Bacon & Butter

This spot has a wonderful atmosphere, amazing food and overall it was the perfect breakfast, lunch or brunch place for anyone. We just stopped by looking for some fresh farm to table food and this place definitely did not disappoint. They actually don’t even have any freezers on site. Even though it was super busy we got seated quickly and all the food came out quickly and with no mistakes. Our server was super kind and the place had a very homey and sustainable vibe. Their “checks books” are vintage books which was a super clever way to repurpose them. To start we got the biscuits and gravy and to be honest I still dream about it. The poached eggs were literally perfect and the perfect consistency, the biscuits weren’t soggy but actually flaky and buttery and the gravy was perfectly seasoned and comforting. As a main course I opted for the burger which looked phenomenal and tasted pretty good. The bacon had a good crisp and the meat tasted super fresh. The potatoes that came with it were also perfectly crispy on the outside and soft and pillowy on the inside. Towards the end of our meal our server gave us two complimentary desserts, the sweet biscuit and the bacon chocolate chip cookie. The biscuit (like everything) was so delicious my mouth is watering just thinking about it, it had such a unique taste and a perfect combination of sweet and salty. Overall I would definitely go back to this place if I lived in the area, definitely check it out if you have a chance!

Went on a weekday morning and the restaurant was pretty busy. Waited about 20 min for a table. Tried the pancakes with real Wisconsin maple syrup and I have to say, it was a real treat. Loved it and enjoy it immensely. Service was great despite how busy it was. We got our waters and coffee refilled. Would definitely return to try the other items on the menu!

Had to wait but totally worth it! We had the bacon chocolate chip cookie which is served warm, delicious! We had the chicken and waffles, grilled cheese Benedict and a red velvet pancake with Nutella. Everything was amazing! Especially loved my pancake! 🤤 Service was attentive and amazing despite the crowd. Definitely will return to try other things!

Just moved into the neighborhood and my partner said this was one of the go to spots in Tahoe Park. He said we have to arrive early to beat the morning rush. I thought he was kidding and he wasn’t. We got there at 7:55am on a Sunday and there was a line already forming! When I saw this, I knew the food was going to be soo good! The service was great and the staff was friendly. I got the grilled cheese Benedict with fruit and it was delicious. If you are ever in Tahoe Park, please come here and try it out

There is a line, so you can check in beforehand to get a spot ready. Once you are near the top, you'll want to be by the door as they call the names of the parties and you need all of your members to be sat. The food is absolutely delicious and was a fantastic lunch. I enjoyed that the B&B Burger has cheese dripping all around the burger so it was a cascade of cheese.

Came here for brunch with a group of friends and absolutely loved the food! It was too hard to decide what to order so my wife and I split 3 entrees (eggs benedict, omelet, and burger). The burger was super juicy and the grilled cheese benedict was super cheesy and unique. Our friends got the chicken & waffles and the biscuits and gravy (amazing gravy!), which we were lucky enough to try as well.

This was an awesome find. The food was awesome, the service was great. The wait was a little long, but well worth it. We will return and Highly recommend.

The food was so good. The French toast was our absolute favorite. Everything was top-notch. Can't wait to go back soon...

Food was GREAT! I have been searching for a place like this. Second time going today and it did not disappoint. There is usually a wait time but isn't that a good sign..!? Definitely recommend!

Finally had a chance to try Bacon & Butter! We made attempts in the past, but the long wait (with kids) was not ideal. Lol. This time around w/o kids, arrived at 10am on a Sunday and was seated around 10:45. We ordered the kitchen sink, chicken&waffle, and the banana cream waffle. The kitchen sink was our favorite. Seasoned well and comforting! Chicken & waffle came with boneless fried chicken pieces and a sturdy waffle. I personally could have used a tad more salt on the fried chicken, but still tasty and juicy. The banana cream waffle was really good. A thick waffle topped with a fresh banana and the perfect amount of custardy cream, shredded coconut, whipped cream and Nutella drizzle. While I'm not a huge nutella fan, it balanced everything out perfectly! This dish also came with a side of syrup, but i found it unnecessary. Service was good - friendly and attentive :). Overall, we enjoyed our experience and will be returning. Just plan for a wait if you arrive during prime weekend brunch hours!

