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Greater Atlanta Women's Healthcare
550 Peachtree St NE, Atlanta, GA 30308
- HoursOPEN NOW
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Mon - Sun - Phone:
Main - 404-874-8887
- Address:
- 1001 Piedmont Ave NE Atlanta, GA 30309
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- Health Food Restaurants, Breakfast, Brunch & Lunch Restaurants, Home Cooking Restaurants, Restaurants, Take Out Restaurants, Vegetarian Restaurants
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- Northeast Atlanta, Midtown
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Flying Biscuit Cafe - Midtown
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Cuisines: Take Out, Breakfast, Brunch & Lunch, Healthy, Home Cooking, Vegetarian
Price Range : Below Average
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In 1993, the first Flying Biscuit Café opened up in Atlanta, GA., and since its inception, the Candler Park & Midtown – the two "Original" locations have strived to give its customers everything from Southern favorites to vegan selections.By offering customers a healthy alternative, The Flying Biscuit Cafe is providing a variety of breakfast, lunch and dinner choices for customers living a healthier lifestyle. The Flying Biscuit Cafe, located in Candler Park & Midtown, is an eclectic neighborhood restaurant nationally recognized for its natural, hip cuisine and charming atmosphere. USA Today claims, “The biscuits are the best.” Gourmet states, “Wonderful southern food.” Rachael Ray’s $40 a Day program broadcasts, “Great food, great value.” This Atlanta institution is well-known for its unique Southern fare including The High Flyer, Egg-ceptional Eggs, Love Cakes, and of course, the biscuits. The two "Original" locations were founded in Atlanta in 1993, and has been an icon ever since.In 1993, the first Flying Biscuit Café opened up in Atlanta, GA., and since its inception, the Candler Park & Midtown – the two "Original" locations have strived to give its customers everything from Southern favorites to vegan selections.By offering customers a healthy alternative, The Flying Biscuit Cafe is providing a variety of breakfast, lunch and dinner choices for customers living a healthier lifestyle. The Flying Biscuit Cafe, located in Candler Park & Midtown, is an eclectic neighborhood restaurant nationally recognized for its natural, hip cuisine and charming atmosphere. USA Today claims, “The biscuits are the best.” Gourmet states, “Wonderful southern food.” Rachael Ray’s $40 a Day program broadcasts, “Great food, great value.” This Atlanta institution is well-known for its unique Southern fare including The High Flyer, Egg-ceptional Eggs, Love Cakes, and of course, the biscuits. The two "Original" locations were founded in Atlanta in 1993, and has been an icon ever since.
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Flying biscuit is a great place for breakfast, but the biscuits were not as good as people told me they were. They're not bad, but they didn't live up to the hype. Ok,now that we've got that out of the way let's talk about my meal which was amazing. They should be called flying grits because these are some of the best grits I have ever had. I had the breakfast bowl . It's a bowl of grits topped with two oven fried green tomatoes, turkey bacon , two eggs over medium and top with homemade red salsa. This is truly a dish you need to try and a place you need to go. I just didn't want you going there ready for biscuits, but hey you may like them. I'm use to my grandmas biscuits so, don't mind me.
The greatest organic breakfast you'll ever eat! Small, quaint, and fresh food daily, I love the cheese grits the most. Have never had a bad meal there.
Some of the best biscuits I've ever had. When visiting family in the ATL, eating here is a must. The Love Cakes are my go-to dish.
The place was ummm "different" small and just ok. Parking sucked and my waitress was very friendly. The food was just ok ...I wasnt impressed ...I've had better quesadillas @ Willy's. I'll try something different if I go again just to be fair about it!
Solid. I would reccomend it, but don't have any expectations for something sensational. It's just a sold breakfast.
I just had a very late lunch or very early dinner, but the food was pretty good. I had the high flyer and had both the potatoes and grits. The pancake was okay - thick and filling. Overall, I would go back if in the area.
The food is always consistent, healthy, fresh, and inexpensive. It's a must to patronize.