Best biscuits in Seattle. Not only is the set up super cute but there is great service & food too. Perfect place to bring out of town guests.
Dro G
Great biscuits! We tried the Willie Lee and Che sandwiches - both were quite tasty and filling. The Willie Lee was a good balance of sweet and savory with the berry jam and bacon.We did encounter an issue with the food taking a long time to come out. Initially, we were there to eat in because it didn't look too busy with a few open tables. Unfortunately, we had to change it to a takeout order because it took too long. That part was rough but they may have also been backed up with pickup orders.Solid food in a good location with parking. Worth trying!Follow me on IG for travel content! @drotravels
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 3
Emily Meng
HUGE fluffy biscuits! Generous portions, would recommend splitting if you don't have a big appetite.I got the Big Al, which came with plenty of gravy to match the size of the biscuit. The sausage gravy had a bit of a cajun flavor to it, with plenty of spices and a tiny bit of heat!My friend got the iced coffee and liked it a lot.There isnt a ton of seating so dine-in probably isnt the best choice if you have a large group, but they have a homey assortment of mismatched plates and counter seating where you can watch the kitchen.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Big Al Biscuits and Gravy with an over Easy Egg on the Side, Gus
Michael and Sarah Tanja
Foods really good! I've been coming here (infrequently) for 3 years now. I used to work nearby, but now I occasionally come when I'm in the area. The workers are very friendly. Definitely a place where I'd feel comfortable bringing in some stuff to work on or read a book too. Varner is probably my favorite. Really cute place.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Spencer King
Weekday review: food is hearty, flavorful, but simple. Super tasty, but not inspired. Cooks and bartenders are all super friendly and talkative behind the counter. Great people. Coffee, biscuits, and a morning paper - great and low key chill vibe.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Daniel
Nashville vibes in the PNW, solid service with epic biscuits. Recommend to split some of the items on the menu. No wait when we went on a Sunday morning around 11:00 am, staff was on point and knowledgeable about the menu. Good find and will be backSoon.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Rachael Scheibert
Was walking by yesterday and drawn in by the scent of warm, buttery biscuits. Staff was incredible friendly (guy at the counter was awesome), menu looked amazing, the food was absolutely delicious, and I love the cozy atmosphere. Will definitely be back!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jess Gray
Was second guessing spending $20 on the Gus biscuit until the plate came out and I saw the portion size. Filled my stomach and my soul.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Che Biscuit, Gus
Michelle F.
These biscuits are delicious! We ordered the biscuits and gravy and the Willie Lee. Let's first talk about the biscuits. They are flaky, buttery and overall just so good. I could eat it plain or be satisfied with just some jam. Interior is a nice touch meet up with another person or small group. You order at the counter and then have the option of finding a table or eating at the counter
Mojdeh S.
How I heard of this place: We placed an order off of the Too Good To Go app, and it was our first time tasting their large and flavorful biscuits. Type of cuisine: All things biscuit - plan, sandwiches, simple spreads. Ambiance: We did a quick pick-up, so I wasn't inside this time, but the outer space looked cute and cozy, with limited seating outside the stand-alone, small building housing the Seattle Biscuit Company. What I ordered: Four large biscuits. What I loved: Buttery, warm, flaky and amazing - even on their own. Why I loved it: The biscuits leave nothing to be desired. They are moist and buttery, flaky and gorgeous. Cost: For this deal, they were amazingly well-priced for their size and freshness.
Awesome home made, real deal, biscuits and gravy. Portions is pretty good. I am a big guy and I was full.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Big Al Biscuits and Gravy with an over Easy Egg on the Side
nathan scott
The overall feel was a reflection of joy.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Willie Lee, Gus
Penelope Jewell-Ferrer
This was my first time at Seattle Biscuit Co. We went on a Wednesday before noon, and it was quiet but not empty. When we walked in, we were greeted and told to order before we sat down. It took a few to look over all the interesting ways they had conjured up to serve biscuits. There is a long counter and booths. The guy who took our orders brought our beverages and later our food. I ordered the Che. It looked like a huge sandwich,I cut it in 1/2, but I needed a fork and a knife to eat it. I took the other 1/2 home. The food was real, not processed, and very tasty. My daughter ordered the biscuit and gravy, which was a huge serving (think 2 person meal).This is the place to go if you're craving anything with a homemade biscuit!Parking: Easy to find parking. Small lot on the side of the business
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Big Al Biscuits and Gravy with an over Easy Egg on the Side, Che Biscuit
阿霞
The atmosphere here is very good, with warm heating and beautiful decoration. The clerk I received today was very kind and professional. I liked his service very much.This time I ordered Amy Lees Cousin and Varner. I really like the Varner's rich spice but the balance of peach jam. I think the yellow mustard used in Amy Lees Cousin doesn't go well with jam and is a bit weird.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Ranjan Lamichhane
I think the food here is really good, however the venue feels pretty cramped and they don't have table service. You order at the counter and hope for a table, basically.Kid-friendliness: Very tight spot, so wouldn't recommend people to bring kids here.
