Grew up eating biscuit barn. Makes me feel proud to be from around here. I always loved showing people my favorite breakfast spot and it still brings back memories of my dad leaving me a biscuit in our microwave for me to wake up to on the weekends.My granddad, back when he could drive, would come up to hickory pig (their other restaurant in the same building) and get a cup of pulled pork with no sauce just about every single day.These are good people that run these shops and they make damn good food. A lot has changed around this area since I was little, but biscuit barn has stayed the same good prices, good people, and good food ever since.It's not for everyone but my favorite meal is a fried spam biscuit, a butter biscuit, and an oj. Sometimes I'll get me a pb&j biscuit or even a chicken biscuit and put some peanut butter on it. Nothing makes me feel as good as opening up that paper sack and pulling out a fresh hot biscuit in the morning.No matter what you fill it with, or even if you like it plain, I hope you'll come give this place a try and maybe it'll become part of your lifelong memories too. Maybe nostalgia has something to do with it but no matter what city, state, or country I'm in... I aint never had a biscuit make me smile as big or feel as good as one from the biscuit barn.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Derek Richardson
Best biscuits in Gainesville!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jordan Ross
First time ever making it here even though we’re just down the way. Loved the biscuits. Not a lot of space in the drive thru, it backs up, but someone noticed the line and came out to take orders at the car to help move things along. It’s quintessential southern small town hole in the wall charm with a building that almost looks like it shouldn’t be standing but delivers great food.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Saisage Egg and Cheese
David Orland Brown (Mr. Atlanta)
Legendary Biscuit Business.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ashley D.T
Best biscuit shop around
Chris W.
Great simple food at even better prices. Two biscuits and sausage gravy, and a steak egg and cheese sandwich was $12 total.
Carol McNeill
Went to biscuit barn got breakfast will not go back biscuit taste like it had been
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 3
Hubert Dale
I've been getting biscuits at the biscuit Barn for years and that must tell you something I wouldn't keep coming back if everything was not perfect
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
John F.
Always, Friendly Smiling Faces who serves Hot & Fresh Food!!! If your in a RUSH than this is the PLACE as they will get you out and back on the road very quickly!!!
Sally Hatcher
This morning I received amazing customer service and the sausage biscuit was great!!
I just moved 10min away from this gem. Food is amazing. Full stop. Their sweet tea is also the best I've ever had. The women running this place are clearly angels. Maddie is cooking up some very fine stuff. HIGHLY RECOMMEND.
T.Hannah
This place is pretty good, I loveeed their loaded grits! The staff is so nice too!
Christie Truelove
Always friendly treat you just like family
S DR
I've ate here once a year for the past 15 years (maybe?) and it remains as mediocre as it ever was. The Biscuit Barn does nothing well. IMO each menu item ranks last in the Gainesville/Hall County area.I live nearby, and I can't make it my go-to biscuit joint. The place is in an out-building which somehow passes inspection and the drive through is indeed one of the slowest you'll encounter. But it's the food that is the absolute weakest part of this hillbilly shack/restaurant. The biscuits are cakey and spongy and taste of loaf bread. They are not flakey or buttery. The soft spongy biscuit soaks up gravy which makes a mess on your plate as you fork out the soft spongy mess. They are big too, a big spongy loaf bread biscuit. The gravy is too creamy and too peppery and doesn't taste homemade from sausage grease. I've had their grits of all flavors and they need salt...lots of it too. I recommend everyone to just make the extra drive to Longstreet Cafe where the food is so much better and drive thru MUCH faster. If The Biscuit Barn can find success with poor food in a virtually uncleanable garden shed, ANYONE else should also be capable of beating this place out of business. Somebody, PLEASE, give this hole some competition.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 2
Sara Ferguson
I am a regular here, but when you are nickeling your longtime customers and being rude to them it’s going to leave a horrible taste in their mouth.“They are supposed to charge for it.” Funny, you have been my cashier the past 4 visits.25¢ for a single tiny packet of mustard is sad and off putting. I would understand if it was a large size or someone asking for multiple packets for a $1 biscuit. I regularly spend double digits in a single visit and will think twice before coming back.
