Abode Bar & Bistro Gallery Menu
- All Popular Dises
Breakfast
Salads
Hot Sandwiches
Cold Sandwiches
For the Kiddos
The Breakfast Club
Thin slices of ham, mozzarella cheese, fried egg, bacon strips, and strawberry jelly melted between toasted sourdough and dusted with powdered sugar
$6.00
The Bravocado
Fried egg, crispy bacon, tomato slices and avocado spread on sourdough bread toasted crispy on the panini
$6.00
Julius Caesar Salad
greens, mozzarella, parmesan cheese, and crushed croutons tossed in creamy caesar dressing
$
837 Salad
Greens, tomatoes, cucumbers, shredded cheese, bacon crumbles and crushed croutons topped with ranch dressing
$
Trojan Turkey
Keeping it old school with sliced turkey, bacon, tomato, avocado, mozzarella, and cream cheese with a drizzle of zesty Italian dressing then panini pressed on toasted sourdough. Served with chips with a dill pickle
$9.00
Jaguar Jack
central fans, you'll love this jazzed up grilled cheese with grilled chicken, housemade jalapeno cream cheese, cheddar cheese with bacon on toasted sourdough and served with ranch for dipping. served with chips with dill pickles
$8.50
Julius Caesar Wrap
Grilled chicken, leafy lettuce, mozzarella cheese, parmesan cheese, red onions and crushed croutons tossed in creamy caesar dressing and rolled in a fresh tortilla. Served with coleslaw
$8.50
The Vegan Veggie Wrap
Stacked with leafy lettuce, tomato, cucumber, avocado, and red onions, drizzled in extra virgin olive oil and rolled in a whole wheat tortilla that is smeared in creamy hummus. Served with coleslaw
$9.50
For the Kiddos
Served with chips with a cookie and juice box
$6.00
Toasted Pb&j
Our twist on the traditional peanut butter with a jelly sandwich. We toast it till it's nice and gooey in between sourdough bread
$6.00
Abode Bar & Bistro Menu feels like a solid starting point for anyone wandering through Andover looking for a relaxed spot with a bit of character. Sitting along N Andover Rd in Andover, Kansas, the spot Abode Bar & Bistro carries an easygoing vibe that immediately sets a casual tone. From what I’ve seen, the menu leans into a mix of familiar comfort dishes and a few playful twists, making it easy to find something whether you’re stopping by for a quick bite or settling in for a longer evening. There’s a nice rhythm to the choices too, moving between casual bar favorites and more plated bistro-style options. It all feels approachable, like a place you’d return to without overthinking it, especially when you’re in the mood for something unfussy but still satisfying.