I had seen Biscuitvilles for years in cities but had never been to one before and I was curious to try one. My parents had biscuits through take out here but I had yet to try one for myself. For the first time in my life I decided to go to Biscuitville in Lexington, NC where I was living at the time. Lexington was my former city I lived in before moving to South Carolina. I also decided I would dine in since I needed to sit and use my phone at that time. My experience was in I think around April of this year (2023) when I still lived in Lexington.So I arrived here for the first time, parked, and went in after I put the top up on my roadster. I stood in line, everything seemed fine, but I noticed a tall man wearing rural working man's clothes come in a moment later and just cuts me in line. He literally just stands beside me and then walks in front of me even though I was there long before him waiting on the cashier. I thought this person is really rude to do that, as I have never done that before to anyone in any restaurant I had been in or anywhere for that matter.And this is what I am getting at with my restaurant experience here, the restaurant itself and the food and service is ok, merely ordinary, but for whatever reason the atmosphere is made abysmal due to rude patrons and other people in here who do not make you feel welcome.I was going to ask that man about cutting me in line but as I was about to do that, I then have another elderly man standing beside me while I am trying to respond to a text message on my phone. He asks me something about what I thought was my phone GPS, I was glad to help out with whatever this elderly man was asking me, and i ask him to clarify what he is asking. He says no he is not asking me about my GPS, and instead he is asking me a joke... something like what is an alligator and a GPS, and I respond I am not familiar or interested in jokes that much so just tell me what the answer is. He then answers navigator or something silly, and I try to be polite but I am disinterested and I say 'yeah, interesting... funny.' I wasn't sure why he was asking me this honestly. But then an elderly woman stranger with him walks a few feet in front of me, probably the man's spouse, and she starts getting angry that I did not answer the joke he asked me myself, as if I am obligated to and yells "duuuuuuhhh" at me and literally looks like she is trying to start a fight or argument with me here in Biscuitville for something so pointless. I just try to remain cool, polite, and respond in a detached calm manner and say "you guys are funny" and "have a nice day" to show disinterest but politeness, even though I felt disgusted at her inappropriate behavior, and the elderly couple walks out angrily and says nothing back to me after I politely tell them to have a nice day. I was puzzled as to why these people are acting like this while I am just waiting in this slow line. I think they were not trying to be friendly but probably rude.When I finally arrive to the register to order, there is a wide variety of biscuits to choose from, but the prices are somewhat high and I honestly have seen better prices for the same sorts of biscuits other places. The biscuit I had was ok but nothing spectacular, a bit better than McDonald's. I did, however, enjoy seeing the wall paintings, the vibrant southern style, the decorations to look at and wall readings of the history of the restaurant inside.The staff inside were mostly quiet and would not say anything even when spoken to about their food or when told bye.So my opinion from my first experience here is that the food and restaurant is merely average and the biscuits are kind of high priced for what you receive, so Biscuitville is acceptable itself in my opinion, but for whatever reason, the kinds of patrons and customers that are drawn here are nasty and rude and soil the atmosphere here. I will one day try another Biscuitville in my new area where I live (South Carolina) but I hope the patrons do not act as abys
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Sausage, Egg and Cheese Biscuit
Casey Alderman
Food is served fast, hot, and fresh! Friendly service too.
Did not disappoint! Excellent fast food. Good quality ingredients. And a nice woman at the checkout counter. Definitely try it out!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Country Ham, Hash Browns, Breakfast Platters, Grits
JJ
Love the biscuits here. They are always super busy in the drive thru but they work hard to keep it moving. Pork chop biscuit is my favorite!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Shannon George
Great place to go get some good food with a great bunch of people that are friendly n ready to help you out with anything you needKid-friendliness: They love having kids visit so they can see how there biscuits are made fresh everyday by hand so they can see the work and effort they put into there food everyday
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Country Ham, Breakfast Platters
Sherry Johnson
My first visit to BV. Worth the wait. We need one in Hickory or Lenoir. GoodParking: Busy restaurant, long car line, inside line was shorter. Got the last space in front of the store, someone was waiting for our parking space.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Breakfast Platters
Sandy Marsh
Good food, delicious coffee, great staff. Above average quick breakfast stop. Uses local products.
Kaitlyn was a great
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Country Ham, Breakfast Platters, Chicken Biscuit
Good quality ingredients. And a nice woman at the checkout counter. Definitely try it out!
