Bread & Butterfly

We decided to try B&B after learning about their dinner menu which is heavily influenced by Africa and the Diaspora,”. The food was not necessarily “authentic” but their take on the dishes were phenomenal. We started with the cassava frites which is served with black garlic aioli and caviar. It was so crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. Absolutely delicious. We loved the octopus. It was cooked to perfection and whatever dressing they used for the greens was so light and fresh. Our last small plate was the tasso. It was cooked perfectly but we felt there was too much of the epis but when you eat it with the pikliz and plantain it works very well. My friend liked her shrimp but wasn’t crazy about the gnocchi. I got the chicken and I liked it. Very juicy and the sauce and potatoe

This place is truly a delight. Our food was EXCEPTIONAL! I started with the Berries Fruit Tea and it was unspeakably delicious. Then I ordered a croque madame which was so decadent and flavorful. The sunny side egg was buttery and creamy. I got a side of avocado which was the perfect accompaniment. Honestly, they needed to roll me out because everything was so tasty. Our service was phenomenal from seating to the waiter. I cannot wait to bring everyone I love here.

I enjoyed this experience immensely. I was greeted with a friendly face. She was quick with seating us and kept excellent communication with the kitchen and staff. I loved the presentation of the table. The coffee was delicious, well brewed and enjoyable alone. Cream came on the side which I added after trying the coffee itself. I ate the salmon toast; my partner had the aged prosciutto toast. I was amazed by meeting the head chef there on my first visit. Brown was kind and generous. I asked him where to go in the city and he said to come back for dinner. It was the best decision we made while there. The lamb melted like cotton candy. The pork ribs were savory with a little crisp/char on the surface. We returned on our last day in the city to take croissants to go because the buttery crois

Food was great. What I really appreciated though was the chill atmosphere. Lots of dogs on the patio and very family friendly. They had a selection of books for the kids instead of crayons which my son loved.

I came here with my boyfriend for Saturday brunch and the food was amazing. We had the Hot Mezanmi and the flavor was out of this world delicious, it tasted like Black cake. If you’re West Indian or know of this cake and like it, this drink is a must try ! He had the Steak and eggs and I had the Salmon toast with a side of crispy potatoes. Wow ! Hands down the best crispy potatoes I’ve had in Atl.