good. I'm sorry to say but it was just overwhelmingly bland. The Truffle Mushroom smelled really good, the mushrooms had a good bite to it, but it looked better than it tasted. The cheese could have been melted a little longer. The whole sandwich just lacked flavor. The pulled beef was a little better. The beef was actually good, seasoned well, not overcooked and moist, but again, it was overpowered by the bland eggs. To be fair, I could have used the table salt, but the salt shaker looked dirty. I did get up to ask for ketchup and my sandwiches tasted better, but it's also sad knowing that I needed ketchup for a sandwich to taste better. I'm sorry but I left full and unsatisfied. I didn't hate it, but it could have been better.

    Salmon egg toast
    KimChi N.

    We ordered the salmon egg toast It came out pipping hot and fresh. Toast was crispy on the edge and buttery all around. good amount of salmon the sandwich it's a good item for breakfast/brunch and lunch. There's plenty of seats inside and If weather permits you can sit outside. all the staff were friendly. If you need the washroom, you can ask for the code

    Breanna N.

    Experience (3/5 stars): *Food: Hawaiian Luau had egg toast, spam and egg. Salmon Bagel had cream cheese and salmon. Breakfast sandwich was a little sad, looked like a tiny muffin. Everything was okay, nothing special. *Price: overpriced *Service: slow Overall, I'd recommend going elsewhere for breakfast.

    Large mocha
    Gregory J.

    I was early and the young man opened just for me! Not only is the food and coffee amazing, the view is spectacular!

    Spam egg toast
    Denise L.

    Last meal in Vancouver and needed something quick and yummy. Glad I read the reviews on how to find Bread x Butter as it's tucked inside an office building. Heard New Jeans playing and did not put together that their egg toast is Korean inspired until later. Got the spam egg toast with an iced americano. Friend got confused and ordered the bacon egg cheese sandwich, but it came on an english muffin. The bread for the sandwiches was huge, a bit too much bread at the bottom with no filling, but fluffy and nicely toasted. Loved the touch of nori inside the sandwich.

    Some of the outdoor seating
    Charlotte J.

    I ordered the Hawaiian egg toast. The bread, egg and spam were delicious. I would have preferred it without the seaweed, but that's my fault for not noticing that before ordering. It was very filling and I was fueled for a full day of sightseeing! We sat outside and the courtyard space was peaceful and pretty. I felt isolated from the street noise in a little oasis. It was perfect weather to sit outside and enjoy delicious food in a serene space. We even had a little feathered friend to entertain us. As others have noted, it was a little hard to find. We Google mapped it and it brought us to the right building but we couldn't figure out how to get inside of it or where in the building it was. However, I then checked the Yelp posts for direction, and we were able to quickly find it based on Yelpers directions.

    Truffle mushroom egg toast
    Anushka B.

    I visited the Bread x Butter Cafe located in downtown. It's in a hotel lobby pretty hidden from foot traffic. When I went in, they had some special summer drinks so we tried their coconut matcha and another drink which had aloe, orange juice, soda, and a shot of espresso. I couldn't taste the coconut in the matcha and the other drink (can't remember the name) was very bitter. We thought that the combination of the ingredients would go well together but it did not. For food, I got their famous truffle mushroom egg toast. It was pretty cheesy and good but lacked flavour. I wasn't sure what the hype was but the aesthetics were good! The other thing we got was their mushroom toast, which was served cold to us and was just a slice of bread with mushroom, salt, pepper, and cream cheese. The service was ok, they were quick to take our order and didn't take much time to get the order ready. Wouldn't say they were the friendliest. Haven't tried their Burnaby location yet!!

    My photo does not do the size of these orders justice.
    Jennifer H.

    Cute place, kind service, good food! Many thanks to the previous Yelpers who described how to find this place because it was definitely hard to find. Glad there was a mini-sandwich board outside and that my partner spotted it entering from the Hornby entrance. The cafe faces the Bill Reid Gallery of Coast Art. I got the Avocado Me egg toast, a side salad, and a London Fog. I was impressed with the amount of egg, and I appreciated the fluffy toast. It looked difficult to eat, but it was constructed well, and I had no trouble at all. The side salad was also significant, which I was quite happy about because it's hard to eat enough vegetables while traveling. It included mixed greens, beets, carrots, cucumber, and celery topped with a vinaigrette. The London Fog was also quite lovely--the perfect amount of foam and sweetener for my taste. It is a little pricey for what it is, but this cafe is my type of place and I'm on vacation.

    udon with salmon roe
    James A.

