Its a little bit hard for you to find this coffee shop as its on a small corner of. Tiffany also stated that they have recently added some healthier options to Buttercup’s line up and that she has plans of incorporating more healthy options to the menu in the near future. This charming little cafe is located in alley 71/26 Phan Chau Trinh Hoi An.
When asked what were some of the fan favorites on the menu, Wiensch replied that the Cajun Benedict and the Eggs Bay St.
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Inside, you’ll find comical signs, colorful flowers, and funky décor, all of which contribute to its upbeat and joyful ambiance.Īs for their menu, The Buttercup serves mouthwatering, homemade meals, which includes all-day breakfast and lunch, and freshly made bakery treats. Buttercup offers full service coffee & espresso drinks, teas, matcha, chai, toasts, lunchboxes, pour overs, overnight oats, flatbreads, parfaits, free wifi, beer & wine We offer many gluten free food options, celiac owned. The Buttercup has been described as a “cheerful full-menu restaurant” and upon entering this charming café you will find that to be completely accurate. “This place is special to a lot of people and I want to keep that going, that’s for sure”, says current owner, Wiensch. Jamie could be found helping around the restaurant and joking with guests on most days up until about 2 years ago when he asked his niece Tiffany Wiensch to step in and run the show. Making it obvious that Temple was able to make his vision a success. The café, serving both breakfast and lunch, became an instant hit.
We got the vegan coronation sandwich and cheesecake to take away and sat on the beach - lovely food and. Temple stated in a previous interview “I wanted to create a place that was affordable and fresh and happy”. Lovely little place with a wide range of vegan options. With its location in the heart of Old Town and outdoor seating area, The Buttercup lives up to its reputation of being "the picture perfect sidewalk café."įounder, Jamie Temple, built The Buttercup shortly after Hurricane Katrina and opened in the spring of 2006. Complete with welcoming vibes and great grub, The Buttercup on Second Street is a favorite of locals, a must-stop for visitors, and a staple of Old Town Bay St.
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