My boyfriend and I went for brunch the other day, and as usual, there was a wait. However, today we really noticed how inattentive the front staff were. I went to put my name on the waitlist, and the female hostess told me to wait outside, saying she would come out to add me to the list. She took close to 10 minutes to do so, spending that time chatting with the other staff, before finally coming outside. Once seated, we placed our orders. My boyfriend went with his usual Cali Burrito, while I decided to try something new. I was in the mood for the biscuit, bacon, and gravy dish. When our server brought out the food, I looked at my plate and thought, "Wow, this biscuit is completely drenched in gravy, along with the bacon. It looks more like a soup than anything else." Gone were the crispy bacon and the biscuit I had been craving--everything was soggy. My boyfriend looked at it and had the same reaction. It was definitely not appetizing. For some context, my boyfriend and I enjoy food from all kinds of places, from hole-in-the-wall spots to Michelin-rated/worthy restaurants. For us, the quality of the food is the most important factor, and service and ambiance come secondary to a well-cooked meal. When our server returned to check on us, my boyfriend mentioned that I wasn't happy with my food because it wasn't what I had expected. I decided to order the pancakes instead--reliable as always. The owner personally brought my new dish to the table. But what he did while placing it in front of me was on an entirely different level. The owner then proceeded to tell us--mostly addressing my boyfriend--that he had taken a loss on the dish I returned, specifically because of the cost of the bacon. First of all, we had never encountered anything like this at any establishment, and to be approached by the owner about it? Who does that, and why? He explained that his goal was to inform us about the situation and see if we might somehow accommodate the loss--seemingly hoping we'd cover at least half the cost of the dish. My boyfriend expressed his disappointment in how the owner chose to handle this and offered some suggestions for a better approach. One suggestion was to place a sign on the menu or somewhere in the restaurant stating that if a customer doesn't like a dish, they'll still be charged regardless of whether the dish is returned. Another idea was to include a detailed description of the dish on the menu. Lastly, my boyfriend suggested ensuring the server provides a description of the dish to the customer, especially when it differs from the usual preparation. I could go on and on about everything the owner said, but for the sake of brevity, I'll stick to the key points: The customer is always right. If the owner is the one confronting the customer, that's a problem. Doing business comes with costs, and sometimes, customers might not be happy with their dish--that's just how it is. What restaurant owner wouldn't want a happy customer? When the owner feels compelled to approach a customer due to a financial loss over bacon, it raises questions. Oh, and I can't forget this: The owner came back a second time and asked my boyfriend, "Were you threatening me when you said, 'What do you want to do about this?'" After a moment of shock, my boyfriend replied, "No, I was genuinely asking what you wanted us to do." Neither of us, together or individually, have ever encountered such an experience in all our years of dining as foodies. We were not only disappointed but shocked, and my boyfriend told the owner how he had ruined our experience. Context: We've enjoyed meals here many times before, but this was a first--and it will definitely be our last.

Been stuffing my face at Bacon & Butter since leaving NYC many years ago, but 2 recent poor experiences with queueing have put me off going again. The latest visit included a 1h20m delay between starting to queue to put my name on the wait list and sitting down. It took 20 minutes from speaking to a greeter outside before receiving a text to say we were on the waiting list. Then there was an hour waiting outside with the dozens of other people. Then you get a text to go wait at another separate queue where we watched multiple people who arrived after us get called to sit down before us. Note to Bacon & Butter--don't do this, it infuriates people who have to wait longer. Meanwhile, people get called multiple times but don't show up, only to be yelled for again and again, then finally they'll drift up 10-15 late and still be sat before guests already waiting eagerly right there. It seems like an overly fussy yet sloppy system just to get in the door. The older white male staff member calling people's names may sound friendly but is blunt and rather patronising when speaking to in person. All very annoying. On our last visit we arrived super early as we had a funeral to attend afterwards. When we finally got to sit inside we had less than an hour to order, await food, eat, pay, and get to the funeral. Thankfully our server made it all happen somehow which we were very grateful for, but we literally sat, ate, and left within 15 minutes. I may have enjoyed my food if I didn't need to inhale it! Surprised to know this place had any Michelin attention. Maybe they were assessed on a day where there wasn't nearly an hour and a half wait, but surely this is a dealbreaker for us non-Michelin paying customers?! I could gather the ingredients, cook, and eat the same food in that same time we waited. One redeeming feature of the long wait was being able to get coffee from inside to tide you over outside, plus moaning with other guests helped pass the time too. Inside is admittedly cute. The food is good but not worth the frustrating multi-stage queuing saga. I noticed they use Costco oat milk which is gross. Like this review, it's so slow and long-winded there, why not make Bacon & Butter reservations only?! Anyway, we're looking for another brunch spot in Sacramento so we don't have such a stressful brunch next time, any recommendations?

