Elite Week @ Maple Street Biscuit Co.

So I started typing a play by play of my awkward and embarrassing encounter today, but I'll spare y'all the details. I decided to come in super early, because after reading some reviews I wanted to avoid peak times due to it being a new business with freshly trained staff. Well, I was charged my total transaction, because the young lady at the counter did not understand that I was here for the Yelp event. I told her multiple times and even explained to her what the event included. It was so awkward. A manager came over and resolved the problem. Maybe leave a sticky note at the register? I'm glad there wasn't a line behind me.The food was delicious. The five and dime was everything... crispy bacon, fried egg, cheddar cheese, and moist fried chicken breast between tender biscuits then smothered in gravy. The potatoes o brien was bomb! Loved everything about it. I opted for the iced caramel toffee crunch latte. It was really sweet for me but good. Training needs some ironing out, but the staff and manager were all friendly. Overall solid food. As always thanks Kendall, Yelp, and MSBC for this event. This is a "I was here" review since I didn't get to officially checked in.

Maple Street has some good things going for it. The fried chicken is lightly breaded and moist, the bacon crispy, and the sauce has a slight spicy heat. Portions are good, the biscuit is feeling. The food is just fine overall and I like the coffee varieties.Maple Street is an almost fully self service (all I need is a kiosk to order and you won't see an employee). You order, get your own silverware from a bucket, grab your coffee or drink until your name is called. After you eat you put your dishes in another bucket just like Panera or other fast food. Self service is fine but also where the restaurant needs improvement. The kitchen is doing their job at this location but perhaps because there's not a single employee on the floor, they are missing the dirty tables, napkin holders that don't work, dirty utensils in the bucket, empty coffee carafes etc. Although there were only two customers when we entered at 9am midweek several tables were dirty and remained untouched while we dined. This location needs someone to circulate on the floor to pick up trash and wipe tables clean. Overall it's an ok stop if you want casual quick food or a place to chat/ have coffee without feeling rushed.

It was pretty busy when we got there around 11am, with 5-10 folks in line ahead of us, but it gave us some time to peruse the menu. I decided to try The Five and Dime and an Iced Maple Vanilla Latte. When they take your order, you're asked the name of your favorite band for them to call out when your order is ready. The biscuit was huge and would've been pretty tough to eat like a sandwich, so I had to use a fork and a knife. It was super filling and kept me full for most of the day! I really liked the latte too, not too sweet and full of caffeine.Every staff member we came in contact with was super friendly and helpful. I'm so glad we got to come check this place out, thanks to being a Yelp Elite! Thanks to Kendall and Maple Street Biscuit Co. for having us!

What a great new spot in keller! We went around 10am Saturday and it was packed but they were able to handle the crowd quickly. There is plenty of seating in spot of the crowd and there is also some outside (however there is a major fly problem they need to deal with ) Staff was all very helpful and on top of keeping everything clean and restocked. I got the farmer and it was really good I was afraid it would be to sweet with the apple butter but it wasn't.The maple coffee was delish too! I love you can drink offer from a real mug! It always tastes better that way to me.Thank you Yelp and Maple street for a wonderful experience we will be back!!

Yay! Love this event! My type of food! I love comfort breakfast/brunch food!! Especially fried chicken and biscuit and gravy! Came here on my lunch break Monday. They were pretty busy. it got pretty hectic with the ordering. The person taking my order forgot a few things. I think they forgot my drink. But everyone was extremely nice and helpful. I think because its a new restaurant trying to get everything going. New employees learning. The food tasted great! I got the five and dime chicken sandwich. The chicken was good. I was able to saw it through with a plastic fork. The sausage gravy is bomb!! Ordered some maple bacon on the side. The maple was a little on the mild side. Very light tasting. The maple latte was pretty good. I would come back here and try when everything gets settled!Thank you Kendall for a great Yelp event !

