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3301 McKinney Ave. Dallas, TX 75204

214-754-4940

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Best Breakfast
Award Winner 2009

Hours: Sun 9am-3pm, Sun,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri,Sat 5pm-10pm, Mon-Sat 7am-4pm

Price: $$

Payment Types: All Major Credit Cards, cash
Attire: Casual

Features: Smoking, Patio/Sidewalk Dining, Takeout, Delivery, Private Party, Catering, Banquet Facilities, Kid Friendly, Business Dining

Serving: Breakfast, Brunch, Dinner, Lunch
Reservations: Accepted

Parking: Lot Available, Valet

Description

A friendly and casual bakery-café with a French bistro feel shelling out generous portions, Bread Winners is a Dallas Observer favorite. Cakes, pies and pastries are made fresh daily, perfect for those on the go or for noshing on the brick patio. It's difficult not to arrive and find the place packed-especially during brunch, when the flat iron steak and eggs and scrambles are king and queen. That shouldn't stop you. The wait for a table is rarely more than 15 minutes.

2009 | Best Breakfast

Sure, you could argue it's a bit pricey for these trying times, but there is value in them there eggs--especially the way Bread Winners serves 'em. You got your three-egg "scrambles" like the Southwest migas and the healthful veggie. There is a to-die-for egg sandwich, three kinds of eggs Benedict and several egg dishes with Tex-Mex accents (burritos, enchiladas and breakfast tacos). And don't get us started on the pancakes and French toast, and the baked goods--breads and muffins... More »
2000 | Best breakfast

Now that the weather's cooled down--oooh, that 89 degrees gives us goose bumps--what better way to bring in the morning than by sitting on the Bread Winners' patio drinking a little java, eating some French toast (a real highlight), and reading the morning paper (we take The New York Times, which makes it easier to digest) The food's always excellent here (so it tastes a little better on Sunday mornings), and the ambience puts the exclamation mark at the end of the experience. The first... More »
2000 | Best interior restaurant garden

Even if you just order a cup of coffee, you can enjoy the lovely indoor flora and open ceiling at this place. The room is just the right size, with seating for about 25. A table for two in the corner can be quite a romantic affair. More »

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Dinner Menu

Starters

$9.00

Spinach & Artichoke Dip
tortilla chips

$10.00

Prosciutto & Salami Flatbread
mushrooms, fresh mozzarella, blistered cherry tomatoes

$9.00

Spicy Bleu Cheese Potato Chips
sriracha drizzle

$8.00

Hummus & Pitas
olive oil, pine nuts, tomato, kalamatas

$10.00

Crispy Calamari Steak
spicy aioli, marinara

$12.00
Add Genoa Salami $15.00

House Cheese Plate
fruit and crisps

$9.00

Smoked Gouda Fondue
cherry tomato relish, tuscan bread

Salads

$8.00
$12.00

Pear & Gorgonzola
tomato, pear, pecans, greens, balsamic parmesan vinaigrette

$8.00
$12.00

Iceberg Wedge
candied pecans, tomato, bacon, bleu cheese dressing

$8.00
$12.00

Traditional Caesar
croutons, shaved parmesan, tomato.chicken add $4, shrimp add $7, flank steak add $6

$13.00

Honey Salmon
greens, asparagus, onion, oranges, lemon shallot vinaigrette

$13.00

Queen Of Hearts
greens, chicken, hearts of palm, artichokes, bell peppers, celery, radishes, balsamic parmesan vinaigrette

$13.00

San Francisco Cobb
greens, bacon, chicken, egg, tomato, avocado, bleu cheese crumbles, bleu cheese dressing

Mains

$16.00

Free Range Chicken Au Vin
baby red potato hash, red wine jus

$17.00

Citrus Glazed Mahi
mashed potatoes, sautéed spinach, lemon butter

$27.00

14 Oz. Bone-in Ribeye
loaded mashed potatoes, housemade worchestershire

$18.00

Braised Short Ribs
cheddar mashed potatoes, red wine pan gravy

$14.00

Bacon Wrapped Meatloaf
mashed potatoes, roasted tomato demi, frizzled onions

$16.00

Pecorino Crusted Tilapia Milanese
caper butter, dressed field greens

$14.00

Bbq Pork Shanks
green chile mac & cheese

$16.00

Buttermilk Pan Fried Chicken Breast
cream gravy, mashed potatoes, apple chutney

$12.00

Pulled Pork Tacos
jack cheese, crispy onions, pico de gallo, chipotle aioli, black beans & rice

$12.00

Fish Tacos
mango salsa, napa cabbage, citrus cream, black beans & rice

Pasta

$14.00

Wild Mushroom Ravioli
toasted pine nuts, pecorino cream and brown butter sauce

$14.00

Pappardelle Bolognese
shaved parmesan, traditional meat sauce

$15.00

Tuscan Farfalle
chicken, prosciutto, mushroom, spinach, parmesan cream

$15.00

Roasted Chicken Lasagna
mushroom, spinach, marinara, cheeses

$19.00

Shrimp Scampi Angel Hair
white wine lemon butter, tomato, basil

Sandwiches
Sub Garden Burger Patty At No Extra Charge

$13.00

Prime Skirt Steak
smoked gouda, balsamic onions, garlic aioli, lettuce, tomato, ciabatta bun

$11.00

Grilled Mahi
tomato, lettuce, tartar sauce on brioche bun

$11.00

California Rollup
chicken, bacon, ranch, avocado, jack, lettuce, tomato

$11.00

Reuben
corned beef, sauerkraut, swiss, 1000 island sauce on rye

$11.00

Royale With Cheese
angus beef, double cheddar, special sauce

$11.00

Artichoke Chicken Melt
open faced with spinach, onion, jack, artichoke mayo, artichoke hearts on tomato basil

$11.00

Raspberry Chipotle Chicken
bacon, jack, mayo on ciabatta bun

Sides

$5.00

Baby Red Potato Hash

$5.00

Green Chile Mac & Cheese

$5.00

Sour Cream Mashed Potatoes

$5.00

Sea Salted Fries

$5.00

Loaded Mashed Potato Gratin

$5.00

Garlic Sauteed Spinach

$5.00

Buttered Asparagus

$5.00

Fresh Cut Fruit

$5.00

Dinner Salad

$5.00

Caesar Salad

Cup $5.00
Bowl $7.00

Homemade Soup

$5.00

Black Beans And Rice

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Bread Winners Cafe and Bakery

3301 McKinney Ave. Dallas, TX 75204

214-754-4940

Description

2009 | Best Breakfast

2000 | Best breakfast

2000 | Best interior restaurant garden

By Eric Grubbs | Mon, November 7, 2011

By Daniel Hopkins | Fri, November 4, 2011

By Daniel Hopkins | Fri, October 28, 2011

By Darryl Smyers | Thu, October 20, 2011

By Darryl Smyers | Thu, October 6, 2011