Came to Bacon & Butter for brunch and overall, we really enjoyed it! My friend recommended we come by 10 otherwise we'd have no chance with the wait. She wasn't wrong. We still had a 1 hour wait arriving at 10, and that's generally too long for me regardless. Having said that, it gave us ample time to peruse the menu beforehand and there were definitely dishes that stood out to us like the biscuit sammies, the kitchen sink, and the apple cinnamon pancakes which is exactly what we ordered. I also threw in a bacon chocolate chip cookie because why not? Plates are generous here at Bacon & Butter! It's very easy to eat your way into a coma because it all tasted pretty dang good! I really enjoyed the fluffiness of my biscuit and the cheese with its crispy skirt? Chef's kiss, for sure! I did think they could have done a better job sorting through my side of fruit...some of the items looked past their prime, but I guess that's a small thing in the grand scheme of the experience.

I can tell why everyone loves it here! FOOD: The food was delicious. We ordered waffles, biscuits, bacon, side of fruit, potatoes, hot apple cider and orange juice. The biscuits were my favorite of all, they come with homemade jam and butter. The biscuits are cooked to perfection, flaky and buttery! I also got a side of the gravy which was amazing. Everything else was really good and great quality. My only complaint is the fruit did not seem fresh. SERVICE: Our waiter Samin was really nice and personable. AMBIANCE: Cute, simple place! I think the flowers on the street sign are adorable and I love the front patio! KID FRIENDLY? Yes but with a caveat. They have high chairs but no kids menu. However, the food is simple enough to modify for kids. My two kids shared one waffle meal. Also, the wait times can be long so be mindful of that if you have busy toddlers. OVERALL, will I be back? Yes, I can't get those biscuits out of my mind!

I've heard about this place for years - but its on the opposite side of town for me, and not not particularly easy to get to - plus, I've heard there's typically a sizable wait... so, being human, not crazy about driving across town early in the morning to wait in a long line to eat when my stomach is growling. I jumped at the chance to go when a friend invited me to meet her and a friend. I just needed a little nudge! I used GPS, but it really wasn't too hard to find and also pretty easy access to the freeway... and... the wait wasn't long at all. So far, so good! The menu had several creative options... enough that I had a tough time deciding. I do my best to keep the carb count down and that's always a struggle with most breakfast menus - this one being no different - but not a fault on their part. The high carb options were just so tempting! I behaved for the most part and had chorizo omelette. My friend had a sausage sandwich and also ordered the banana creme waffle to share. Her friend ordered the avocado toast. Everything was well presented and had good sized portions. The chorizo omelette was different than I expected... only because I have chorizo at home on a regular basis and make it differently. It was very good, just different. My friends loved their dishes as well. I look forward to trying other items on the menu - I'll admit I had a touch of "order envy" after seeing some of the other things people ordered. I think the Grilled Cheese Eggs Benedict is next up... and... I just needed to decide ahead of time that I'm going to have a "cheat day" on the whole carbs thing. It'll be worth it.

I don't get the hype... With a name like this, you expect a delicious meal. Ours was very hit & miss. It's a popular spot, so the wait time and parking are an issue too. We ordered a variety of items, and only a few were hits. The good: the burger, chicken & waffles, and the fruit plate (good variety, not just cheap basic melon). The misses: potatoes (how can a brunch spot not know how to make potatoes?! They need flavor!), grilled cheese Benedict (this was ok- perfectly poached eggs, but the grilled cheese was only partially edible as so much of the thick bread was burned too crisp to eat), and the donut holes (this took a long time, they were cold and stale, and they appeared magically after a staff member walked through the restaurant with a box of donuts....) I've tried it several times, and it never impressed. With so many great brunch spots in town..... I'll be headed elsewhere.

Came here on a Sunday morning at 10am. There were 3 of us and the wait was about 30 minutes. There were lots of people waiting to be seated by the time we left. They open at 8am so if you're ambitious enough, get here early! We got the famous kitchen sink with over easy eggs, the apple pie french toast, the banana bread pudding, the grilled cheese Benedict, the pineapple upside down donut and a side of bacon. I'm usually a savory gal, but surprisingly my favorite was the apple pie French toast. It was moist, flavorful and just the perfect amount of sweetness. I think the house made whip sold it because that added a nice creamy element. A must-get is the kitchen sink. The herby potatoes and thick pieces of pork belly (or what they call lardon), is simply perfection - a bowl of comfort!! A great spot for brunch with the girls and/or date. If this place has been on your list, be sure to cross it off soon!

Wow. I was getting a little discouraged that the long wait would not be worth the wait but I was so wrong! I was so impressed with the French toast. I will be going back for sure. Service was great despite them being very busy. Parking is limited.

