The Bread & Board

The Bread & Board is a closed Jacksonville cafe, not an open restaurant. Stay Safe Jax keeps the listing active so residents who search the name can see that it shut down. This page is filed under Downtown. It is not a live Five Points lunch room and not Alder & Oak. The Five Points restaurant at 1030 Oak Street closed August 8, 2021. The Jacksonville Daily Record reported on August 6, 2021 that The Bread and Board would close that Five Points restaurant and open downtown. The later downtown cafe at 100 West Bay Street, in the VyStar building, closed May 26, 2024. A Town Center location had already shut. In September 2024 the Downtown Investment Authority recorded a default, and the Jacksonville Business Journal reported on that DIA item on October 7, 2024. Public ratings on this page are stored snapshots, not live scores. Stay Safe Jax removed the old Google card. This review does not attach Alder & Oak or any other open restaurant’s Places page. Without a current Google or Yelp listing for The Bread & Board, the headline rating is 0 and the review count is 0. Those zeros mean the cafe is closed and unmatched, not that diners rated a live room zero stars. Stay Safe Jax does not invent a reopening, a license number, or an official website. The useful public sources are the Daily Record move story and the Business Journal DIA story. Warning flags stay at 0. A closed restaurant is a closed restaurant. The tone follows that evidence: clear, sourced, and not a hit list about a cafe that no longer serves Jacksonville. Stay Safe Jax keeps status active so the closed name still appears in the directory. The neighborhood is Downtown because the last public room was 100 West Bay Street, even though the brand started in Five Points. Residents who remember Oak Street should treat August 8, 2021 as the Five Points end date. Residents who remember the VyStar building should treat May 26, 2024 as the downtown end date. The Town Center cafe shut earlier than both. Do not navigate to Alder & Oak looking for this menu. The Daily Record and Business Journal links are the public record. Flags stay at 0 because a closed cafe is not a current consumer-protection case.