The Flying Biscuit Cafe

I’ve visited several Flying Biscuit locations throughout the Atlanta area, and most visits have been pleasant. On this particular day, we found ourselves near the Brookhaven location for an appointment and decided to stop in for breakfast. Fortunately, there was only a minimal wait, and we were seated almost immediately. Our server appeared a bit overwhelmed, and it took a few minutes before she reached our table to take our drink order. My companion ordered a coffee, but when it arrived, it was lukewarm at best. We had to flag the server down to request a hotter cup. We both ordered a classic breakfast—eggs over medium, grits, chicken sausage (and bacon), and of course, their signature biscuit. The flavor of the food was quite good, and the ingredients seemed fresh. However, the tempera

Why do yall pack the biscuits in gravy in a Mac n cheese container. 😭 This is the second time I’ve ordered from this location and this is the ONLY flying biscuit that packs it like this. Could you please pack it on a plate or at least ask in the online checkout if we would prefer it packed like a side dish or placed on a plate.. it seemed like there was more gravy than biscuits when it’s packed like this. Basically a gravy soup to-go 💀😭

Had a wonderful time. Was sat quickly and was greeted by Cinthia promptly. She was so kind and attentive. As out of staters, we forgot about that alcohol couldn’t be served until 11 am on Sunday’s. Once we had eaten, we placed a drink order and she allowed us to move to a patio table to enjoy. Thank you again Cinthia!

My experience with server Sienna was amazing she is very kind attentive and response she has expert customer service skills. My meal was delicious and my grandson enjoyed his

I unfortunately had a bad experience at this location on Mother’s Day. The service was lackluster and took forever to get refills, as well as to get food. When the food finally arrived, my mom’s pancakes were lukewarm and my potatoes were cold and hard/uncooked. I asked for new potatoes and the “new” ones were hot but still hard and tasted like they’d been made 30 minutes ago and heated up right before they got to me. When I asked for fresh ones, they told me I could have kettle chips (which I got but weren’t great either - looked like the bottom of an old bag). My mom waited so long to get butter that the pancakes went cold and the butter wouldn’t melt. Disappointing over all. I’ve had great experiences at other metro ATL locations (which were much busier) and am sad this was my mom’s fir