If you're looking for a breakfast spot that will make your taste buds dance, look no further than Bacon & Butter. My recent visit left me with a full belly and a happy heart. The Order: Biscuit sandwich with a side of bacon gravy, Chicken & waffle The Experience: Let's start with the biscuit sandwich. Oh, what a delight! The biscuit was fluffy and buttery, and the bacon gravy was the stuff of dreams. The potatoes that came with it were decent, but honestly, they were just the supporting act to the main star. No complaints here! Now, onto the chicken & waffle. The chicken was cooked to perfection--crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside. The persimmon and pomegranate syrup was a surprising twist that added a burst of flavor. However, the waffle itself was just okay. It didn't quite live up to the high standards set by the rest of the meal. The Wish: If there's one thing I wish Bacon & Butter would add to their menu, it's a chicken biscuit sandwich with that heavenly bacon gravy. Seriously, chef's kiss! The Wait: Yes, there was a line outside to check in, and it looked a bit daunting at first. But don't let that scare you away. The wait wasn't too bad, and once we got to the front, we were seated at the bar, which was a nice touch. The Service: The service was top-notch. Friendly, attentive, and efficient--everything you could ask for. The Verdict: Would I return? Absolutely! There's so much more on the menu that I can't wait to try. Bacon & Butter, you've won a loyal customer in me. If you're in the mood for a breakfast adventure, give Bacon & Butter a try. You won't be disappointed!

We were expecting to have a long wait time but we were able to get seated right away! (Come early) There are booths and tables to be seated at but there is also a bar seating area. The host was great and was extremely welcoming! We ordered the Cali burrito with a side of country potatoes, biscuits and gravy, and the apple pie french toast. Each dish was amazing! I loved the extra touch of the fried sage on the biscuits and gravy; it really added texture and tied the dish together. I know some of the items on the menu rotate as some of it is seasonal, it makes a great reason to come back!

I've been wanting to come here for a while after friends gave the place really good reviews. I ordered the burger and it was excellent. The bun was fresh, buttery, soft and springy (but not mushy). The burger was nicely cooked. The seasoning and sauce was tasty. The potatoes were crispy on the outside, but soft in the middle. Service was friendly and efficient. I'll definitely be coming back.

The Food was Amazing AGAIN! The restaurant has a cool vibe and they were playing some fun Motown music. Our server Jordan was super friendly. Our food was out so quick! It was our second time here and everything just as good as the first time. They did not disappoint.

Brought my friends here for brunch this past Saturday! We all loved it! It was raining so we waited in the car until we got a text for our table. It took a while but the food was forsure worth it. We ordered a kitchen sink and a persimmon chicken and waffles to share and they were both so yummy!!! The kitchen sink caramelized onions honestly put the dish over the top. Will forsure order that again. Vibe is just a regular brunch spot, but everyone there knows it's the best breakfast spot in sac.

The thousands of yelp reviews and the michelin guide brought me here, and in the end, it was actually a really disappointing experience. I don't understand the hype. What I ordered: sausage sandwich w/ fruit, sausage sandwich with potatoes, and coffee. Overall: Did anyone notice how small the coffee cup is? Not only was it smaller than a regular mug, there were also no refills for $4.50 (is this because of the coffee shortage????). Both sandwiches had a cheddar melt, which started off okay, but as they cooled, the cheese became a plastic goop. I had two small pieces of bacon and had to spend the rest of the time digging through the cheese to find the bits of bacon. The potatoes were alright. Overall, I can't justify coming back to pay $24-$25 for a biscuit sandwich after tips and taxes. what a bummer. Suggestion to deal with the wait time: Put your name down and go to Corti Brothers (3 min drive or 20 min walk). I notice the business owners responds to all the reviews, no need to comment on mine, I'm just a girl.

Reminiscent of small town diner but left more to be desired. Everything was good but not award winning as their website dictates. My initial bacon was overcooked, but they second bacon was better. Biggest complaint was wait time once seated before anyone spoke to me seated at the bar.

Upon arrival, there was a line out the door. We put our name down for 2 & only had to wait about 15 minutes, which wasn't too bad as they were really busy. The ambiance inside was pretty lively and the decor was cute. When we were sat, it didn't take us long before we figured out what we wanted to order. I decided on the Grilled Cheese Benedict with the bacon on the side & my mom ordered the Biscuits & Gravy with the bacon on the side as well. It took a really long time for our food to arrive, which was understandable since it was busy. However, our food came lukewarm. We definitely could tell it had been sitting in the window for a very long time. It took way too long for our server to come back & check in on us, so we just began eating more since we were starving. The food itself was amazing! We just wish we had the opportunity to enjoy it nice & hot. Overall, we really enjoyed the food & how flavorful it was. It was very filling & we could only finish half of our meals. We'll be back to try more options, just hope our food will actually be hot next time!