Grew up eating biscuit barn. Makes me feel proud to be from around here. I always loved showing people my favorite breakfast spot and it still brings back memories of my dad leaving me a biscuit in our microwave for me to wake up to on the weekends.My granddad, back when he could drive, would come up to hickory pig (their other restaurant in the same building) and get a cup of pulled pork with no sauce just about every single day.These are good people that run these shops and they make damn good food. A lot has changed around this area since I was little, but biscuit barn has stayed the same good prices, good people, and good food ever since.It's not for everyone but my favorite meal is a fried spam biscuit, a butter biscuit, and an oj. Sometimes I'll get me a pb&j biscuit or even a chicken biscuit and put some peanut butter on it. Nothing makes me feel as good as opening up that paper sack and pulling out a fresh hot biscuit in the morning.No matter what you fill it with, or even if you like it plain, I hope you'll come give this place a try and maybe it'll become part of your lifelong memories too. Maybe nostalgia has something to do with it but no matter what city, state, or country I'm in... I aint never had a biscuit make me smile as big or feel as good as one from the biscuit barn.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Best biscuits in Gainesville!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
First time ever making it here even though we’re just down the way. Loved the biscuits. Not a lot of space in the drive thru, it backs up, but someone noticed the line and came out to take orders at the car to help move things along. It’s quintessential southern small town hole in the wall charm with a building that almost looks like it shouldn’t be standing but delivers great food.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Saisage Egg and Cheese
Legendary Biscuit Business.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Best biscuit shop around
Great simple food at even better prices. Two biscuits and sausage gravy, and a steak egg and cheese sandwich was $12 total.
Went to biscuit barn got breakfast will not go back biscuit taste like it had been
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 3
I've been getting biscuits at the biscuit Barn for years and that must tell you something I wouldn't keep coming back if everything was not perfect
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Always, Friendly Smiling Faces who serves Hot & Fresh Food!!! If your in a RUSH than this is the PLACE as they will get you out and back on the road very quickly!!!
This morning I received amazing customer service and the sausage biscuit was great!!
Restaurantji Recommends
I just moved 10min away from this gem. Food is amazing. Full stop. Their sweet tea is also the best I've ever had. The women running this place are clearly angels. Maddie is cooking up some very fine stuff. HIGHLY RECOMMEND.
This place is pretty good, I loveeed their loaded grits! The staff is so nice too!
Always friendly treat you just like family
I've ate here once a year for the past 15 years (maybe?) and it remains as mediocre as it ever was. The Biscuit Barn does nothing well. IMO each menu item ranks last in the Gainesville/Hall County area.I live nearby, and I can't make it my go-to biscuit joint. The place is in an out-building which somehow passes inspection and the drive through is indeed one of the slowest you'll encounter. But it's the food that is the absolute weakest part of this hillbilly shack/restaurant. The biscuits are cakey and spongy and taste of loaf bread. They are not flakey or buttery. The soft spongy biscuit soaks up gravy which makes a mess on your plate as you fork out the soft spongy mess. They are big too, a big spongy loaf bread biscuit. The gravy is too creamy and too peppery and doesn't taste homemade from sausage grease. I've had their grits of all flavors and they need salt...lots of it too. I recommend everyone to just make the extra drive to Longstreet Cafe where the food is so much better and drive thru MUCH faster. If The Biscuit Barn can find success with poor food in a virtually uncleanable garden shed, ANYONE else should also be capable of beating this place out of business. Somebody, PLEASE, give this hole some competition.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 2
I am a regular here, but when you are nickeling your longtime customers and being rude to them it’s going to leave a horrible taste in their mouth.“They are supposed to charge for it.” Funny, you have been my cashier the past 4 visits.25¢ for a single tiny packet of mustard is sad and off putting. I would understand if it was a large size or someone asking for multiple packets for a $1 biscuit. I regularly spend double digits in a single visit and will think twice before coming back.