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Service was amazing! Food was amazing! Parking is a bit tough but manageable if you park in the residential area nearby. we ordered The Gloria and let me tell you it's very filling! it's the largest dish on their menu and it fed 3 of us!!! Not too bad, right?!?!? it's a walk-up but again the service they're providing is great! Just passed by on my visit to Austin from LA! :) The gravy was super flavorful!
Great food. You need to eat it hot and fresh on the picnic table right away to get the best flavor. Sadly the gravey gets cold relatively quick so get to eating! The Johnny Hash has nearly everything on it and is delicious. There is a proper vegetarian option available that's vegan friendly. These biscuits are as good as any you'll have in Texas.
Food: was it good? Eh. On the fence. If you enjoy a ton of gravy overpowering the biscuit and the one piece of bacon then sure. Was the small container of potatoes worth $1.50? No. This is the container you put condiments in. Service was ok. Not rude just lacked continuity. Ambiance: ok location. Seating is decent. Older colorful picnic tables. However, sitting at one of the tables there was a lovely smell of natural gas coming from one of the pipes so there's that. Would not go again. 2 1/2 stars but won't let me put that.
Biscuits, gravy, sausage and bacon, does it get any better? No! Biscuits and Groovy is a must-visit spot for anyone craving a hearty, delicious breakfast. Their biscuits are soft, savory, and perfectly baked, providing a perfect base for their delicious gravy. Whether you're a breakfast enthusiast or just looking for a filling meal, this place delivers a comforting, delicious experience that leaves you satisfied and will have you going back for more. The location is a little challenging as it's right off the road and there's not much parking so be prepared when you go to circle around a bit to find somewhere to park.
Stopped by Biscuits and Groovy for an on-the-go breakfast while visiting Austin. Food was good, service was friendly efficient, and the theming of the menu items were on point. Stopped by on a weekday morning and customers were consistently coming by to either pickup or place orders. Definitely a popular spot and with good reason. Biscuits and Groovy is a food truck with a few tables located nearby for patrons to enjoy their food on site (although most people seemed to take their order to go). As others have mentioned, parking can be a challenge. My husband ended up dropping me off to order and wait for the food while scouring the nearby area for parking. The menu is pretty straight forward with each entree having different variations of a set of items. Our order consisted of - The Donna (substituted sausage for bacon) - The M.C. Hammer Food was fresh, warm, and tasty. Biscuits were a great texture and their delicious gravy was smothered on both items in our order generously. The bacon, eggs, cheese, and chives complemented the biscuits and gravy perfectly. My husband and I were both pleased (and full) from our orders. Biscuits and Groovy is definitely worth checking out. They suited our needs for the morning as we needed something quick to take on the go. The food is of good quality and will leave you satisfied until your next meal.
I have been wanting to try B&G for the longest time, and due to not making proper brunch reservations anywhere else/not wanting to wait 30 min-1 hour to eat, I ended up coming here with my sis and friend for Saturday's super late breakfast! The parking situation is SO confusing. It says "not to park in the alley" or behind Peddler's bike shop...but then, where? We parked behind Peddler's anyways since we would be eating quickly, and because we really didn't know where else we could go! I got the The Village (Three freshly baked buttermilk biscuits topped with white pepper gravy, sausage, jalapenos, colby jack cheese, black pepper and chives) but made vegetarian. I love how they can make any of their dishes vegetarian or even vegan! I was in love with the biscuits, the gravy not so much. My sister and friend also enjoyed their dishes, but my friend thought the price was too much for just biscuits. For me, it hit the spot and I definitely wanted to curl up and take a nap since all the blood did indeed rush to my stomach and got to work, haha!
Wow this place is awesome! Every single item on the menu can be made completely vegan or vegetarian! It's very reasonably priced too. The 1 biscuit option is already a pretty big portion in my opinion, but most menu items include 3 biscuits. I found the vegan gravy a bit too salty, but overall really good. We came on a Sunday around 12:30 and it came out fast, within 10 minutes. All outdoor seating, but most in the shade. Highly recommend checking Biscuits and Groovy out!
The food was amazing, simple things done at the hugest level. The staff was very nice, even at the peak of their business. The neighborhood it's located in is so beautiful and it makes for a very pleasant dining experience. I'd love to come again!
