The Flying Biscuit Cafe

Restaurant · Candler Park

The Flying Biscuit Cafe

Restaurant · Candler Park

1530 DeKalb Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30307

Highlights

The Flying Biscuit serves up hearty Southern favorites and all-day breakfast in a cozy, friendly atmosphere at its new location, making it a local favorite.

1530 DeKalb Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30307 Get directions

flyingbiscuit.com

@flyingbiscuitcafecandlerpark

$$$$$$ · Menu

@infatuation

"Celebrity: Emily Saliers Started in 1993 with investment from Indigo Girls bandmate Emily Saliers, this brunch classic is now all over the Southeast but is still very much cherished by locals who flock to their favorite Flying Biscuit restaurant for their signature creamy grits, oatmeal pancakes, and of, course, their sugar-coated biscuits. Don’t sleep on the apple butter, which harmonizes nicely with the doughy biscuit. Whether you’re a meat eater or vegan, looking for a light bite or something so indulgent that you’ll be set to hibernate the rest of the weekend (eyes on you queso-covered fried chicken and chorizo hash), there’s something for everyone here. Plus, breakfast at all their casual and loudly colorful venues is the perfect way to ease into the weekend." - nina reeder, juli horsford, demarco williams

Celebrity-Owned Restaurants You Should Know

View Postcard for The Flying Biscuit Cafe

@infatuation

"Started in 1993 in Atlanta, this brunch classic is now all over the Southeast but is still very much cherished by locals who flock to their favorite Flying Biscuit restaurant for their signature creamy grits, oatmeal pancakes, and of, course, their sugar-coated biscuits, which come with apple butter. Whether you’re a meat eater or vegan, looking for a light bite or something so indulgent that you’ll be set to hibernate the rest of the weekend (eyes on you queso-covered fried chicken and chorizo hash), there’s something for everyone at this quirky chain that looks like it's been decorated by a cherub gang with a thing for the Phoenix Suns color scheme." - nina reeder, juli horsford, demarco williams

The 16 Best Brunch Restaurants In Atlanta

View Postcard for The Flying Biscuit Cafe

@infatuation

"Whether you’re a meat eater or vegan, looking for a light bite or something so indulgent that you’ll be set to hibernate the rest of the weekend (eyes on you queso-covered fried chicken and chorizo hash), there’s something for everyone at Flying Biscuit. Started in 1993 in Atlanta, this brunch favorite is now all over the Southeast but is still very much our Atlanta sh*t. We all have our preferred Flying Biscuit location, which we routinely hit up for their signature creamy grits, oatmeal pancakes, and of, course, their sugar-coated biscuits, which come with apple butter." - Nina Reeder

Flying Biscuit - Candler - Review - Candler Park - Atlanta - The Infatuation

View Postcard for The Flying Biscuit Cafe

@eater

"Takeout and delivery via GrubHub, UberEats, DoorDash, and Postmates." - Eater Staff

Little Five Points, Candler Park Atlanta Restaurants Offering Takeout and Delivery During COVID-19 - Eater Atlanta

View Postcard for The Flying Biscuit Cafe

@catellala

The OG. You will fight someone at your table for more biscuits and apple butter

ATL eats 🍑🍽️

View Postcard for The Flying Biscuit Cafe

Emily Lazar

Google

Our first visit to The Flying Biscuit on DeKalb Ave was a great experience! I ordered the Taco Pancakes ($14), which were absolutely delicious and much larger than I expected. The chicken chorizo was a standout—an amazing combination with the pancakes and syrup for anyone who enjoys a sweet and savory breakfast. My boyfriend got the Bacon Egg and Cheese Bowl ($8), and I enjoyed a mimosa ($7) to round out the meal. The food came out quickly, and we were seated right away despite a D1 men’s basketball team’s bus being parked out front. Great food, fast service, and a smooth experience all around!

Rosalind Williams

Google

We enjoyed our anniversary breakfast at The Flying Buscuit Cafe. It was my first time at the new location, and I loved it. I'm glad they now have more room for parking. The customer service was amazing, the food was delicious, and the atmosphere was peaceful. Can't wait to return!

Crys

Google

This is definitely the best of the local FB locations. Very different vibe from the others. The service is great, everyone is so nice. The food is delish and doesn’t take forever. The waiting area for a nice too

Megan Holden

Google

We enjoyed our experience. This was our first time at the new location. No wait for a party of three at 10:30 on a Saturday. The place is nicely decorated and the staff were so nice. We had the dirty bird with biscuit instead of waffle and a waffle breakfast. Everything was good but got to us a little cold. We still enjoyed our experience and would come back.

Minh Hua

Google

Super friendly service! The food was hearty. The grits were very creamy, so if you don't typically like grits but you like creamy stuff, you might like this version. Not giving this place five stars for two reasons: first, the biscuits overrated. My biscuits are better haha. Second, they put two separate fees on the receipt, not inclusive of gratuity.

D F

Google

Wow! Would highly recommend trying it. Great food, Awesome atmosphere & the service was very friendly & helpful, makes you feel like you’re in a small town. Had the Southern Scramble Omelette, the Grits were absolutely amazing. Biscuits and apple butter was good also.

Jasmine Robinson (Simply_Evory)

Google

New location, same incredible experience! The Flying Biscuit has quickly become my go-to spot, especially with their new location. The workers here are exceptional, not only providing top-notch service but also working efficiently to ensure your meal is served promptly. I recently ordered 3 Hangover Hash and 2 Wake Up Burgers, and the speed at which they prepared and served the food without compromising quality was impressive. The staff's friendliness and professionalism truly elevate the dining experience. Whether you're a regular or a first-time visitor, you'll feel right at home at The Flying Biscuit. Looking forward to many more visits!

Stephanie B

Google

I’ve eaten in the restaurant before they moved and it was good, but this new location does not seem well run. They completely messed up our take-out order. We ordered two of their new specials (chicken Benedict on a biscuit) and one of them came without any chicken or sauce (just a biscuit with scrambled eggs and potatoes). Also, the time they told us the order would be ready was totally wrong so, even though we live less than 5 minutes away and were exactly on time, it clearly sat for awhile so was cold and stale by the time we got it. The waffle was packed with the toppings in plastic containers on top and was completely smashed. And the peach compote topping had a piece of collard in it (which tells me they were using the same utensils for multiple things without cleaning them so be careful if you have allergies). Seriously disappointing.