So you walk in and are greeted by a very happy staff member and menus to make a selection of what you'd like. I immediately picked The Farmer biscuit and placed my order. The staff was great; super fun, friendly, and polite. They incorporate a fun question that everyone answers, and your answer is how they call you to pick up your order! (The question was what was your favorite band...and 5 minutes later I heard Earth Wind and Fire when my biscuit was ready!)Now the sandwich. The biscuit wasn't what I typically love in a biscuit; a little too dry. The chicken was a little under seasoned and didn't wow me flavor wise. However, the bacon was delicious and honestly I just wanted more of that! The apple butter was a bit to sweet for me, but also I shoulda paid more attention when I was reading the foods description--and apple butter is sweet so that was on me. Now I'm not a huge coffee drinker, but I'll dabble occasionally. They had a nice variety of coffees: dark, light, and a maple roast. I got the light (and added a ton of sugar and half and half) but it was the best coffee I've had at a restaurant that serves your "traditional cup of coffee". Ultimately, I would come back and try another biscuit and would encourage someone to try this place out!

I've eaten at this concept before in Florida, I knew they had a location in Frisco but that's too far out for me - Keller is a little far out but not too bad. I was excited to come back, I have good memories from the Florida loca. We came on a Sunday and of course it was busy, the line was nearly out of the door - thankfully it didn't take too long to move and we were able to get a seat. We wanted to do the Fried Green Tomatoes to go with our breakfast but sadly they were out - I think they were out of a few things including chocolate chips and iced coffee cups. We ended up going for the Loaded Grits - they were suppose to be cheesy but weren't overly so, I'd definitely pass on these. My husband went for the Five and Dime which he throughly enjoyed. I did the Sticky Maple - which was delicious, next time I'd try the Goat cheese one. Instead of the Grits just some plain biscuits with jam would have been great - the biscuits were lovely, the chicken was cooked well and the bacon was cooked to my likening. Wasn't really fussed with the iced coffee - especially when the area has soo many other coffee shops to try. I was looking on the Yelp app what people were reviewing nearby and it was all Maple St Biscuit Co. !!! Definitely a good biscuit place, they also had other items on their menu too. They only annoying thing was the constant order calling and the employee was soo loud about it.

Thank you Yelp for helping us discover this new spot!The farmer was delicious and generously doused in cinnamony apple butter. The chicken club had so many veggies, I felt like I had a little salad with my sandwich lol. It didn't have much ranch so I recommend ordering extra on the side. It was delicious and they had hot sauce on the table for those of us who like some spice. The maple vanilla latte was great, just wish they had different cups for iced drinks vs hot ones. Another review noted how busy and overwhelmed they are and I have to agree - I think this spot needs a few months to settle in and get everyone on board. The manager did come around to check on us but he himself seemed quite pre-occupied and there are a lot of students working here so I think they just need some time to get into the routine of things. This spot seems very family friendly and there were many different options on the menu whether you want sweet, salty or both when it comes to breakfast. We came around 9:30 AM and it was very loud and crowded so you might have to wait for a seat. They have a super fun concept where you answer a question and they use your answer to call out when your order is ready. I definitely think this place has potential to be a regular brunch spot.

Maple Street is a much anticipated restaurant in Keller. Those who love breakfast food have been looking forward to the opening. The restaurant is in a strip mall at the NW intersection of Keller Parkway and Rufe Snow so it is conveniently located. As a new business, the experience was a bit chaotic. The staff is pleasant but seemed overwhelmed and unsure of the basics like placing orders, providing hot water when hot tea is ordered, what is in stock and available. The manager was on hand and eager to ensure that I was taken care of. I ordered the Iron Goat, a biscuit with goat cheese and spinach. It was ok. As an avid baker, the biscuit was dry and crumbly, as if it was over baked or left out for a while. I would recommend giving this business a month or two to get settled before visiting.

Thank you soooo much for introducing another gem to the Yelp world! Friendly and welcoming staff Delicious food Cleanliness with ample seating check I had just gotten off a tiring night shift so got my food to go and ate some before I went to sleep! But it took alot out of me to not want to devour it all!!!Got the recommended Five and Dime biscuit sandwhich (fried chicken breast, pecanwood smoked bacon, egg over medium for that melty yolk). Also got an iced cinnamon biscuit and maple vanilla latte!!!