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    Biscuitville

    3.5 (32 reviews)
    Closed • 5:30 am - 2:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Local farmed foods
    Andrew F.

    I've been at this location several times now and prefer coming here even though it's out of the way. This location is always clean and easy to get to. The staff are nice and the manager is great. On this visit, I had the Cuban breakfast biscuit combo. ( fried pork chop with fried country ham on top, cheese, pickle, mustard on biscuit) the wife had a spicy chicken and honey biscuit with butter grits and loved it. The food is always good and fresh and was no change this time either. The best part about coming here is while waiting in line to order you can watch the biscuits being made fresh by hand at this location and every location for that matter. Come early as seating is limited and fills up quick and the drive-through is around the building, but well worth the wait.

    Nice cooked fried egg in a Sausage and Egg Biscuit
    Fred B.

    Biscuitville has been a favorite of mine for years. I first tried the biscuits in the mid-70s in Danville, Va, site of the first stand-alone restaurant named Biscuitville - that spot was closed in 2020! Before that the biscuits were sold in the morning hours in Pizzaville locations, primarily in the Triad area - the first two had opened in Burlington in 1966. By 1978 all Pizzaville location had been converted to Biscuitvilles! The biscuits are made fresh daily, with batches processed every 15 minutes in an open kitchen area. The biscuits are made from locally sourced flour, buttermilk, and shortening. They also locally source their bacon, sausage, eggs, and much else, including Cheerwine from Salisbury, and Cackalacky dipping sauce from Pittsboro. These are very good biscuits, among the very best available locally, better than any national fast food chain with the possible exception of BoJangles. I'm not a big fan of their breakfast platters, but the biscuits rock. My favorites are Sausage & Egg, Bacon, Egg & Cheese, and Country Ham & Egg, and the Fried Chicken biscuits. Ambiance - only use drive thru Food - 4.5 Service - 4 Value - 4.5

    Mike B.

    We moved to the Southeast (Winston-Salem area) two years ago. Several of the fast food restaurants are new to us and Biscuitville is one of them. However, with so many new options and our preference to eat at a "new to us, sit down restaurant", we have not experienced many. We were in a bit of a rush last Sunday and we already know that many restaurants are closed on Sundays. We were driving down Lewisville-Clemmons road and remembered there was a Biscuitville. A good friend of mine who has lived in both North and South Carolina raved about Biscuitville when he last visited. So, we decided to check it out. As we drove into the parking lot we could see the drive thru was backed up to the street. We chose to park in the lot next door and go inside for the full experience. The line inside was was about five party's deep and there was only one register in operation. We were able to check out the menu board behind the counter and make our selections. As we waited we saw the biscuit window. A male employee was behind the window making biscuits for everyone to see. There was even a tilted mirror above so customers are able to see them preparing the dough. My wife decided to try the bacon, egg and cheese biscuit without the cheese and a bottled water. I chose the Spam Classic Crunch biscuit from their limited-time menu with a side of country fries and a fountain drink. I was impressed they had Diet Mountain Dew and filled up my cup. The place was busy but the cashier was helpful and efficient. She provided us with our receipt and told us they would call my name when the order was ready. We found a small table that appeared to be clean while others needed wiped down. Most of the tables were occupied. We waited just a few minutes and my name was called. The sandwiches were wrapped up nicely and I grabbed some ketchup packets and napkins. Our first Biscuitville experience was good but not great. Everything in our order got the job done but nothing really stood out. We would visit again. My wife has ordered the sausage balls from the catering menu for her colleagues to enjoy in the office and they are always a big hit.

    Delicious biscuit & gravy!
    Em H.

    The biscuits and gravy at Biscuitville alone are worth a trip to the restaurant. This location is not far from the main thoroughfare, and it's a good place to stop for a quick breakfast.

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    Jake P.

    Biscuitville is more than a fast food breakfast. Their options are different and their quality is a lot different! If you're traveling through this area it's a must try. Our Clemmons location has some excellent efficiencies and operators. We've never had a wrong order. With that said they're still very busy on the weekend mornings. The drive through is almost always backed up onto the side street and sometimes all the way back Lewisville Clemmons Rd. But, they move through it reasonably quick. It's consistently backed up because that many people want some Biscuitville. Don't fear a long drive through line...In this case it means the food is good. They keep it moving. It's very convenient to i40. Our go to is the hot honey chicken biscuit. A fried chicken with local honey and Texas Pete (despite the name that's a local sauce) on their awesome made from scratch biscuit. It's never wrong. It's always good. Sometimes I branch out. While I love their seasonal variety I'm yet to find anything worth the opportunity cost of missing a hot honey. Most recently I went in for a jalapeño pimento country fried steak. It was good, but too much pimento and just not as good as the chicken. Their fries are excellent, I love their gravy, and bonus points for so many local ingredients

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    Quick service with a smile. Reliable and consistent, fast food. I like the chicken biscuit!

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    Went there 5day in a row asked for sweet tea got unsweetened and food was like it was left over from the day before just saying..

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    Great chicken biscuit! Great, friendly, and speedy service! What more could you want? :)

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    “A fried chicken with local honey and Texas Pete (despite the name that's a local sauce) on their awesome made from scratch biscuit.”

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