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(404) 874-8887
1001 Piedmont Ave NE
(10th Street NE)
Atlanta,
GA
30309
33.782
-84.3803
Neighborhoods: Midtown, Northeast, Northeast
Hours:
Daily 7am-10pm
Price:
$
Last updated 11.20.09
Category:
Flying Biscuit Midtown
Last updated 11.20.09
What People Are Saying About Flying Biscuit Midtown
The Editor
Contributor
Contributor
The Scene – While capturing the trademark quirkiness of its sister restaurant in Candler Park, the tiny, likeably cramped locale still feels fresh, streamlined and very Midtown. The dining room, decorated with groovy lanterns and trademark Polly the Potter crockery, focuses on an inviting front-and-center bar. Service is crisp and friendly. – – The Food – Expect the same style of New Age power breakfasts at this location. The Flying Biscuit breakfast--two eggs, turkey sausage, grits or potatoes and an enormous, pillowy biscuit--is a tasty standard. More inventive is…
Editor's Tips
- When to Go:
- Fixed Price Friday features a three-course dinner and wine pairing for $25 a person ($20 without wine) that changes weekly and offers dishes not on the regular menu.
- Save Money:
- Parents should take advantage of the kids eat free dinners Monday through Thursday after 5pm.
- Payment Methods:
- American Express, Visa, Discover, MasterCard
- Restaurant Special Features:
- Breakfast, Brunch
- Cuisine:
- Traditional American, Vegetarian
- Smoking Permitted:
- No
- Other Locations:
12/16/09
worst in Atlanta
by tony clifton at Citysearch
They have to either secretly hand out weed here with every order (maybe a small bag under the plate) or the many worshipers of this place simply have insipid taste! lol The ironic thing about this place is that the biscuits actually SUCK! Now I understand why they call it The Flying Biscuit, they do make great flying objects! lol
It is the only place in the world my wife and I ever left an entire plate of food (minus the one aweful bite we took!)
You guys who idolize this place can stand in your long lines awaiting your vapid dishes, I will stand elsewhere!
- Pros: the location
- Cons: the food!
11/12/09
Untraditionally traditional breakfast.
by BerryD1967 at Citysearch
The food is fresh, healthy, and has lots of twists on the traditional breakfast menu. People have already listed the different items you can get and here's my take on it: Whole Wheat biscuits are an incredible idea! Apple butter: spiced brilliance that you can use on almost anything. Peach cobbler made from a white biscuit with a ladle of canned peaches: eh, fail. Canned peaches on a biscuit doesn't equal cobbler. Other than that...I come here each chance I get with my family for some get-together or another. Great job!
- Pros: Healthy and unique cuisine
- Cons: Being unique goes both ways
05/11/09
Unique food
by mquintana at Citysearch
Food is great, service is great. Not exactly cheap but they certainly have some very unique dishes. The fried green tomatoes are one of a kind.
- Pros: great food
- Cons: rather pricy
The Details on Flying Biscuit Midtown
When to Go:
Fixed Price Friday features a three-course dinner and wine pairing for $25 a person ($20 without wine) that changes weekly and offers dishes not on the regular menu.
Save Money:
Parents should take advantage of the kids eat free dinners Monday through Thursday after 5pm.
Category:
Vegetarian, Bakeries, Restaurants, Catering
Payment Methods:
American Express, Visa, Discover, MasterCard
Restaurant Special Features:
Cuisine:
Smoking Permitted:
No
