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I would highly recommend it by giving this restaurant a rating of an A, and would definitely say it is a cheap eats spot. If you are looking for somewhere to get breakfast on a budget, The Buttercup Cafe is the place for you. We were in the restaurant for about 45 minutes because of the fast service with the benefit of a tasty meal for breakfast. Our final bill was $28.09 with tax for the both of us.

Abby described her meal as “delightfully rich” and “heavenly.” We both ate nearly all of our meals. It was a big serving too, and definitely worth it. They were fluffy with the perfect amount of chocolate chips and butter.

Buttercup cafe full#

My pancakes were well made and full of flavor. Our food arrived about 10-15 minutes after ordering and we dug right in. She also ordered side fruit for an extra $2 coming to a total of $15 for her meal. $10-13 is usually the average price of many meals at the cafe. Abby ordered The Avocado Benny which is an English muffin topped with avocado, grilled tomato, poached eggs, hollandaise and parmesan. Other choices to add on the pancakes include blueberries, strawberries, pecan, cranberry and bananas. In comparison to other restaurants, this was a very good deal for three pancakes. I ordered three pancakes for the price of $8 with $2 extra for chocolate chips. They refilled my lemonade generously without extra charge. I ordered a lemonade for $2.50 while my friend Abby ordered a small iced coffee for $2.75. Our waiter was quick to serve us and take our drink orders. The staff greeted us kindly and seated us quickly even on a busy Sunday morning. Freshly made delicious food, great coffees and an extensive range of homemade cakes available throughout the week. I especially noticed the baked goods table when I first walked in, lined with muffins, cupcakes, bagels and so much more. The walls are colorful and cheerful with yellow and white walls and cute paintings. Sanitizer was at the hostesses desk and we were asked to fill out a form with our names and phone number in case there was a need for contact tracing. Although the restaurant is tiny, I felt comfortable.

To practice social distancing, each table is separated and many are marked as not usable to ensure the distance. Located in Barnstable Village, Buttercup Cafe has a relaxing atmosphere with sandwiches varying from egg and cheese to veggie, as well as chocolate chip pancakes, and some old fashioned oatmeal. Check out our email for updates and order online or by phone. And if the weather isn’t kind, there’s plenty of cosy indoor seating inside the café itself.If you’re ever in the mood for a breakfast or brunch that’s delicious and cheap, I recommend the pleasant and quaint Buttercup Cafe. With the COVID-19 government non-essential closure, Buttercup is now able to offer delivery, takeout and curbside pickup. Lunch starts serving at noon and carries on until the food is gone if you pitch up too late, you can always console yourself with afternoon tea or a satisfying wedge of cake. All the food is seasonal, super-fresh and local (much of it wheat- and gluten-free), and it changes daily a typical offering might be pisto soup, sweet potato and courgette bake, and Moroccan meatballs. The menu is chalked up on a blackboard, and is limited to just one soup, two mains (one veggie), and a spectacularly good salad plate. It’s all utterly charming: there are jam jars of fresh flowers on the tables, and food is served on pretty, mismatched vintage crockery even the carafes of tap water come stuffed with sprigs of mint and slices of fruit. Head past the antique furniture and garden ornaments, however, and you’ll find yourself in a greenery-filled courtyard, with rustic red tables set amongst tumbling plants and flowers, and bunting strung up beneath shady awnings. It even feels like a secret hideaway, sharing its entrance with an antiques shop so you almost wouldn’t know it was there. The Buttercup Café is the sort of place you hesitate to recommend, because it’s far too nice to share.