1815 M Street, NW
Not just at The Chickery!!
Thanks to a reader for sending from Bub and Pop’s:
“Mon. April 24 – check back later today for information about breakfast at Bub and Pop’s.”
I shall compulsively check and update as soon as more info is released.
Also:
UPDATE
“Starting tomorrow, Tuesday, April 25, we will begin offering breakfast at Bub and Pop’s.
Breakfast will be served from 8:00 am to 11 am, Monday thru Friday. On Saturday’s we will still open from 11 am to 4 pm – sorry, no breakfast hours or sandwiches on Saturday’s.
Our breakfast sandwich has a fried egg, bacon, arugula, Roma tomato, mayo and aged provolone cheese all on 1/2 of our roll – $5
Here’s what the sandwich looks like…
Our Breakfast Sandwich —Fried Egg, Bacon, Arugula, Roma Tomato, Mayo and Aged Provolone on our ½ roll: $5.00
• Each Additional Meat – $1
• Add a Veggie – $.50 ea
Pete’s Potatoes: $4 w/caramelized onion, chives, pecorino Romano
Fruit Salad: $2.50/$5
Bread Pudding: $4 (cinnamon bun bread pudding)
Beverages:
Juices: $3.00
Hot Tea: 12oz $2.50, 16oz $2.90
Vigilante Hot Coffee: 12oz $2.50, 16oz $2.90
Milk and Chocolate Milk $3.00
Our eggs are cooked fresh to order, out of the shell, not out of a plastic bag or tube!
Did you notice that Bread Pudding is on the menu? I’m sure there are more than a few of you that hope we don’t sell out at breakfast time.
We hope to see you for breakfast Monday thru Friday’s from 8:00 am to 11:00 am.
All our best,
Bub and Pop’s”
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