    Located inside a big office building in downtown Vancouver, Bread & Butter Cafe serves large breakfast sandwiches at high prices for the brunch crowd on weekends. We stopped by for lunch on a Saturday, and as the other reviews said, it's a bit hard to find. You just have to enter the office building and then follow the noise. There is standard cafeteria type seating, and it was getting pretty full by the time we arrived. It's very casual, where you look at the menu postered on the counter. You order and pay first, find a seat, and the food will be delivered to you. You can get water in plastic cups if you ask for it. Two of us ordered egg breakfast sandwiches ($11), while two of us ordered the udon specials ($14). I got the udon mixed with salmon roe and furikake, and I didn't care for the combination. The other was udon mixed in with bulgogi. Both were topped off with a overeasy egg. The sandwiches had plenty of scrambled egg, and the brioche egg bun was thick and expertly grilled. But the ingredients didn't seem like it was top notch, and everything was put together a bit haphazardly. It definitely gave off cafeteria, mass produced food vibes. The menu is definitely large, but wouldn't really want anything else on the menu. It's a kinda place where it would fit as a courthouse cafe, where jurors and professionals would eat their lunch while continuing their trial...you take advantage of the food because you have to be there, but wouldn't come there just for the food. I thought the food was just OK and the service was average.

    Avocado-Me Brioche loaf, fresh avocado, scramble eggs, cheddar, kewpie mayo. Yummy
    Nami N.

    I was staying in DT Vancouver and the breakfast at the hotel was too large, so I was looking for a place where I could easily get toast and a cappuccino. I luckily found this place within 5 minutes walking from my hotel. However, I didn't check the location carefully and ended up passing by the store. *Located inside the "Cathedral Place Building". There is another coffee shop on the right when you enter but keep walk straight, you'll reach this place. I had decided to order bread and butter, but the staff was kind, so I changed order "Avocado me" and (L) Almond milk latte. There is space where you can eat inside the store. The courtyard of the building that can be seen from the window is wonderful. Avocado-Me is Brioche loaf, fresh avocado, scramble eggs, cheddar and kewpie mayo. Avocado me was warm and delicious. If you are tired of hotel breakfast, you may want to come here.

    Eggs with bacon. Just what the doctor ordered
    Lawrence C.

    Comfortingly warm breakfast on a cold morning Had the fried eggs with bacon and some fruit.

    Hawaiian Luau Egg Toast ($13.65)
    Jennifer H.

    We got the Hawaiian Luau Egg Toast ($13.65) for takeout. It was so big that my bf and I were able to split it. It had a large amount of egg and also had spam, seaweed, and cheese. I don't like mayo, but the mayo amount was very light. The flavors meshed so well together and kinda reminded me of eating a spam musubi! It came out piping hot and was the perfect breakfast!

    Turkey cranberry sandwich

    Avoid this place at any cost. I ordered a "turkey cranberry sandwich and the thing has no ingredients, it's a joke yet the cashier has the audacity to stare at the tablet to make sure you leave a tip

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    Cute little spot to grab a surprisingly good breakfast or lunch and yummy coffee. We came twice which here visiting.

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    Great breakfast, fast, calming environment. Just visiting but will be on my breakfast lift for next time for sure.

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    Tasty!! We just got…read moreoff of a cruise and were looking for somewhere close for breakfast and stumbled across this place near our hotel. We were having gorgeous weather in Vancouver so we decided to eat on the covered patio. The place is pretty cozy, but was only moderately busy when we went. They have a pretty good menu with lots a Benedict's and a build your own breakfast option that seemed pretty nice. I took the recommendation from our server and got the bacon benny. It did not disappoint. I think I have recently discovered that I love poached eggs and these were perfect. The yolk was nice and runny and the white was firm but not hard. I like to cut in to my egg and have it run down and get messy on the plate. The hollandaise was excellent. So many breakfast places will serve it broken, but not here. It had the perfect amount of lemon, butter ratio for my taste and I really enjoyed it. The bacon was good, not to salty, and the english muffin was, well, an English muffin from a package that they toasted and out on the plate. I did splurge and paid the extra dollar for the truffle potatoes and they were very good. I love truffle oil on potatoes so I am a sucker for it whenever its on a menu. You just cant mess it up. Fried potatoes, truffle oil, and a lemon squeeze to bring it all together. My wife got the brunch burger and she loved it. It was a messy breakfast burger that a lot of places have but this one was done right. A poached oozy egg, on a burger patty with american cheese, the best burger cheese in my opinion, bacon, hollandaise and arugula on a brioche bun! It came with tater tots and they were nice and crispy just like she likes them. Well, why didn't I give it five stars you may be asking? Great question. Here it is, each plate came with a side that was just awful. Mine had some "fresh" fruit that nearly made me laugh. It consisted of the saddest, limpest piece of watermelon I have ever seen this side of a trash can. I also had an old crusty orange wedge and a single grape. My wife got a slimy side salad that I think was holding on for dear life. Both, we deemed inedible and moved on immediately. I think there is a rule, or at least there should be one, in restaurants that if you wouldn't eat it then don't serve it. There might be another one that says if you eat rotten food maybe get a different job and see rule one. Overall, we liked the place and would go back. We would just avoid the salads and fresh fruit and stick to the food they cook.

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