Reviews Flying Biscuit Cafe - Midtown

This place is a comfortable vibe. From start to finish everyone you talk to at the restaurant is so pleasant. Joseph was our server (at the bar), he was extremely nice. My boyfriend ordered a traditional breakfast with a waffle. From his point of view the waffle was the fluffiest waffle ever. He kept reiterating how delicious it was couple with the chicken sausage. I ordered the fried green tomatoes. They were a 7 out of 10 but the cashew relish wasn’t bad. It was sweet and a tad spicy. I have no complaints. I also ordered shrimp and grits and when I tell you!!! Their grits are the best grits ever. I have no idea what method they used to make them but the grits could easily stand alone. Lastly, the homemade biscuit with apple butter was on point as well. I will be coming back and if u go as for Joseph from Louisiana

Short Review: Go here. Eat here. You will not regret it. Longer Review: You walk into a lively diner with… strong diner vibes. It is exactly what you would expect from a diner, but a more colorful and modern setting. The service is fast, efficient and friendly, and the food is absolutely amazing. In terms of breakfast places, this is going to be my #1 spot in Atlanta moving forward. I love it!

This place had all the feels. I love the hustle and bustle of a well oiled restaurant. So if you don’t like small spaces and waiting outside if there is a wait then it’s not a place for you. We sat at the bar. The servers were hilarious talking about the day to day. The service was fast. Food was scrumptious. I would definitely try it out.

So cute!! Very relaxed experienced. Incredibly affordable. The food was amazing, the service was friendly, attentive and fast. Definitely recommend this local gem for an easy, comfortable and fast breakfast in a unique setting.

I can not praise this place enough. My favourite place to eat breakfast in ATL. The staff are really friendly, helpful and very good at what they do. The food is amazing, the menu choice is huge, and they are more than happy to tend to any dietary requests or concerns you may have. It can get very busy at times, so be aware of what time you arrive. It’s also great value for money.

The diner was already bustling by the time I arrived relatively early in the morning, but I was luckily able to snag a spot at the counter. It made for some great people-watching as individual and small groups of diners cycled through. The staff were clearly busy with in-person and to-go orders, but it didn't take too long for them to get to me. I was quite excited to order the GA Peaches & Cream Waffle Breakfast, as it would give me a taste of the waffles as well as the famed Georgia peach in a traditional Southern breakfast. The waffle was certainly the highlight of the meal - crisp and topped with juicy peach slices, a swirl of cream, and powdered sugar. The assorted sides included grits, which were neutral and didn't blow my mind, potatoes, fried egg, a biscuit that was on the hard side, and cranberry sauce. Quite honestly, it was a ton of food - each plate was delivered one at a time, and they just kept on coming. If I were at home, I definitely would've taken portions home, but a waffle topped with cream seemed like it would quickly get soggy. The breakfast usually comes with 2 sausage patties, so I asked to sub those for the vegan patties (in which case I'd expect a small upcharge) or forgo the sausage patties entirely. They didn't have any of the vegan versions available but offered to sub with moon dusted potatoes instead, which I happily agreed to. The signature chicken sage sausage patties and the moon dusted potatoes are listed at the same price, so I expected it to be a free substitution (or to be notified that it'd be an upcharge), but much to my surprise, I was charged the full price for the breakfast as well as an order of the moon dusted potatoes on the side when the bill came. The lack of communication from the staff taking the order is the only reason why I'm rating this 4 stars instead of 5.

This is my faithful Flying Biscuit Cafe location! Every time I come the food is delicious and the service is always very friendly and outstanding. Definitely going to be busy around breakfast time on the weekends, but the wait is 100% worth it!

Food was slightly above average, nothing particularly noteworthy, inventive, or a must try, just typical breakfast fare. We arrived at 1030 to a 15 minute wait (not unexpected and we were fine with that). They seemed understaffed, waiter was nice but nonexistent for the majority of the meal, my partner and I waited obscenely long for coffee to be served and then refilled. Kitchen runner dropped off our food as soon as it was ready (nice and hot) but didn’t deliver syrup, waiter never came by and the table behind us ordered and got their food before syrup was delivered to us, food was already cold at this point. Restaurant was hot, fans were running but their AC was not on; lots of flies/gnats in the building too. Minimal parking available, and they do add on an additional service charge for using cards over cash.