Holy moly. What an amazing brunch place. Went twice in 48 hours! Your wait can vary because it is sooo popular. Parking lot but also neighborhood parking available. Loved the breakfast sandwich. Caramelized onions in it wow!!! And the Kitchen Sink was rich and amazing. Gotta get those donut holes --- the best! And a guava mimosa is a must!!!

Weekend breakfast adventures brought us to this well known gem for our first time. First tip is try to get here early or see about making reservations as this place gets packed. We arrived at 11 am, were 24th on the list and were sat by 1 pm. The staff was friendly and willing to make recommendations, very attentive to refills and just great overall. I was recommended into trying the pear and blackberry mimosas. Oh yeah they have a wide variety of flavors ever changing. For my breakfast I got the Apple Pie French Toast with a side of bacon and fresh fruit, OMG it was phenomenal. The fresh fruit, was the most elaborate I've seen. It had peach,mpear, grapes, watermelon, apple, and all of it was FRESH! The Apple Pie French Toast, was so sweet and buttery! The bacon complimented it being too sweet, so would recommend adding that as a side. It was a nice portion of bacon too, and not chewy which makes me so happy. I will for sure bring family and friends for a visit!

The biscuits and gravy at Bacon and Butter are INSANE! I'm still dreaming about them. The biscuits are perfectly flaky and buttery, and that gravy... oh my goodness. Easily some of the best B&G I've ever had in my life, and I don't say that lightly! Already planning my next visit because I need these in my life again. If you're debating whether to try this place - just go. Your taste buds will thank you. Trust me on this one! Pro tip: They're always busy for good reason, but these biscuits are worth the wait. Knocking one start because you can't do a yelp live wait checkin

What more really needs to be said about such a Sacramento staple. If you know, you know to get there at about 7:45 to claim your place in line for when they open the doors at 8:00. Your entire party must be with you in order to be seated. Order anything that sounds good- it will all be good. This simple diner focuses on the food.

Bacon and Butter... what can I say except are there two things better? My cousin came to town to visit me for my birthday and we decided that this was gonna be the place. We got there Saturday morning around 9:30am, we put our name in the list, they asked if we wanted a table or first available and of course we chose first available (who wouldn't?). As it was pretty chilly we waited in the car. We had about a twenty minute wait. We got our text and headed to wait in the line to be let in. We were seated at the bar and our handsome waiter (I can't remember his name I was too busy appreciating his beard) took our order. Every thought of what I wanted went out of my head as I watched a grilled cheese Benedict get delivered to the couple next to us. Both my cousin and I ordered a coffee with butterscotch liqueur in it (AMAZING). We also both ordered the Grilled Cheese Benedict I got a side of gravy to drown my potatoes in and we shared a side salad. The food was top tier and I 10/10 recommend this place. The aesthetic was very cute, I love that they brought the check in a book that you can write in. We never felt rushed even though they were packed. Our waiter was attentive and fun!! All in all I'd definitely go back. PS It had a nice price point as well. For the two of us (with adult beverages) it was around 70 bucks with tip! I would spend this every Saturday but for a birthday brunch, it wasn't bad at all!!

I was looking for a breakfast spot that opened early. This place was located in a neighborhood, but it gets packed. Be ready to wait for a table. But the wait is worth it. They have a parking lot which is awesome. They have cool murals on the sids of the building. Great for taking pictures with. You put your name on a list then wait to be texted. Then you stand in a different line when you get the text. Lastly you wait for your name to be called. An outside table was available and we agreed to take it. It was a beautiful day out. After walking inside to use the bathroom I am glad we sat outside. It felt a bit dark and crowded inside. I vote for more outdoor seating. Everyone was helpful and the food was delish. We ordered pancakes, doughnut holes, bacon chocolate chip cookie, french toast and a platter of bacon. I suggest you order a platter of bacon if 2 or more will be eating it. I enjoyed it all. I would definitely go back to try out a waffle and one of their cool named drinks.

Went here with my mom to have breakfast. I ordered the egg, bacon, cheese with caramelized onions biscuit sandwich. Mom ordered a cinnamon roll. The food was delicious. Staff was nice. Place was comfortable.

