They use wild-caught Gulf shrimp, among the best in the world and rare at these prices, along with cheese grits, mushrooms, bacon, green onion and lemon Tabasco sauce. More: Atlanta diner updates breakfast classics all dayĬan’t miss non-biscuit entrées include the owners’ personal favorite, the Bill Neal, a fancy take on a Southern breakfast and all-day classic, shrimp and grits. The rich, pork-laden sausage (aka country style) gravy is awesome and elevates both dishes, while the shaved country ham is much better than most more common ham or Canadian bacon approaches. Favorite served “on a biscuit” items include the East Nasty, a fried deboned chicken thigh with cheddar cheese and country gravy, and the Southern Benny, a biscuit covered in shaved country ham, two fried eggs and sausage gravy instead of hollandaise. There are five, and while one person could eat them all, and would if they didn't have company since you can't stop eating them, this would ruin your appetite for all the great stuff to come. The shareable highlight is a signature favorite of regulars, Bonuts, doughnut holes made with biscuit dough that are fried then rolled in sugar, stuffed with lemon mascarpone cream, and served over a blueberry compote. The underlying theme is that almost all of the dishes have a multi-dimensional flavor and textural quality, with meat, sauce, veggies and maybe cheese and/or eggs that go together, and the offerings are broadly divided into two categories: “on a biscuit” and not, while there is also an appetizer section labelled Shareables. I try most of the menu and everything is delicious. Great American Bites: Hipster meets Midwest culture at this Minneapolis dinerīetween the creative palates of the chef owners, the high-quality ingredients and the excellent biscuits in two styles - traditional baked square ones and crustier round “drop” biscuits, made by pouring batter into a hot pan - this is one of those places where you honestly cannot go wrong. Eggs, dairy and lots of other key products here are well and locally sourced, and even the really cool pottery coffee mugs are locally made. There’s a good chance that no matter how much you love biscuits and sausage gravy - and it’s long been one of my favorite things about heading south - you’ll never get it made with such fine ingredients. The restaurant was butchering three whole hogs a week to meet demand for the ground pork in the sausage gravy so the owners added pork chops to the menu as well, which have been a big hit. They get their country ham from the world’s best purveyors such as Benton’s, bacon from legendary Nueske’s, an artisan Wisconsin producer that gourmets source from via mail order, and all the beef and pork from nearby Bear Creek Ranch, where the animals are raised naturally and without drugs. Like many recent success stories, they started Biscuit Love as a food truck about five years ago, and its popularity led to the first brick and mortar location in 2015. The husband-and-wife owners are both native Tennesseans who went to prestigious Johnson & Wales culinary school, then returned determined to showcase the region’s best ingredients. What brings all of this together is great ingredients and a focus on sourcing. You line up to order at the counter and register next to a coffee machine, then grab a seat and wait for your food.
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Once you get in the door - it is extremely popular, especially on weekends when the line might stretch outside, a small entry area has shelves full of souvenirs on either side, everything from Southern cookbooks and biscuit making tools, such as rolling pins and biscuit cutters, to logo wear and coffee cups.
It has a bright airy modern feel, and is equal parts coffee shop and French bistro. The flagship has concrete floors and high ceilings with exposed ductwork, but avoids an industrial feel, with lots of white surfaces, white brick walls, a long counter down one side, and heavy wood tables and chairs with metal frames everywhere else. While just a couple of years old, it has already spawned a second spot in Hillsboro Village, with a third coming soon in suburban Franklin, Tenn. The scene: The original Biscuit Love is located in Nashville’s hip Gulch neighborhood, and has quickly become the city’s favorite breakfast spot - and Nashville is full of great breakfasts.
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