I generally love this place, though they tend to take a bit to get you your food. However, it's typically good. It's right by my house so I walk there on weekends to eat. I stopped in today to grab a bite before I had to jump on the road for an 8 hour drive home for the weekend. I waited patiently over 40 minutes. When I went back up to the window I noticed several people that ordered way after me had already received their food. They forgot my order completely. No apology or attempt to try to fix the situation. I received a refund but even that took a a bit for them to figure out how to do. It was a disappointing experience.
Biscuits and Groovy has been on my Austin bucket list for years and I finally got the chance to cross it off the list on my most recent trip to Austin. This place is an Austin favorite, so I planned an early arrival to beat the crowds. Parking sucks here. Pay attention to the signs in front of the business as it clearly says, do not park in the alley or the gas station. I found street parking in the neighborhood very easily. The business itself is a cool looking trailer, next to the bike shop with a small patio off to the side. I got there early, so ordering with the cool and friendly staff was a breeze. They give you a buzzer to let you know when your food is ready. The menu is pretty simple. You got freshly made buttermilk biscuits served in a variety of different ways. The common denominator in most of the dishes is white pepper gravy but topped with different toppings. You can also get a regular ole biscuit, topped with butter and jam. You really can't go wrong here. I was undecided like usual so they suggested I go with their best seller, the Gloria Gaynor. It's a large dish and can easily be shared, but I did a pretty good job of knocking most of it out myself. It was three open faced biscuits, topped with their delicious gravy, scrambled eggs, sausage, bacon, jalapenos, cheese, pepper and chives. This dish not only looked glorious and comforting, but it also tasted absolutely delicious. That gravy was one of the better white gravies that I've had. The biscuits were buttery, light and flaky. Just like I like them. The eggs were done just right, not too runny, not too hard. I will say I felt the proteins were a little light. I would've liked a little more sausage and bacon in every bite. The jalapenos were of the pickled variety and added a little bit of heat. The green onions added a nice bite of freshness to the dish to cut through all the richness of all the other components. I was thoroughly satisfied with this dish. As far as drinks go, the only options is freshly squeezed OJ. I was all about that and really liked it, but a coffee option would have came in clutch too. Luckily there is a coffee shop next door if you really have to get that caffeine fix. I am so glad I finally got to the check this spot out. It definitely did not disappoint and I would gladly come back!
I loved everything about our quick visit to Biscuits + Groovy, except maybe the parking. The service was excellent, food was ready quick and the area is a nice collection of local businesses. The seating is limited since it's a food truck on the corner of an intersection, so we got our food to go and it didn't impact quality at all. We got the Donna with veg sausage and two sandwiches with added sausage patties, and a fresh squeezed OJ. The biscuits are incredibly soft and warm, the gravy was perfect thickness and the vegetarian sausage was tasty and well spiced. My partner said his sandwiches were fine but what really stood out was the juice. So yummy! It's hard to find vegetarian biscuits with sausage and gravy, and this hit the spot! Will be excited to come back for more.
Bang for your buck portions! I got the Donna, which is 3 scrambled eggs on biscuits. As not a big eater, it was definitely big enough to split into two. There are a few picnic tables nearby to eat at. I ended up parking at the gas station across the street, which I'm not sure if that was kosher, but it was early enough that I didn't feel bad about it. Overall, a solid place to go to if you really like biscuits!