I eat here often and I love the food and people.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Breakfast Platters, Breakfast Sandwich
This place has really gone down hill. Drive thru employees are extremely rude. Order is never correct. Overpriced for the quality of the food.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Country Ham, Hash Browns, Breakfast Platters, Chicken Biscuit, Egg and Cheese Biscuit, Bacon Egg & Cheese, Grits, Egg Biscuit Fries Platter, Breakfast Sandwich
Great sausage biscuits. Hash browns always over cooked it seems.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Hash Browns, Breakfast Sandwich
Awesome biscuits and fixings.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I had seen Biscuitvilles for years in cities but had never been to one before and I was curious to try one. My parents had biscuits through take out here but I had yet to try one for myself. For the first time in my life I decided to go to Biscuitville in Lexington, NC where I was living at the time. Lexington was my former city I lived in before moving to South Carolina. I also decided I would dine in since I needed to sit and use my phone at that time. My experience was in I think around April of this year (2023) when I still lived in Lexington.So I arrived here for the first time, parked, and went in after I put the top up on my roadster. I stood in line, everything seemed fine, but I noticed a tall man wearing rural working man's clothes come in a moment later and just cuts me in line. He literally just stands beside me and then walks in front of me even though I was there long before him waiting on the cashier. I thought this person is really rude to do that, as I have never done that before to anyone in any restaurant I had been in or anywhere for that matter.And this is what I am getting at with my restaurant experience here, the restaurant itself and the food and service is ok, merely ordinary, but for whatever reason the atmosphere is made abysmal due to rude patrons and other people in here who do not make you feel welcome.I was going to ask that man about cutting me in line but as I was about to do that, I then have another elderly man standing beside me while I am trying to respond to a text message on my phone. He asks me something about what I thought was my phone GPS, I was glad to help out with whatever this elderly man was asking me, and i ask him to clarify what he is asking. He says no he is not asking me about my GPS, and instead he is asking me a joke... something like what is an alligator and a GPS, and I respond I am not familiar or interested in jokes that much so just tell me what the answer is. He then answers navigator or something silly, and I try to be polite but I am disinterested and I say 'yeah, interesting... funny.' I wasn't sure why he was asking me this honestly. But then an elderly woman stranger with him walks a few feet in front of me, probably the man's spouse, and she starts getting angry that I did not answer the joke he asked me myself, as if I am obligated to and yells "duuuuuuhhh" at me and literally looks like she is trying to start a fight or argument with me here in Biscuitville for something so pointless. I just try to remain cool, polite, and respond in a detached calm manner and say "you guys are funny" and "have a nice day" to show disinterest but politeness, even though I felt disgusted at her inappropriate behavior, and the elderly couple walks out angrily and says nothing back to me after I politely tell them to have a nice day. I was puzzled as to why these people are acting like this while I am just waiting in this slow line. I think they were not trying to be friendly but probably rude.When I finally arrive to the register to order, there is a wide variety of biscuits to choose from, but the prices are somewhat high and I honestly have seen better prices for the same sorts of biscuits other places. The biscuit I had was ok but nothing spectacular, a bit better than McDonald's. I did, however, enjoy seeing the wall paintings, the vibrant southern style, the decorations to look at and wall readings of the history of the restaurant inside.The staff inside were mostly quiet and would not say anything even when spoken to about their food or when told bye.So my opinion from my first experience here is that the food and restaurant is merely average and the biscuits are kind of high priced for what you receive, so Biscuitville is acceptable itself in my opinion, but for whatever reason, the kinds of patrons and customers that are drawn here are nasty and rude and soil the atmosphere here. I will one day try another Biscuitville in my new area where I live (South Carolina) but I hope the patrons do not act as abys
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Sausage, Egg and Cheese Biscuit
Food is served fast, hot, and fresh! Friendly service too.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Muffin, Sausage, Chicken Biscuit
Fresh made buscuits, cinnamon rolls, etc. Gravy is pretty awesome too. Be hard to beat.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The food was good. Bacon ? was on point. Biscuits were flakey. Pepsi was strong ?
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
Did not disappoint! Excellent fast food. Good quality ingredients. And a nice woman at the checkout counter. Definitely try it out!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Country Ham, Hash Browns, Breakfast Platters, Grits
Love the biscuits here. They are always super busy in the drive thru but they work hard to keep it moving. Pork chop biscuit is my favorite!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great place to go get some good food with a great bunch of people that are friendly n ready to help you out with anything you needKid-friendliness: They love having kids visit so they can see how there biscuits are made fresh everyday by hand so they can see the work and effort they put into there food everyday
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Country Ham, Breakfast Platters
My first visit to BV. Worth the wait. We need one in Hickory or Lenoir. GoodParking: Busy restaurant, long car line, inside line was shorter. Got the last space in front of the store, someone was waiting for our parking space.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Breakfast Platters
Good food, delicious coffee, great staff. Above average quick breakfast stop. Uses local products.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bacon Egg