Good Taste: The game of scoring Butter & Crumble - 48 hills
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It took eight weeks to successfully pre-order a box of North Beach pastries. Was it worth the effort?
Good Taste points you to the good stuff to eat in the Bay Area. Today, a look at one of San Francisco’s line-iest phenomena: Butter & Crumble (271 Francisco Street, San Francisco). I tried—and failed—to pre-order either a small ($32) or large ($60) pastry box from Butter & Crumble for seven weeks straight. On the eighth week, I was able to secure a large box containing a mortadella and pistachio pesto croissant, blueberry muffin pain Suisse, scallion pancake croissant, strawberry rhubarb cruffin, potato artichoke twist, carrot cake twice baked croissant, pistachio cardamom sugar croissant,…
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