Meat Cheese Bread

"This cozy little neighborhood spot has been a Buckman standby for more than a decade, with customers stopping in to enjoy its sandwiches, burritos, and coffee. There’s no real bad move at Meat Cheese Bread, which goes far beyond its name with all kinds of hot and cold vegetarian sandwiches, often changing seasonally. Still, basics like a turkey with bacon, fontina, and lettuce on sourdough can always be found. Its breakfast burritos are also a major hit." - Alex Frane

"When a restaurant’s name is the exact description of an item in question, it’s generally safe to assume it makes that product well. This instinct will be rewarded at Meat Cheese Bread, a cozy hole-in-the-wall in the sleepy Buckman neighborhood, which offers sandwiches and breakfast daily. The steak, egg, and cheese is a standout for its lovingly smoked meat and delicate, fluffy bun, as is the ham sandwich which is transformed into a breakfast special by adding an egg for $2. Stop in or call ahead for orders." - Ben Coleman, Alex Frane

"This cozy little neighborhood spot has been a Buckman standby for more than a decade, customers stopping in to enjoy its sandwiches, burritos, and coffee. There’s no real bad move at Meat Cheese Bread, which goes far beyond its name with all kinds of hot and cold vegetarian sandwiches, often changing seasonally. Still, basics like a turkey with bacon, fontina, and lettuce on sourdough can always be found. Its breakfast burritos are also a major hit." - Alex Frane, Janey Wong

"This cozy little neighborhood spot has been a Buckman standby for more than a decade, customers stopping in to enjoy its sandwiches, burritos, and coffee. There’s no real bad move at Meat Cheese Bread, which goes far beyond its name with all kinds of hot and cold vegetarian sandwiches, often changing seasonally. Still, basics like a turkey with bacon, fontina, and lettuce on sourdough can always be found. Its breakfast burritos are also a major hit." - Alex Frane, Janey Wong

"When a restaurant’s name is the exact description of an item in question, it’s generally safe to assume it makes that product well. This instinct will be rewarded at Meat Cheese Bread, a cozy hole-in-the-wall in the sleepy Buckman neighborhood, which offers sandwiches and breakfast daily. The steak, egg, and cheese is a standout for its lovingly smoked meat and delicate, fluffy bun, as is the ham sandwich which is transformed into a breakfast special by adding an egg for $1. Stop in or call ahead for orders." - Alex Frane