I love brunch! I visited this spot for the first time last week and it was well worth the wait. The have a parking lot, although if you are coming for brunch friday- sunday, there will be no spots left. I was able to park in the nearby neighborhood a very short walk away. They line stretched the exterior of the entrance and the wait was about 30 minutes. It was smaller than I was expecting but very nice and trendy on the inside. Staff was super friendly and quick to take our order and bring us waters. Our food was ready within 15 minutes. I ordered the berry flapjacks. They were a bit too sweet for me. They are a very filling dish so I was able to take some home for later. Overall really yummy. My friend ordered the kitchen sink which is one of their signature dishes. It's a flavorful and unique dish.

went to bacon and butter on a saturday with a party of 6 to celebrate a birthday. came around 1130, there was no parking in the lot so we parked in the surrounding neighborhood. we knew we were going to have to wait awhile but weren't expecting and 1.5 hour wait to be seated. theres a line to check in and put your name down and they will text you when your table is ready. its also connected to yelp waitlist so you can actually see your place in line. they had a patio with tables outside and it was just filled with people waiting. i know its winter, but maybe adding some heaters would allow guests to sit outside as well. the day we went it was actually sunny and warm enough to sit outdoors. they do have the option of ordering drinks while you wait. when we were finally seated we all knew what we wanted and ordered right away. the service was fast bringing out our food and drinks promptly. my aunt and i were disappointed with our cranberry mimosas, but the grapefruit mimosa was good. i ordered the cali burrito (vegetarian) and my sister ordered the apple pie french toast, so we shared. the burrito was really good, had some nice salsa and green sauce that came with it. the apple pie french toast was not too heavy or sweet, it was a delicious treat. since we were celebrating a birthday, they brought out a cookie with some candles, which was nice of them. overall, it was a nice brunch- good food/service, but due to the long wait time, i don't think i would come again anytime soon. i like the concept and i think its a great addition to the neighborhood. i would recommend having some sort of reservation system where you could call or go online to get a spot and not have a crazy long wait. or at least open some more tables outside.

Great spot to come and grab breakfast. They get super busy so I do recommend coming early to grab a table. We had great service and the coffee was tasty. I will say that the biscuit was made to perfection. It was buttery and not dry. The fruit was super fresh and the potatoes were crispy. Happy that we finally got to come and check out this spot while in town.

I was looking forward to checking out this spot so took a ride to Sacramento. There is a little bit of a wait one you have to give your name to the host. Wait for your text message to come through and then wait another line to get your table. I give this place four stars, because service was OK. The place had a cute vibe, but if you're talking to someone and having conversation, it's hard to hear with all the noise. The food was amazing. I had the kitchen sink and we also had the bacon melt. I would definitely go back and try something else. Also parking is a bit much. There is a parking lot next to the restaurant, but like I said, get there early because you will have to wait. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to try any of the drinks. I did have coffee and a drink of the hot chocolate both were good. Definitely go check this place out. The food will not disappoint.

It is worth the wait! Amazing food, great care in how they prepare your meal, presentation was beautiful, flavor was amazing. The restaurant is clean, they have cool knickknacks on their shelves. We drive down from Redding Ca, 3 hours away and we have found our Sacramento breakfast spot. Can't wait to see the crew again.

Food had amazing flavor. Service was fast and waitresses friendly. The ambiance gave old dinner vibes. Loved it.

This is another classically over-hyped restaurant in Sacramento. After wanting to go for a few months, we went on a Sunday afternoon and chose to wait for an hour to sit at the countertop. My girlfriend got the apple pie french toast and I got smashed fries & bacon gravy. We were both really disappointed. Though many people seem to love this place, here french toast was over-sweet and soggy. What I ordered was mid at best, with the fried being unseasoned and the gravy having little flavor. Pretty surprising for both of us. On a different note, I did have their fried sage and it was interesting. Overall, customer service was nice but the food was very far from being worth the wait. Will not be returning.

Greeted by host, text messaging set up, great technology. Excellent customer service, reasonable wait time, greeted by waitress almost immediately after being seated, drink order brought back quickly. Ordered the Kitchen Sink with a side of toast. FABULOUS breakfast, huge portions, delightfully delicious. No complaints. Leftovers will be had tomorrow. My mom ordered grilled cheese eggs Benedict; it wow'd her, too. This is the kind of place you bring special people, the food is going to wow you and hit the spot. Great ambiance, a little cool with AC (next time I'll bring a sweater). Spendy but so worth the experience. Be prepared to wait especially in the weekends. It'll be worth it.

Oh man let me tell you this place is amazing. The wife even said it's one her top five places we've been to. She got the sausage biscuit sandwich and I got the grilled cheese eggs Benedict and a single red velvet pancake

I was here Saturday 2/1 at 7:45am in line in the rain. I understand you don't open until 8am. That's not the issue, the issue was when 8:02 came around and the rain picked up because there is very little coverings, they let the first 3 people in and obviously the rest of the people waiting wanted to come in, they yelled and told everyone to get beyond the door its a fire hazard, as if they couldn't count how many people had just walked to tables. Food was just okay and drinks were mid. There are workers who just walk around with gloves on from front to back who knows when they change them. Some employees just walk back and forth doing nothing. Over all for 3 people 120 dollars just wasn't worth the experience or service. So disappointed.

