Vicious Biscuit

The boyfriend and I stopped in here on a Wednesday morning right before 9 o'clock. There were about a dozen patrons seated throughout the dining room, and we walked straight up to the counter and placed our order. This was our first time at a Vicious Biscuit restaurant and the menu was a bit overwhelming. I ordered the Hen Solo and the boyfriend ordered the Silence of the Hams. I had water with lemon, which was self-serve and the boyfriend got a Coke 0, which was served in a 20 oz bottle and he was given a cup to get ice. $29.87. We were given a placard with a number on it and it was a seat.Yourself restaurant and the placard went in the cardholder on the table. Approximately ten minutes later are food was brought out to us. I have to say the biscuits were huge, fresh and piled high. I

If you love biscuits, this place is a must. Even if you aren't a huge biscuit person, go try a biscuit here and you will change your mind. The jalapeno cheddar biscuits are AMAZING. The line moved quickly, the staff was nice, and the restaurant felt clean. The food took a little long to come out, but it was a busy day. The food was absolutely delicious and I had zero complaints. If you like spicy, I highly recommend the Flame Thrower, and if you are a vegetarian, the Huevos Rancheros are delicious! Check it out next time you are in Summerville!

Service was excellent and very quick. This pla e can pack out but we got in there at 10am before the church rush. This is one of my favorite places in the Charleston area. This location is newer and there is a lot more space. They also have outside patio seating. The Vicious Biscuit was fantastic!! We love the jam and butter bar. Great job!!

Pancakes, biscuits and gravy, fresh squeezed juice, mimosa, breakfast sandwich, potatoes etc ALL PERFECT ! We finally checked out Vicious Biscuit this weekend and everyone loved it. The biscuits were huge, fluffy, and packed with flavor, the toppings were creative without being over-the-top, and the portions were more than enough. Service was friendly and fast, and it felt very family-friendly even when it was busy. If you’re looking for a solid brunch spot with comfort food vibes and something a little different than the usual breakfast menu, this one’s a win. Definitely going back.

Went for breakfast, expecting southern fare. It's not that the menu isn't Southern as much as it feels like a Californian's idea of Southern food. However, absolutely loved the waffles being made with sweet potatoes, it really adds such a nice flavor. The beignets have are not fluffy fried dough balls of goodness, they were good, but they were definitely more of a cake doughnut with powdered sugar. I really enjoyed the crispiness of the fried green tomatoes which appeared to have a panko crust, but my friend felt like the tomatoes weren't really green enough (they were a yellow color that I've noticed a lot in the Charleston area when green tomatoes are on the menu - is it regional thing I haven't picked up on yet?). Overall for the area the prices seem typical, although $3.50 for a bottle