Who doesn't like biscuits and gravy?? This is a cute little food truck with friendly service. Stopped by one morning for breakfast. The menu is small with different variations of meat, gravy and cheese. We ordered the biscuits + groovy and the MC Hammer. The biscuits were light and fluffy. I wish there was more gravy, it was good! Interestingly, the menu items can be made vegan. They have a few covered picnic tables to eat besides the truck. read more
TLDR: I wouldn't recommend this joint to myself or anyone looking to be impressed. Food looked better on pictures, it was not that much. I came from suburbs in Southern California and can't quite wrap my head around this combo. The gravy was great, but $11 for the Gloria was not cool. It did feel like I just got some left over stuff on my biscuits, like another review said. The amount of bacon I got was maybe less than half of 1 strip, and the amount of "three scrambled eggs" felt like one. I didn't tip because it felt like all the guy did was take the order, and it seems like it's the type of place you put things away yourself, which I did. My wife got the M.C. Hammer for $4, and the amount of biscuits were the same as mine, and the vegan sausages also felt like it was way too little. read more
3 years ago
This small place has breakfast the way I like it...piled all together. We searched out this hole in the wall because I am a sucker for great biscuits...who doesn't love warm fluffiness... Turns out this establishment is made out of a cargo container with wheels! It's not the easiest place to find, as it is located in a residential area, but no worries...it's right on the street. Here, they take three biscuits, pile them high with scrambled eggs, sausage gravy, chives and Colby jack cheese....and call it the Donna Summer. Wow. I know what you are thinking, and yes, we shared it, but I probably could have finished it myself. I did want a tad more intensity of flavor out of the dish. If I am going to destroy my daily allotted calories during breakfast, I want to make sure there is enough fat and salt for me to feel satisfied...and it didn't come through in the dish. It was good, but if I went back, I would try a different dish. Long live biscuits! read more
This is one of my favorite trucks in Austin. Great quality, great portions, decent value. One of the especially good aspects is the Vegan biscuits, which are almost as good as the regular ones -- so friends with dietary restrictions can eat here too. Most savory dishes come with 3 buscuits open face. Compared to other biscuit joints, lots of delicious gravy. You eat it with a fork and knife. They add other good topics crumbled on top. Good options. Donna summer is a favorite. In terms of spice level, you should be able to handle it. Generally i go medium in terms if jalapenos. Regarding sweet biscuits. Also good. Generally, you just get 1. The jam is great. Sometimes I'll mix the jam with the savory biscuits. Finally, the orange juice is fresh squeezed and i would reccomend. Other things to note -- it's a truck so you have to buy bottled water. Also, the wait on the weekends or lunch can be rough. Like if 25 min worst case. Often it's only 15 though read more
3 years ago
This is absolutely disgusting. I ordered for my very first time. I placed the order through Door Dash. I knew something was wrong based on the smell. When I opened the bag, it was completely soaked in condensation. Some of it I would expect from a hot meal. But the bag was soaked, the napkins were wet, the bottom of the container was soaked through. I contacted door dash and they would only refund me $5 for this $13 meal. read more
2 years ago
Food was delicious. Parking was a struggle but I'll deal with it again. I enjoyed sitting at the picnic tables watching the neighborhood go by. read more
Is this Real Life? Vegan Freak'n Biscuits & Gravy! My entire life, Biscuits & Gravy has been my all time favorite breakfast, at moments, my favorite meal! When we found this gem, I was beyond excited, beyond stoked! They're entire menu can be veganized. My experience with B+G has always been A+; quick, fresh, delicious, & pleasant customer service! I am always ecstatic when having the opportunity to hit up B+G! Photo'd: Biscuits+Groovy Biscuits+Groovy added Bacon MMM MMM MMMMMM!!! Thank you Biscuits + Groovy for having Vegan Options! read more
This place has very good ways of dolling up biscuits and gravy. You will get a lot of food and you will receive good customer service. The lady that took my order was very friendly on the phone and in person. I got The Gloria and it's delicious. It's three biscuits,gravy,eggs,bacon,sausage,cheese,chives and jalapeños. The pictures will have you there for lunch. The parking situation is not good. You will have to park around the corner in the neighborhood because they have no parking for customers. They are open from 9am until 2pm. It's a fantastic place to eat at in Austin if you have a hankering for some unique biscuits and gravy. read more
5 years ago
6 years ago
I would never recommend this location to any of my family or friends. Went to eat early Sunday morning and the homeless camps were a sight. While waiting for our food we had two people come up to us from the woods/train tracks behind the food truck, completely strung out. It was really uncomfortable. They got between us and they circled the area a few times. Across the street a shirtless man constantly kept falling down and stumbling back and forth from his "camp" to the woods. Food was delicious, but I wouldn't go back. read more