Food came out fast, and was excellent. Service was attentive but not overbearing. Kept our cups filled, and asked how food was. Restaurant was clean and busy for a wensday morning (you know it's good food). Could not stop eating it was so good! Definitely worth it.

Great food. Love the place. Downfall is every single time I go to DoorDash it's unavailable. And for that reason alone 1/5. I'm never going to go in person, please let me experience this in the comfort of my home in the rain.

Late review, but the food was absolutely delicious!!!, the service was fast and friendly, and the ambiance gave a homelike atmosphere, I love how your check is delivered in a book , i thought that was so unique and cool , beware the portions are huge !! I had no idea that the pancakes would be the size of my head , you can definitely share the plates here , I got pancakes ,potatoes, and orange juice and i literally had enough food left to feed at least 2 more people.

I've heard about this place and the popularity with their breakfast food and I had to come and try it. We came right as they opened and the customers came pouring in on a Thursday morning, so I can definitely say that this place gets busy especially on weekends. The interior is roomy, stylish, and has the comfort of a diner in California. The breakfast we ordered was a mix of sweet and savory items that really had a good combination of flavors overall. The burrito was tasty and had a bit too much salt, 4/5. The waffle was probably the best waffle I have ever had in terms of texture and flavor since it was crispy on the outside while dense on the inside, 5/5. The French toast with sweet cream and peaches was just a treat that I can only hope to have again if I visit here again, 5/5. Definitely a must try if every item on here was so good, I recommend this place if you're ever in Sacramento. 5/5.

The name is bacon & butter - so be ready to indulge. Although, I did spy they do have a yogurt and granola option for those not looking to indulge in bacon or butter. Ay yay yay. I really liked the kitchen sink. Two eggs over easy (you can pick your option on preparation), over those crispy potatoes, big hunks of bacon, mushrooms and spinach. I only ate half, as I split it with a dining-mate, and it was perfect. I was full after, but appreciated some vegetables where I can get them. I regret not ordering either of the breakfast burritos. I didn't love the biscuit sandwich. Gasp! While everything was delicious, separately, together, it was a big old mess. Dare I say... it was too extra? The seasonal pancake - strawberries and pistachios - was a delight, but all one needed was a bite. Everything is sourced locally, including the coffee. The place is a bright diner style ambiance, truly serving up comfort eats. Weekday at about 930, no line, however when we left close to 11am, a little bit of a line has formed. However, the place is pretty big with plenty of tables, booths and a long L-shaped bar with plenty of stools, and it has a nice sized patio. I was told the wait on weekends can sometimes be hours. However, you can arrive and put your name on Yelp's waitlist. Overall, hungover? Hangry? Need a bit of comfort? Wanting to lazily enjoy food that sticks to the bones (and hips)? This is your spot!

Best brunch spot ever; well deserved 5/5. There's a wait time of about 30-40 minutes, but it's worth it. The host Brandon was very friendly, thanks Brandon! Anyways service was amazing, very quick but didn't feel rushed. All of the dishes we ordered were absolutely amazing and flavorful. Honorable mentions are the banana cream waffle and the grilled cheese egg benedict. The banana cream waffle was not too sweet at all, it honestly doesn't need any syrup. I really love how they do their eggs benedict with the brioche bun instead. It holds the flavor so well! The potatoes look bland, but they're so good as well. Everything was a hit.

The restaurant experience was disappointing. The host was initially very rude, but after realizing their mistake, they made an overly exaggerated effort to be nice, which felt insincere and didn't make up for the initial poor impression. I was 45 min early than my party...so naturally, I wanted to sit down and enjoy a drink or a coffee for the time being before my party arrived then and I would've gotten back in line. There were at least 12 empty seats at the bar ( not one person sitting there yet) and five empty tables, but he wouldn't allow me to go in and relax over a cup of coffee or a drink. He realized the abrupt change in my facial expression due to his snappy comment of requiring my whole party to be there and stating that I am not allowed to come inside, I must wait outside. As I was walking out the door he did apologize but again it didn't make up for it as it was forced and fake My entire family could see right through the fake actions and the overly exaggerated kindness shortly after they arrived and I Didn't even have to tell them what happened. I really didn't want to stay and eat because it was so discomforting. But I drove over an hour to get there. Really NOT the first encounter you want to have with any person when you wake up in the morning. If that's their policy, that's just straight weird to turn away a paying customer when your restaurant is widely available in seating. Needless to say, I have no reason to return here . I've been here twice now. The food is good but it's really not THAT GOOD. Not like they will miss 6 to 10 people dining in their restaurant on occasion.. I surely won't miss being treated like crap first thing in the morning. Cheers

