As a fledgling mom & pop business, I wish them all of the best. As this store has not been open…read morelong & has not received full inventory, I wish them all the success in the world . Now a few pointers, in my humble opinion. There is a male/ female duo that appear to be the owners & another lady that makes the sandwiches . The female duo is a bit hard of hearing & communication can be difficult. The man, wants to be heard & tell you his opinion. Because I wanted my Cuban cold, he said I should get an Italian, excuse me, I know what I like to eat. Many specialty items in the store were not marked with prices. I was interested in several, but I have a personal issue, when items are not already priced, so I sadly passed on these items. The produce was sparse, which I understand. Being new, why buy big lots of produce, to have it go bad. What I think you should do, with the produce you have, is put your best effort forward. Wipe off the dust & grime & have all produce looking as good as it can!. I walked into the store & 2 people were standing around waiting for a customer or something to do. There was plenty to do! The only great looking produce I saw, was the ginger. The lady behind the counter has limited English, but makes a good sandwich. The Cuban, still was not on Cuban bread, but it was okay. They are new, & hopefully they will learn. What's a girl to do? I keep trying new places & have yet to find a Tampa great Cuban sandwich. Good luck to the new owners, a produce market & deli could definitely be used at that location.

Fabulous little market. Super friendly staff. And a surprise . . . Lebanese Baklava! I do not like…read moreBaklava at all. But the owner just handed me a piece, and I didn't want to hurt his feelings. I should never have doubted. I'm sorry to my Greek friends, but it was fantastic. Better than the Greek version! The man knows his business. I immediately bought a box of them. Do not sleep on the Lebanese Baklava.

The food is so yummy! The people are very nice and they keep us locals coming back for more!read more

I can't believe I got charged $12 for this smh Where's the Pork?? All I can taste is burnt bread…read moreand mustard. Should have gone with my gut and not reviews, taste buds are lacking in this area. But I was craving a Cuban and it was close. I should have known when there was only one person there at lunch on a weekend. I don't know about the rest of their food, they seem to limited on options. But they should definitely pack it up on the Cuban game and remove it from the menu. I've had a better Cuban from 7-11. So disappointed I wasted my money and lunch on this

These are the nicest people!…read more I had a Cuban Sandwich and was blown away. The was actually the best Cuban sandwich outside of YBOR City. Shocking good for New Port Richey.

It's in the Mobil gas station but the sandwiches and potatoes salad were delicious. We had the…read moreCuban and Reuben!

Delicious homemade food at a decent price!! Highly recommend!! This restaurant is a gem in downtown…read moreNew Port Richey! I recommend calling your take out order in ahead of time, because there is no seating. But well worth the trip!!

We stopped in just by chance, and were welcomed with smiles and kindness. The sandwiches were…read moreamazing, the homemade potato salad was to die for. Plenty of homemade sides. I would highly recommend this deli. It's just a quick drive off the main.

By the time that this is posted, I'm sure people will be well aware of the fact that it has…read morepermanently closed down after 30 years of service; this might even be posted after it closes down. Speaking of someone who's been going to this place since I first came into my neighborhood in the 2000s, it was right down the block from where I live. Overall, I've always had mixed feelings about this place. It was definitely well kept and well decorated with a nice little solarium-like eating area. The eating environment was pretty clean and the staff was approachable for the most part. Food wise? That's...Where I tend to break on the matter. You see, while it was good with sandwiches, everything else was pretty mediocre; a lot of their traditional Greek dishes tend to have little flavor or be a bit watery, and they frequently relied on the microwave to serve it hot which is a huge no-no in the restaurant business. In my personal opinion, where Bread and Butter's strength lies, aside from sandwiches, was international products that it would sell on the side like authentic Turkish delights, pastries that were actually pretty tasty to eat and kept cold, and soups that would always be kept heated and guaranteed to be good. Ontop of that, their pastries were actually really impressive and I'm surprised just how little credit they got for that. I'm going to miss all that very much, and in truth I regret not trying their sandwiches instead. Although Bread and Butter wasn't my favorite place, nor would I consider it gourmet, it had its charm and it was definitely an iconic staple within Tarpon Springs and its community. To see it go is honestly saddening but no good thing lasts forever; That it was there to begin with is what matters the most.

