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    The Bread and Honey House Mesa

    4.4 (223 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 3:00 pm
    Updated 2 weeks ago

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    THE BREAD AND HONEY HOUSE MESA ATMOSPHERE

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    Casual
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    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating

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    Buttery Crepes
    Vicky E.

    Found this place on Yelp while looking for a lunch place to grab a bite to eat. Very casual atmosphere with counter ordering , given a number for your table and they deliver. I ordered the fish tacos and my wife ordered the crepes with berries. Soda and a variety of drinks are in cans/bottles. My wife ordered a coke. Came in a can , no glass or ice. All I wanted was a glass of water. No ice offered. We enjoyed our food. It was good, but not memorable. There was nothing necessarily wrong with it , we just didn't think we'd be going back. Atmosphere was more cafeteria feeling.

    Scott's Chile Relleno Burrito
    Chrissy E.

    Chile Relleno Burrito was pure deliciousness. First time here, will be back to try something else!

    French toast, bacon, and Nutella banana crepes
    Ariel S.

    Found this gem today! This is a cute and simple spot. All the staff were incredibly nice and attentive. You start by ordering your food at the register, and then you get a number to take with you for the table of your choosing. The menu had tons of options from crepes and French toast to traditional breakfast and burgers. Decided to try the French toast with strawberries and the crepes with Nutella and banana. Both were perfectly sweet, with great flavor and generously portioned. The most intriguing menu item I saw was the Horchata flight; flan, strawberry, mocha, and espresso. So good!! The flan horchata was over the top delicious! I'd also like to point out that the mimosa was perfect; lightly orange colored with not too much juice. I will be returning (hopefully sooner than later)

    Avocado Toast
    Stephanie K.

    It just keeps getting better! Today we tried the Breakfast Cubano Sandwich on Sourdough (of course), the chicken fried steak, iced green tea, & horchata. Service was quick and friendly, and the space was inviting, open, and clean. It's was WOW! So delicious. This is a family owned - family ran business - go support local AZ families!

    Saturday morning breakfast...new place for me! Can't wait!
    Jon H.

    We wanted to check out a new breakfast place and this one has been on my list for a bit. There's a few different options I wanted to taste but the Chorizo Omelette won me over for this initial try. It's a small place inside but there are some seating options outside as well. You order at the counter, take a table and they bring to food to you. The service was fast and friendly! I absolutely loved the Chorizo Omelette!! And the portions were good. I also ordered a Mocha iced coffee with a couple espresso shots...also good! On a scale of 1 to 10, I love this little place! Definitely gonna hit it again!

    Biscuit breakfast with extra egg

    Stop in first timer. Place is clean and neat as a pin. Soft music playing and you can also get adult beverages. However I was here for breakfast and coffee. Fast service and very thorough in explaining the menu and answering questions. Totally a hidden gem. Recommend 5000% I'm going to find more reasons to come up this way now

    Crepes with mixed berries
    Monica C.

    On my way back to California stopped in at The bread and honey for breakfast. Amazing food and service. Highly recommend this restaurant.

    BLT
    Daran O.

    The good the bad and the ugly. The BLT itself tasted great, the bacon was the star. Based on the pictures on the website and it being called the Big BLT I had expectations that it would be larger. It's two pieces of basic bread with some bacon, lettuce and tomato. I was expecting much thicker bread and a more substantial sandwich for $15. Toasting the bread longer would have helped the sandwich as well. Fries were nice and crispy, maybe a little too salty, and I love salt. The thing that shocked me the most was the price for a can of coke. I didn't see any pricing and my bad for not asking.... But I figured $2 max.... Nope $4.50 for a single can of coke....i will be back to try a burger or a breakfast menu item and maybe I will see more value for what I'm paying.

    Fish Tacos
    Amanda L.

    Honestly, it's really simple what I look for in a brunch place - can I hear my friends or is the music so loud that i feel like I am at a club? Thankfully, the volume level is normal here and you can enjoy delicious food and actually talk to your friends. You order at the counter and grab a table! The staff is super friendly. I am still thinking about the Horchata Espresso I got from here The crepes I got were delicious and the Horchata Flight we got was amazing!! I'll definitely be back to try more of their menu and maybe an extra order of the Horchata Espresso to go.

    Berry crepe
    Krista P.

    As much as the food was lovely and the ambience was a cute place, there could definitely be some subtle changes that would help: I order a Pinot Grigio for lunch. The server grabbed the already opened bottle from an unrefrigerated cage. The wine was almost orange is was so old. She brought it to me warm, old, and it smelled horrifically like vinegar. The taste was also so bad I had to spit my one sip back into my glass. Thankfully, she did open another bottle for me and it was lovely, however, still room temperature...so I had to ask for a glass of ice. Other than that, the food was delicious.

    French toast
    Ashley W.

    Cute little spot to catch breakfast, we were able to get in and out pretty quick before catching our flight back home. You go up to the counter to order and then it's open sitting available. I got the French toast with berries which was really good.

    Andrea P.

    *important you can only stay for 45min The ambiance is very nice they had cute decor. It is a small yet comfortable setting. They have lots of variety in drinks I truly liked that . Service wise you must order and pay first ! They have a water gallon you can self serve in a cup which is nice! Overall cute place to have breakfast but not a fully hangout spot as you are limited to 45 min!

    Maiko K.

    As soon as we walked in, a sweet young girl greeted, which left a great first impression. I ordered avocado toast and my bf ordered a chicken fried steak First of all, I don't know where they get their bread from but it was soooooo good! Both were well portioned and tasted good. I loved their gravy. This is an absolute hidden gem

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