Best biscuits in Seattle. Not only is the set up super cute but there is great service & food too. Perfect place to bring out of town guests.
Great biscuits! We tried the Willie Lee and Che sandwiches - both were quite tasty and filling. The Willie Lee was a good balance of sweet and savory with the berry jam and bacon.We did encounter an issue with the food taking a long time to come out. Initially, we were there to eat in because it didn't look too busy with a few open tables. Unfortunately, we had to change it to a takeout order because it took too long. That part was rough but they may have also been backed up with pickup orders.Solid food in a good location with parking. Worth trying!Follow me on IG for travel content! @drotravels
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 3
HUGE fluffy biscuits! Generous portions, would recommend splitting if you don't have a big appetite.I got the Big Al, which came with plenty of gravy to match the size of the biscuit. The sausage gravy had a bit of a cajun flavor to it, with plenty of spices and a tiny bit of heat!My friend got the iced coffee and liked it a lot.There isnt a ton of seating so dine-in probably isnt the best choice if you have a large group, but they have a homey assortment of mismatched plates and counter seating where you can watch the kitchen.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Big Al Biscuits and Gravy with an over Easy Egg on the Side, Gus
Foods really good! I've been coming here (infrequently) for 3 years now. I used to work nearby, but now I occasionally come when I'm in the area. The workers are very friendly. Definitely a place where I'd feel comfortable bringing in some stuff to work on or read a book too. Varner is probably my favorite. Really cute place.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Weekday review: food is hearty, flavorful, but simple. Super tasty, but not inspired. Cooks and bartenders are all super friendly and talkative behind the counter. Great people. Coffee, biscuits, and a morning paper - great and low key chill vibe.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Nashville vibes in the PNW, solid service with epic biscuits. Recommend to split some of the items on the menu. No wait when we went on a Sunday morning around 11:00 am, staff was on point and knowledgeable about the menu. Good find and will be backSoon.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Was walking by yesterday and drawn in by the scent of warm, buttery biscuits. Staff was incredible friendly (guy at the counter was awesome), menu looked amazing, the food was absolutely delicious, and I love the cozy atmosphere. Will definitely be back!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Was second guessing spending $20 on the Gus biscuit until the plate came out and I saw the portion size. Filled my stomach and my soul.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Che Biscuit, Gus
These biscuits are delicious! We ordered the biscuits and gravy and the Willie Lee. Let's first talk about the biscuits. They are flaky, buttery and overall just so good. I could eat it plain or be satisfied with just some jam. Interior is a nice touch meet up with another person or small group. You order at the counter and then have the option of finding a table or eating at the counter
How I heard of this place: We placed an order off of the Too Good To Go app, and it was our first time tasting their large and flavorful biscuits. Type of cuisine: All things biscuit - plan, sandwiches, simple spreads. Ambiance: We did a quick pick-up, so I wasn't inside this time, but the outer space looked cute and cozy, with limited seating outside the stand-alone, small building housing the Seattle Biscuit Company. What I ordered: Four large biscuits. What I loved: Buttery, warm, flaky and amazing - even on their own. Why I loved it: The biscuits leave nothing to be desired. They are moist and buttery, flaky and gorgeous. Cost: For this deal, they were amazingly well-priced for their size and freshness.
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Awesome home made, real deal, biscuits and gravy. Portions is pretty good. I am a big guy and I was full.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Big Al Biscuits and Gravy with an over Easy Egg on the Side
The overall feel was a reflection of joy.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Willie Lee, Gus
This was my first time at Seattle Biscuit Co. We went on a Wednesday before noon, and it was quiet but not empty. When we walked in, we were greeted and told to order before we sat down. It took a few to look over all the interesting ways they had conjured up to serve biscuits. There is a long counter and booths. The guy who took our orders brought our beverages and later our food. I ordered the Che. It looked like a huge sandwich,I cut it in 1/2, but I needed a fork and a knife to eat it. I took the other 1/2 home. The food was real, not processed, and very tasty. My daughter ordered the biscuit and gravy, which was a huge serving (think 2 person meal).This is the place to go if you're craving anything with a homemade biscuit!Parking: Easy to find parking. Small lot on the side of the business
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Big Al Biscuits and Gravy with an over Easy Egg on the Side, Che Biscuit
The atmosphere here is very good, with warm heating and beautiful decoration. The clerk I received today was very kind and professional. I liked his service very much.This time I ordered Amy Lees Cousin and Varner. I really like the Varner's rich spice but the balance of peach jam. I think the yellow mustard used in Amy Lees Cousin doesn't go well with jam and is a bit weird.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
I think the food here is really good, however the venue feels pretty cramped and they don't have table service. You order at the counter and hope for a table, basically.Kid-friendliness: Very tight spot, so wouldn't recommend people to bring kids here.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Gus