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- Breakfast
The Flying Biscuit Cafe
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Ratings and Reviews for The Flying Biscuit Cafe
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May 27 2012
Claire A. via Yelp
The original Flying Biscuit in Candler Park is on my top 3 favorite breakfast places in Atlanta. First of all, none of the other FB locations have the sweet...read more
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May 19 2012
Tracey E. via Yelp
Best breakfast. Always good.read more
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May 11 2012
Antoine T. via Yelp
The biscuits are delicious and the staff is very friendly. I am pleased with the establishment each time I dine there.read more
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Dec 01 2008
MMelner via Citysearch
I am completely in love with this place. I eat at the biscuit 3-4 times per month, but would happily eat breakfast at this local ...read more
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Aug 27 2008
martius via Citysearch
Last week, to my jaw-dropping surprise, the waitress announced to me that Flying Biscuit doesn't serve anymore the complementary b...read more
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Aug 26 2008
bskinne via Citysearch
Food is good, kinda weird sometimes. Black Bean cakes are awesome. The service can be bad, hard to get seated....read more
The Scene
A sunflower mural, funky hand-painted crockery and mismatched vinyl tablecloths set the tone in this cheerful New-Age cafe. Large plate-glass windows flood the restaurant with sunlight. Unfinished floor planks creak as friendly, low-key servers thread their way through the crowded, small rooms.
The Food
All-day breakfasts and weekend brunches are the star attractions at this extremely popular Candler Park cafe. The Flying biscuit breakfast--two eggs, turkey sausage, grits or potatoes, and an enormous, pillowy biscuit--is a tasty standard. More inventive is the Meggxican wrap: scrambled eggs, cheddar cheese and Serrano peppers folded into a flour tortilla and topped with salsa and sour cream. Excellent orange-scented French toast, served with raspberry compote and creme anglaise, is also fortunately available in half orders. A tasty slab of turkey meat loaf served with ''pudge''--smashed potatoes with sun-dried tomatoes and olive oil--makes for a solid lunch or dinner entree.