This was such a pleasant stop. As usual I was in a hurry and stopped in to grab a quick deli…read moresandwich. I was quickly surprised by the most genuine kind staff. They were all so helpful. The owner walked me through the food bar describing every dish. I talked to a veteran that says he and his wife come for the chicken parm every Sunday for the last 22 years!!! The deli felt like it haven't been updated since the 90s. It was so cute. I ended up ordering a turkey club. The turkey was carved off of one of four turkeys they smoke daily. I had toasted wheat bread, white and dark turkey meat, bacon, lettuce, tomato, and mayo. It was delicious

It WAS a great meat market & super friendly & informative staff. I noticed a few weeks ago they're…read morenow closed unfortunately. Sad for losing them from downtown NPR

Excellent restaurant and butcher. Fresh meat and great service. I highly recommend them.read more

Nice service nice cheese surprise small selection they used to carry so much more including nice…read moreliverwurst. Did get a nice Irish cheddar

A hidden gem in the Trinity/New Port Richey area! Stumbled upon this place after getting lost. The…read morelady working the front, Bev, was a perfrct sales person. She answered my questions, offered samples with no obligation to buy. I ended up buying a bag of wasabi peas, brie, and a blueberry cheese. She had me sample a garlic dill cheesecurd which do squeak when you eat! And their most popular cheese...bite you back chedder. My fellow yelpers, you did not steer me wrong with that recommendation, what a phenomenal cheese! Ended up getting that and the cheese curds as well. Place is a little pricey but I enjoy supporting local businesses. Absolutely no regrets. Will return shortly.

Planning a trip to Poland in the fall. Went here to learn more about the cuisine. Don't know why I…read morewaited so long. Amazing smells great you as you enter. Tried some stuffed cabbage, some crepes and a poppyseed roll. This poppyseed roll was better by far than any others. The dough is not at all dry and has a superior taste. The cabbage rolls were mild but tasty. If you want more zing you could add your own seasonings. The crepes had the perfect taste and texture. Better than those I just had in Paris. Looking forward to more visits.

Stopped in there. On April 8th 2026, got 2 links of keishka, which, when I took it home, they were…read morevery soft. I put them in the refrigerator to harden up. But they never did. It was really hard to take the casing off. I tried cooking it and it tastes bad. Very bad. I called the store up and told him what was going on. He never really understood a word. I said I asked him if they could refund my money off a debit card that was not happening. He said, come back next time with the. Receipt, like these people are gonna really remember me. This happened one time before, and I thought it was just me. But it happened again.

I was meeting a friend for dinner and had some time to spare, so I stopped at this (what I thought…read morewas just a) produce stand. Imagine my surprise when I opened the door to check out!!! This shop is stocked full of Eastern European delights! They have a whole deli section that looked delicious. Most of these items are made locally and brought in. I asked the lady behind the counter if they made anything in-house. She said the antipastos, regular and hot. I ordered a small container of the hot antipasto. I would've bought more, but was leaving to go out of town Friday morning. The hot antipasto was deliciously spiced and full of flavor. I can't wait to go back and try more'. They have Boars head lunchmeat and sandwich presses. I wish they were closer to Carrollwood!

The selection of products is extensive. The produce is sometimes beaten up, old looking. And the…read moresandwiches, at least the turkey i had, terrible. The bread was dry and the lettuce skimpy and chopped. Please why no leaf of romaine? You have it! There is a short menu, at least make them well. I wanted to be thrilled, they have some fancy shiz up in there. But let me say this, the woman who makes the sandwiches is the hardest worker i have seen. I don't think it's her fault. I went to Winn Dixie after and got a proper sandwich, for less. The prices are high all around. That's my word.