8/18/24 Sunday. Sister-in-law reserved a table for 8 at around 10AM. They waited for about 1 hr. and 20 min. The stats on yelp read that if you came earlier, the wait wouldn't be too long. Oh well. Grateful that sister-in-law and her bf got there early and waited. 11:20AM, we were a party of 8 and got seated outside at the patio. Love the umbrellas for shade. Beautiful weather! Our waitress was very sweet. She made sure we were doing ok a couple times and asked us if we needed more drinks. 4/5 stars. $18 B&B Burger : house ground beef with bacon, jack cheese, shallot rings, smoked aoili, arugula, and brioche bun. *may contain raw ingredients. Comes with a side of potatoes or fruit. - looked dry but wowww!!! It was JUICY! Big portion. Love the subtle flavors of every thing. It wasn't strong/heavy tasting. Some burgers, I get tired of the taste after a few bites, but this one I could eat the whole thing! It should have a couple tomatoes. Hubby said and or some light tasting pickles. Other than that, it was DELICIOUS! Crispy shallot and textures of bacon and arugula was superb! We ordered the fruit on the side and it was good, too. 5/5 stars. $17 Peaches & Cream French Toast: brioche, vanilla custard, roasted peaches, creamed caramel sauce, shortbread crumble, whipped cream. - THE BEST FRENCH TOAST I EVER HAD! Love the subtle flavors. Thank God the peaches were NOT sour. I wonder where do they get their ingredients from and what techniques do they use to cook and prepare every thing?! PHENOMENAL. Before we started eating, I told fam that I'm normally one and done at every brunch place but this spot, I'm willing to come back again and again! I believe they change their menu depending on what's good or in season?! Looking forward to try other dishes and or other types of french toast. I, also, took photos of every one's entree. Not sure bout their ratings cause I only had a bite. Seemed pretty good to me! Mos def coming back! Happy eat's ya'll =)

My friends and I came on a busy Sunday morning and fortunately waited for only 30 minutes. After being seated, we were immediately greeted by our waitress and offered water. We ordered the peaches & cream french toast, breakfast burrito, biscuit sandwich, friend green tomato biscuit, kitchen sink, and avocado toast. Everything was soooo good! I personally had the breakfast burrito and it was delicious! All the ingredients were fresh and the salsa compliments the flavor so well! Their peaches & cream french toast was perfectly sweet and delicate! I highly recommend this place and would definitely be back to try other items on their menu! Would recommend coming earlier to avoid the long wait on weekends!

I could sum this spot up in one word: delectable! We saw B&B pop up on yelp in the past but didn't have the chance to stop into town until the other day, and boy what a treat. The amount of raving reviews made all the sense, even though the building from the outside didn't seem like much.. don't let it fool you, your taste buds will be happy. We loved the non-traditional menu options and ultimately decided on the grilled cheese benedict & chicken and waffles, both of which were some of the best dishes we've had, their syrup is to die for. We ended up taking the cookie of the day (snickerdoodle) & cinnamon roll on the road, pro tip: warm up for 12-15 seconds and prepare to be in heaven.

The focus on yum is in the name. If you are looking for low cal and "healthy" options love on. But if you want QUALITY food and feeling ok with breaking a diet rule or two saddle up and get ready. I ordered the peaches and cream waffles, little guy got biscuits and gravy - comes with eggs (chiquito orders his eggs scrambled on the side and minus the fried sage) and. CINNAROLL (OMG!!! Love!!!) Hot coffee and cold coffee same price both good. It's usually pretty busy here but we didn't need to wait long for a patio table. Saw the people wanting indoor waiting not too long as well today. The road noise in the patio is a bit much from time to time but I prefer outside as long as it's not too hot and no flies - so it was all good. Tables have umbrellas and it's quaint. The wait time in yelp said 30 minutes but it was half that at the most for most folks waiting. Take a chance and wait in line if you have to. A Sacramento must-do food experience.

Just wanted to say I came back for the second time with my husband to introduce him to Bacon & Butter and he loved it! He got the grilled cheese Benedict and was beyond impressed! I got my usual smashed fries and bacon gravy and added on a PSL pancake this time! So delicious and always worth the wait!

Allow staff to make a decision based on weather versus allowing customers to stand in the rain

Our all time favorite spot to get breakfast in Sacramento. The food is just soooo tasty.