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    Wise County Biscuits

    4.7 (183 reviews)
    Closed 7:30 am - 2:30 pm

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    Good for groups
    Dogs allowed
    Outdoor seating

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    Michelle S.

    This has been on my list for a while. I went solo in a Saturday morning. Not the best move as they are so busy on the weekend and we had to wait outside. But because I was solo I got seated fairly quickly at the countertop. Everyone there was friendly and attentive. Plus I got to meet two new people who were also diners. I had the biscuits and gravy. Delicious. I did have to add a little local hot sauce with a side of potatoes. My new friend an engineer from Nigeria recommended the chimichurro 'sauce'. I did have that with the potatoes and it is out of this world. The potatoes were crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. What a great hidden gem.

    Sausage biscuits & gravy
    Alexa C.

    I took my parents here for Sunday brunch and this place always hits the spot! They enjoyed the Greens, Egg & Ham biscuit sandwich (city ham, egg, braised greens, hot sauce), Johnny Cakes (3 cornmeal pancakes w/ butter & Paul family farm maple syrup), while I stuck with the Biscuit & Sausage Gravy breakfast plate (handmade sausage, warm biscuit, one egg any style). During peak times, my only suggestion would be for the restaurant to display a clearly marked sign along the sidewalk indicating where the line begins. This would help manage crowd control without patrons having to awkwardly patrol each other.

    Lauren B.

    simply wow just wow. I mean the wait was long, but boy was it worth it! and the staff was so sweet and checking on us while we waited. Got a counter to seat situation that was odd at first but works so well for them. But the food, oh the food! Lights out breakfast. The honey cornbread cookie is still in my dreams. 10/10. Everything was so good - obviously the biscuits and the fun little biscuit bites were terrific. Go and get anything and you will be forever glad you did.

    Biscuits and gravy add chicken
    matt l.

    Great mom and pop breakfast place. Service is fast and great. Everyone seems happy to work there. Great food all made in house Recommend

    Kevin B.

    Really enjoyed my recent visit to Wise County Biscuits!! If you can get past the lack of parking and the sometimes long lines then you are in for a delicious treat. Some lines are never worth the wait but this place is for sure. They have a variety of tables and a counter area for seating. My wife got a bacon egg and cheese biscuit and I got the Fried Biscuit Sandwich. It was a crispy buttermilk fried farm thigh with some local farm honey, was one of the best breakfast sandwiches I've encountered. Biscuit was nice and fluffy and did not fall apart, the chef and the kitchen know exactly what they're doing here. They have an open kitchen so you can see them prepping the sandwiches in addition to trays of freshly baked biscuits, there is a good reason this place is always busy, a true gem in Pittsburgh.

    Doris E.

    Yum! Bold southern flavors on fresh hot biscuits in a charming cafe setting. We found easy street parking in this nice residential part of Pittsburgh. The iced teas were fresh and served generously, and the fried chicken with just a little honey was excellent. Service was quick and friendly.

    Greens, Egg and Ham biscuit and grits
    Ashley V.

    The food and coffee is absolutely delicious! The ordering/seating situation is absolutely asinine. You order at a counter and then they find a table for you. My party of 5 waited in line to get to the register, they let us order drinks but then we had to get into a secondary line to wait again to order food until a table became available. The decor is nice and the staff was friendly, but the weird process put a damper on the visit.

    Tiffany T.

    If you go on a beautiful, weekend morning, expect to wait in a line. You order at the register when they determine there is seating open for your party and you take a number back to the table they assign you. The pastries were so good, their grass something special cake was so moist and delicious. I typically get the sausage and biscuit and it just hits the spot.

    Made to order Biscut sandwich: eggs, pimento cheese and ham. Along with a side of potatoes.
    Pete J.

    Third visit and still great. We went late this time and had zero line. We arrived on Sunday around 1:30 and walked in, ordered and had a choice of several tables. Tried something new today, had the chicken Biscuit with honey. The biscut of course is the star of the show. We also tried for the first time the biscuit bites, amazing. Little pillows of dough with cinnamon sugar.

    City Ham Sandwich
    Lauren G.

    I'll always come back again and again. If you get there at the right time and can grab a seat, the service is so quick and efficient. But the lines can get LONG- it's worth the wait. The breakfast sandwiches are all the best in the city, plus their cinnamon roll might be my new addiction.

    Cinnamon sugar biscuit bites
    Courtney P.

    Holy mother of biscuits! I didn't realize Pittsburgh was in the south?! On our last morning in town before leaving, we decided to come to Wise County Biscuits for breakfast, and it did not disappoint. After placing our order at the counter, we took a seat at a table and waited for our meal. To start, we shared the cinnamon sugar biscuit bites; think biscuit meets churro meets cinnamon sugar doughnut. They were the perfect sweet little appetizer we needed. For my dish, I could not resist the classic biscuits and gravy. To wash it all down I had an iced vanilla coffee. Yum, Yum, Yum, Yum! The biscuits were buttery and flaky without being dense. The gravy had great flavor and it could not have been a more perfect meal. f you are craving some stick to your ribs, delicious breakfast food, this spot needs to be number one on your list.

    Menu in October 2025
    Tiffany Y.

    Wise County Biscuits serves breakfast foods such as biscuit sandwiches, country ham, johnny cakes, grits, and baked goods and lunch foods such as chicken-salad sandwich, burger, and beet salad. It also sells beverages such as coffees and teas and other businesses' packaged foods such as sauces and maple syrups. My husband and I ate breakfast here one time on a weekend morning. The restaurant was busy with other customers. We waited in line for several minutes to place our order, and then an employee assigned a table to us. We drank bottled apple cider and chocolate milk. Our ratings for the foods are as follows: Johnny cakes with apples - 4.5 stars - Three cornmeal pancakes were thick and fluffy and topped with brown-sugar apples and buttermilk cream. Cinnamon-sugar Biscuit Bites - 4.5 stars - These biscuit bites looked like donut holes and had a tasty sweetness. Your Way sandwich - 4 stars - My husband customized his breakfast sandwich to contain scrambled eggs and crispy bacon with the buttermilk biscuit and egg. He prefers breakfast sandwiches that are made from bagels, but he did say that the biscuit tasted very good. Grits - 4 stars - These grits contained cheddar cheese, butter, and pepper and tasted good. The total price was $39 plus tax and tip.

    (top left) Gluten free make your own biscuit sandwich and (bottom right) regular make your own biscuit sandwich
    Gianna W.

    Wise County Biscuits and Cafe is the BEST breakfast! The vibes inside are so cute! All of the servers were very nice. They are vegan and gluten free friendly, and the food is amazing! We both got build your own sandwiches and potatoes. Amazing experience and I can't wait to go back to try the chicken sandwich!!

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