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You order at the counter and they give you a number, at which time you stake out a table and hoard up on jams and butters like your life depends on it (after 30-45 minutes of thinking about biscuits it basically does). We didn't do any early morning drinking, but on our next visit we're going to try the sake Bloody Mary with house-made pickles.Ītmosphere: Be prepared to wait. When we got there around 9:30am on a Sunday, the wait was a line about 30 minutes out the door. Definitely eat those with a spoon, too. Top two: cherry amaretto jam and banana habanero hot sauce.ĭessert: They have biscuit donuts, and while they're good, they're not the best thing going here-save room for the OG biscuits (with extra-extra jam), and the Bacon of the Day.ĭrink: They have a wide variety of gourmet coffees, teas, freshly-squeezed juices, and mimosas. They have an entire bar filled with a wide assortment of butters, jams, and hot sauces.

Also, PSA: while we aren't typically the biggest fans of gravy, their local pork sausage gravy can and should be eaten with a spoon. If you're not a carnivore, then try the fried green tomato biscuit with brie, tomato, two poached eggs, and a smoked tomato hollandaise sauce. There are no words for how great this tastes, and it's without a doubt yet another gift from the aliens-right after they finished Stonehenge, duh. Order this: The pulled pork biscuit with jalapeno pimento cheese, bacon, a poached egg, and maple syrup. They now have two locations in Asheville and plan to open up a third in Greenville, SC in 2016.

Background: Ancient astronaut theorists suggest that aliens landed in Asheville during 2013 and shared with chefs and co-owners Jason & Carolyn Roy the secrets to the best biscuits in the world.

Biscuit head menu