The Bread Pedaler

One of, if not the best brunch in Lancaster. For going in on a Saturday at peak brunch time, we had no issue getting sat right away. The menu is pretty big and there is a large selection of cocktails. I was looking for something a little different in the cocktail department and found it with the hickory smoked BBQ Bloody Mary. This was made with bourbon instead of vodka. It was only $8 and tasted incredible. So many Bloody’s lack flavor but this was perfect. Do yourself a favor and order the pork belly breakfast tacos. You have a choice of two or three and are super filling. You have your tortilla and then they place the over medium eggs inside and top the egg with the pork belly, pico, queso fresco, cilantro lime and sriracha sauces. The flavors just blend so well together and that pork belly is so crispy and tender. The wife got the chicken salad croissant sandwich with the breakfast potatoes. The croissant has a nice, brown, crunchy exterior and just melts in your mouth. The dill chicken salad is chunky and the bits of bacon bring it all together. The potatoes were reminiscent of those you make over the campfire. The space is very small but the service and food is so worth it. The price was also very affordable.

As a chef from California I have to say these were some of, if not the best, breakfast tacos I've ever had! Portions are perfect, flavors are amazing! Service was great and our server was personable and fun. My only gripe is the lack of waiting area when you need to wait for a table because of how busy they are. But being busy is a great problem to have!

Came to this place for brunch for my bff’s birthday & we are so glad we did! Everything was delicious. I got the classic mimosas & they had different kinds of mimosas which was something different. The food (especially their tacos) to die for!!!! Staff was kind & attentive. Overall, 5 stars for sure. Will be coming back 😏

The Monte Crisco sandwich at Bread Peddler in Lancaster, PA, is the exquisite combination of sliced turkey, ham, and Swiss Cheese, on perfectly grilled French Toast. Although busy,they seated us at the promised time. The service was friendly and prompt. The restaurant is eco-conscious with real plates and metal flatware. As a plus, they use washcloths in the restroom for hand drying. A great find on Orange Street in downtown Lancaster.

This Benedict falls at about a 4.3. At $15, it's a satisfying experience. The egg comes sunny side up, which doesn't really change anything flavor wise, but definitely adds to the presentation. The hollandaise was fresh and an impressive texture, but slightly under seasoned. It was saved by the delightful Italian Ham which had enough flavor for the both of them. Nothing to note about the E muffin, except perhaps a shaper knife is required. The side potatos were quite tasty, but I'm still not sold on potatos as a side to a Benedict. I've always found fresh fruit to be the way to go, but I digress. This is a solid Benedict, close to a 5.

Nice cute spot located in Lancaster, PA! The place is fairly small and was packed the entire time we were there so I would recommend either a reservation or plan to arrive early to get a table. I love that you can see the kitchen from the dining area and the service and servers were great! They have a good size menu offering a variety of typical breakfast items as well as brunch type items (e.g. tacos). We ordered the biscuit and gravy, a waffle, and croque madame. Everything was excellent and I thought the prices were decent for what you got. They also offer a selection of iced teas but they did run out and I only got to enjoy 1 cup of it.