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93% ambiance
“Great atmosphere, biscuits are really good.”
100% dessert
“ordered my fave, eggs over easy/ atop black bean cakes.”
85% drinks
“The price was great, food was awesome, and the coffee NEVER ran dry.”
86% food quality
“absolutely everything is an eclectic spin off of basic southern breakfast fair yet the subtle twists make you feel that you are eating healthy while over endulging in gloriously rich sumptous food.”
77% menu variety
“We both enjoyed our meals and particularly liked the healthful aspects of the menu, especially the absence of pork products.”
100% overall
“great place for vegetarians and a wonderful spot for everyone!”
0% return potential
“OJ was bad and srever was fighting with the kitchen employee in front of us, food was below average and why should I go back?”
79% service
“The symptoms are as follows: after opening to favorable reviews and good word-of-mouth, a restaurant begins to get busier than it's staff/facility can reasonably accommodate.”
95% value
“great food, great price.”
95% wait time
“Best french toast, long lines but worth it!”
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March 14, 2013
There's plenty of debate surrounding their biscuits but I love their pasta, sausage & eggs dish, accompanied by their creamy grits
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October 28, 2012
Flying biscuit's food is fine. They
have good grits. They have Horrible to go service. If you order to go food be sure you are the one that placed the order and check the bags/boxes before you leave. My husband likes their food so we go there every couple of months. Of the 3 times we have gotten to go food from there in the past 5 months they messed up our order 2 times.
I am going to call and talk to a manager because if it was my restaurant I would want to know. But I also wanted to let the other good folks in Atlanta know so you have fair warning. Just check the bags and be prepared to wait for them to correct your order. They will likely have gotten it wrong.
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February 21, 2011
Long Lines, Medicore. Well let me start by saying that it's solid in terms of breakfast in Atlanta. By solid I mean okay, better than fast food, but not good enough to stand in line for. If you go there on a Saturday, that's what you'll be doing so prepare your self for that. And order the biscuits and gravy...Eggs are watery. Oh and it's very noisy so prepare yourself. On the flipside, in the winter they do serve coffee to people standing out side in line which I think is a nice customer service jesture.
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July 18, 2010
Inviting ambience. I love it's interior, felt at home and not to mention me and my friends had a wonderful breakfast here at Flying Biscuit. A must try place!
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March 25, 2010
High Flyer is the way to go. One of my favorite places to eat in Atlanta and now OTP. Great food at a reasonable price.
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January 01, 2010
disappointed.
After visiting their website and reading about them in the Atlanta guestbook, I was sure I had found a delicious vegetarian friendly restaurant. However all their vegetarian products (i.e. tofu scramle, garden patties, even potatoes) were cooked in the same pan or shared on the grill with their meat products!
Lastly, it took over an hour to be seated after being told that it was about a 20 minute wait.
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September 22, 2009
Fantastic, Healthy Food. I am a huge breakfast lover and I love the omlettes at The Flying Biscuit! The wheat biscuits are better than the white ones! But....my favorite thing is the grits! White cheddar and whipping cream----you can't beat it!
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September 21, 2009
Atmospher, Atmosphere, Atmosphere. The atmosphere is always the same at Flying Biscuit........Cozy, eclectic, and inviting.....The biscuits and apple butter furher stamps this place a must have to your dining portfolio.
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December 01, 2008
Some of the best breakfast on earth!. I am completely in love with this place. I eat at the biscuit 3-4 times per month, but would happily eat breakfast at this local favorite every day if I could. The french toast is incredible, and the biscuits are the best I have tasted, possibly because of the incredibly addictive apple butter served with them. Dont worry, no matter what you order on the breakfast menu, you get a biscuit and apple butter, so no one misses out! Food is very consistent from day to day and month to month. Service is attentive and quick, but as friendly as can be considering the work load these poor servers have on a busy morning. Beware, bacon and sausage lovers- they only have chicken sausage and turkey bacon, but in my opinion they are far better than their pork counterparts. Go check it out on a weekday morning if you want a shorter wait. Ill probobly be the guy sitting at the counter!
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August 27, 2008
No more BISCUIT with salad entree! That's the new economical policy at flying BISCUIT!!!. Last week, to my jaw-dropping surprise, the waitress announced to me that Flying Biscuit doesn't serve anymore the complementary biscuit with a salad entree order. Is it one of the consequences of recession? Anyway, if this is so, you lost a faithful customer Flying biscuit and many more to come, or, rather, not come any more...
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