9 years ago
Every time I come to Austin, I never get the chance to try this place out and this time I woke up early enough to get some. Literally needed to be the first person there because there's always a long line outside. Second person in line this time! --Gloria Gaynor (4/5) Added potatoes to get the full sha-bang! A savory breakfast that had bacon, sausage, cheese, gravy, jalapenos, and biscuits laid out at the bottom. It was good, but it's something anyone can pretty much put together. They just got the extra touch to it! Pretty cool food truck idea and a great name! I didn't get to finish it, but it was a great fast breakfast comfort food! read more
8 years ago
Had been passing this place for some time now. The location is a bit confusing due to the limited parking. Once you find a spot and place your order you are in for a treat. The food was really awesome. I have tried lots of franchise biscuits and this place is definitely local and made fresh. I ordered the Johnny hash and added egg to it. Price is about normal for breakfast in Austin now. TIP: park at the corner store and buy your drink there and the attendant will let you park there to cross street and buy your biscuits and groovy. read more
7 years ago
Hits the spot! Everything on the menu can be made vegan, that's so convenient! We're on a family trip and I'm the only omnivore. So good can be tricky sometimes. The vegan sausage patty was tasty, and crispy, with a well rounded flavor. The biscuits were so fresh and so soft. Honestly I wish we had eaten here a few more times before our grip came to an end. Will definitely be back next time ! read more
4 years ago
Deliciousness on Biscuits. This place is a gem. There was no line, or anyone else actually, when we came and from what we read that is not at all the norm. That would be worrisome but it was cold so I'm sure that plays a part. The guy at the counter was extremely polite. He even told us that we were kinda lucky to have caught them at such a slow time. I got The Donna Summer and my girl got The Johnny Hash. We both got the fresh OJ. OMG the Orange Juice was life. Like legit I don't know if I've had better orange juice. It was just so fresh and had only the slightest bit of pulp that just brought it up even more. The Donna Summer was amazing. I added the home fries to mine. The biscuits were super soft and the gravy was just a smooth creamy flow. The flavors weren't like "pow pow" but more of just solid flavor profiles that compliment each other. This is definitely a place you don't want to pass up. And again I must say....the ORANGE JUICE...Get It! read more
3 years ago
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4 years ago
First off, the food truck scene in Austin Texas is out if this world! I was in town on vacation and fell in love with the atmosphere! I ordered the Gloria Gaynor and it was very good. The jalapeño were not spicy which may or may not be a good thing if you like them. The portions are large and can easily be shared if you aren't that hungry. Gravy was a little bland but still good. I highly recommend trying Biscuits and Groovy if you are in the area. read more
2 years ago
This place is not groovy and hardly biscuits. Ate here on Saturday morning. Order standard, Biscuits and Groovy (3 biscuits, sausage, chives and white gravy). I attached a photo. It was simply not tasty. My honest opinion, I feel they buy the ingredients all at HEB. The biscuits tasted like some Pillsbury can biscuits you warm up in a toaster oven. Anybody's mom could make a better homemade biscuit. Sausage seemed like a Jimmy Dean patty that was cut up. Poor gravy. $6 for this? Not a good value considering that is easily 2 breakfast tacos somewhere else. Any place I review, I look at it with a Austin style view. We dig all the different trailer varieties in Austin, but this place is a disappointment. The food should make you come back, and I can not recommend this place. Bleh! read more
While the biscuits and gravy here are by no means bad, unfortunately, I must report that they are also not as good as I had expected them to be. To be fair, I ordered one of the more simple items on the menu, but oftentimes the simple items are the ones that are the most telling, for they require the most skill to make correctly. I ordered the biscuits with gravy, eggs, and sausage. Together, it looked amazing. Scrambled eggs and sausage smothered in gravy on top of three hot steaming biscuits. Upon my first bite, which was very good, but not amazing, I noticed that the individual pieces lacked one very important ingredient - salt. I tried adding hot sauce, but it didn't really help it that much. Upon isolating just the gravy alone, and I love gravy, I noticed that it tasted floury and almost like it was made with an instant mix instead of with either chicken or even some of that sausage fat, which would have brought it to another level. So, while I really loved the concept and also the individual components themselves, and given that Austin has some of the best food truck food that I have ever had, I'd have to say that Biscuits and Groovy was not one of my favorites. They also make different types of jams everyday, and today it was carrot cake jam, which was amazing on a single, perfectly crispy yet soft and buttery biscuit by itself. I really think this place deserves a 3.5 stars, but it's not quite a 4, so 3 it is. read more
