Bread and Butter Kitchen

We went to Bread and Butter the day before Thanksgiving because plans for my vegetarian daughter didn't work out. The owner put together a wonderful vegetarian meal. We love going there and sitting outside to eat The new set up with comfy chairs is great.

My fiancé and I came here off of a recommendation from a friend. The experience we had may have been so confusing simply bc we entered into the wrong door first. The address is suite A, but we entered into the suite B part where you can sit and eat. The dining room is nice, clean and on a Friday morning in the winter, SO QUIET. So much so, that we felt like we couldn't talk in there as not to disturb anyone. The room kind of looks like an office...so we didn't even know if we were allowed to sit in there. (Which, again was maybe our bad for not going into the suite A part first)We sat down, ordered from the QR code on the table, and a tip was requested right away before we got anything. () When our food came it was cold; maybe because it was walked over from next door? I had to walk next door to get our beverages. It was all just very confusing and not the "normal" dining experience. We didn't even know what to do with our plates when we were done. No one came to check on us throughout the meal so we had to catch a server as they were helping someone else and ask what to do with our finished food. The blueberry pancake (also cold) was phenomenal- if there was a microwave in the eating area we definitely would've used it. The hash skillets we got did not have much flavor and was burnt in some sections. The owner walked in (I only knew it was her from the cafe's instagram) and didn't speak to us. Again, maybe because we're just visiting is the reason why this experience seemed so odd, but I'd think the fact that we stuck out like sore thumbs would prompt a server or the owner to explain to us how the ordering system worked-or at least ask us if it was our first time there. Anyways, it wasn't bad, per-se but it wasn't all that good either.

Really cute little dockside eatery in a cozy space with outdoor seating. I was in Annapolis just for fun and wanted to try a local spot for lunch. It was hard to tell online if there was indoor seating--there is a bar with stools and a couple tables. You order at the counter and your food is brought out to you. The menu was interesting, there were vegetarian/vegan options and all day breakfast. I got the black bean with butternut squash grain bowl. It was a bit underwhelming. I didn't like that the quinoa was served cold, then topped with some hot ingredients. It didn't taste very good with cold quinoa. If it had been warmed up it would have tasted a lot better. Nothing was really seasoned and the dish relied heavily on the dressing for flavor. I kept looking over at the guy next to me who ordered the chicken biscuit sandwich (which looked amazing), yearning for some flavor. I doused the whole thing in Cholula I found on the table in desperation. I did enjoy the molasses cookie I got. It was nice eating by the window at the bar seating. There's little planters hanging which really adds to the vibe. Cute spot, nice little lunch place.

Mixed reviews for our table, but I would return for their lunch sandwiches. Skip breakfast items, especially the biscuit. One exemption was rhe buttermilk pancake, that was tasty.The ITEM to get was the toasted sandwich and the taste of chicken and avocado was perfection. Some fyi's would be that they give tou a cup for water to be filled by fountain type device outside. Drinks are limited to tea and everything else pretty much bottled.Service was efficiently speedy.Breakfast a 2 lunch food a 5 so meeting in the middle ish.

I really enjoyed our visit here! We came for the 4th of July for lunch. It was very busy but they kept the line moving quickly. Food only took 15 minutes to come out! Seating is limited but we were able to grab some at seating by the window.The chicken biscuit here was by far the best part of the meal! It's a honey sriracha and was perfectly seasoned/garnished.The kale salad was light and refreshing (I added some pepper to give it some more spice). It's a casual family friendly spot, and had lots of plants and large windows to keep it airy! Would recommend if you're in Eastport

My husband and I went here for the first time this morning to get breakfast. It was not at all what either of us expected. However, it was not bad.It is a counter style restaurant. That means, you get a menu, choose what you want, and then order and pay for it at the register. They gave us the number and we want to sit down and wait for our food. We sat at a counter that faces outside. However, I get the impression most people sit outside because they have ample seating outside. I don't think it's necessarily the place where people would sit inside. My husband ordered the sausage gravy and biscuit, and I ordered the chocolate chip pancakes. We also got coffee, which is self serve.The food came in reasonable amount of time. My husband said his meal was good and enjoyed the bacon that also arrived with his meal. Its sweetness balanced the spice in the gravy.My pancakes tasted fine, however, were a tad rubbery, and a bit difficult to cut. It was a large portion, however!The staff was friendly. This seems like a popular spot with the locals.If you are looking for a very casual, affordable spot, check them out!

So, Wifey and I attended our first and hopefully last holiday party on Kent Island, spent the night, and opted out of the hotel fake eggs breakfast and went to B&BK instead. Tucked off in the middle old Annapolis, this place is a gem. The ambiance and service, set the tone. The food was very good and came out in a timely manner to let you know everything is freshly prepared. The scones are renowned and very delicious. If you are in the area and want an excellent breakfast or brunch, I highly recommend this establishment!

This place was delicious, we kept ordering more even though we were pretty full. The lemonade flavors added a nice touch

Great food. Everything was cooked well, the service was great, and the restaurant felt cozy.

Not quite what we expected when we walked in but food was good. Found out about 2nd dining area next door after we were finished. We were party of 5 so we took up the only table in area where you order. Was surprised to see non-service dogs inside. I love my dog, but she does not go eat with us.