4 years ago
Whenever I'm away from Austin this is one of the places I can't wait to go to when I'm back. If you like biscuits and gravy, this is the best I've yet to try. Their portions are great for the price you're paying. We usually split one and both get full from their larger plates of 3 biscuits. I've tried almost all of them and they're all 10/10. read more
7 years ago
I don't know if the heat made my tastebuds run flat, but I just wasn't feeling it. I got a vegan version and the chickn pieces felt more like leftover crumbles. I'll try it again when it gets cooler in hopes of a better experience. read more
5 years ago
Glad we stopped here before heading out to the airport. Great place to get a delicious breakfast! read more
10 years ago
Came here for brunch on a Saturday with a few friends. It is a trailer, but there is no parking lot in front of it. It's attached to a bike shop, but you can't park there and most places around it have signs stating that you would be towed. There is a sign that says to park in the neighborhood, so you have to go look for street parking, there is ample room, but this weekend we got the last street parking spot that was near by. There was a 40 minutes wait for the food to be done, I guess they were behind on orders, but he did tell us there was a wait before we placed our order which was nice. There is outdoor picnic style benches next to the trailer that you can sit and eat at. It wasn't so bad for us to wait since there are a few tables under the shade. The other tables were in the sun and I could only imagine how terrible that would have been to wait in the heat for a little under an hour. There are a ton of flies in the sitting area though, it got quite annoying to sit there and deal with them. There isn't any fans so after about 20 minutes the heat was pretty terrible, since there was no air movement. The food looked really good when they were serving it to other people. The portion size is pretty large as well. When we received our order, the food was lukewarm, which is a little disappointing since we waited so long. I had asked for extra crispy bacon, but I was told they made everything in batches so that wasn't possible for me to request it to be made a specific way. Half of my biscuit order was really good, and the other half was tiny biscuits and way over done. I added an order of potatoes and it was a ketchup cup sized order.... a little tiny in my opinion. Overall everyone in my party felt it was okay, but nothing that made us feel it was worth the wait or the driving to find parking, and sitting outside. We were left slightly less impressed than we were all hoping for. I'm not really sure I would recommend this place or come back. read more
This is a really cool little place to go for breakfast. It's only a small food truck with a few benches and it was really popular so we had a bit of a wait, but it was definitely worth it! I had the Johnny Hash which was so good and my hubby has the Gloria Gaynor which he really enjoyed. I'm not actually a huge fan of biscuits and gravy normally but the biscuits were so light and fluffy and the gravy was a perfect consistency that with the added toppings made it so enjoyable, and it was a huge portion! I'd recommend stopping by. read more
3 years ago
4 years ago
When I tell you that this place was exactly what I wanted at exactly the moment I wanted it...I'm not lying. I had the strep throat and I needed something warm and cozy without being too extreme, because after all, it is 100 degrees outside. This place was the perfect amount of extreme. Homemade freakin' biscuits with creamy and comforting (YES, comforting) white gravy, fluffy scrambled eggs, cheese, and in Gloria Gaynor's case, BACON. It was...transcendent. I can only imagine being able to combine this with a BYOB selection of my choosing next time I visit will make this otherworldly and even more comforting. See you soon, Biscuits and Groovy. read more
2 years ago
Would you like a quick read on this one? I got your back. Cheap and filling. The two words that best describe this experience. The gravy was good, the biscuits were above average and the jalapeno one had a little bit of spice to it that paired well with the creaminess and saltiness of the gravy. The being said, don't go out of your way for this place. There are a lot of them around, a ton. THE VERDICT: Need a quick bite for breakfast, you gotta hit this place up. Otherwise, you could probably avoid it. Good not great. But you know... things. read more
2 years ago
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4301 Duval St
Austin, TX 78751
Hyde Park, Hancock
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I asked because everywhere I go like google or yelp, it says that it's closed. Are you guys open until 2 pm?
Yes, 2pm every day. Not closed down, just closed until tomorrow.
What kind of breakfast place doesn't open until 8:30?
There were several factors, but the decision mainly came down to a health dept law here in Austin that requires mobile vendor employee access to a public restroom within 100 yards of our establishment that is accessible to our employees during our…
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