The Big Biscuit

I am always surprised that this place rarely has a wait when nearby breakfast restaurants have an hour + regularly. The food here is delicious and the service is always great. They have a wide variety on their menu and I have loved several things. I am absolutely obsessed with the Laredo bowl and love that if I'm not too hungry, it reheats well.

Took my kids here. Mentioned it was my son's 3rd birthday. Asked if they do anything for birthdays, but no big deal if not. Never got an answer. Pancake kid's meal: $7.99. Comes with 6 mini pancakes, 2 sausage rounds, and a drink. ....then the bill comes. $3.00 upcharge to add strawberries and bananas to the pancakes. $0.50 upcharge for CHOCOLATE SYRUP $1.00 upcharge for apple juice. The only "free" drink is milk or soda and my kid is allergic to dairy and is too young for soda. The only thing above mentioned on the menu was the ridiculous drink upcharge. The others upcharges? Not a peep from the waitress. When I asked her about it, she agreed it was ridiculous, but that was it. Boxed up half his lunch to bring home as a snack. He insists on carrying the to go box outside himself (because he's a big kid now). Spills everything on the floor. While I don't expect free hand outs by any means, any sort of offer to replace his very expensive, sneaky upcharged birthday meal would have been nice.

From out of town. High quality and generous portions! Loved this breakfast. Great variety and Good service as well.

Had breakfast at o e of my favorite places. Breakfast is always fast and hot, service is always good and quick. The food is always delicious, pancakes are my favorite. The big biscuits are also fluffy and delicious. Made fresh every day

This place is a 10/10.... AMAZINGGGG food!!!!I got an eggwhite omelette & my husband & I got the cinnamon roll pancakes to share. Holy MOLY they were SO GOOD!!!!Way better than the flavored pancakes at ihop... such amazing texture, literally just like a cinnamon roll. This is going to be our must stop breakfast spot when we come up to KC,

When you have a bunch of family in town and it dawns on you that you'll need a restaurant for brunch that can accommodate around 20 people you really have two options: try to find someplace that is big enough (and kid friendly enough) to deal with a massive group, or get bagels or donuts for home. Feeling adventurous my family decided to roll the dice on option one. Knowing that more than half the party would be children this eliminated several of my favorite brunch places, and couple that with the size of our party, you are really looking at either chains like IHOP or very few other places that cater towards families. Enter the Big Biscuit. If you aren't familiar with the BIg Biscuit it's a local chain that has popped up everywhere around the KC metro over the past few years. It's kind of like a local version of an IHOP in my opinion. The food is a bit fresher, the service a bit better, but the food in general is somewhat similar to me. Now, back to our experience. My husband called ahead since we had such a massive party and they said it would be no problem, so we made a kind of reservation and mosied our way over. We were the first to arrive and the place was HOPPING. It was a Sunday, the Chiefs were playing later that day in a big game, and folks were wanting to get their brunch on. We found the host and he said he was told we would be there an hour earlier so there was a communication issue between the person who took our reservation on the phone and the host. What really impressed me though, was how he handled it. What would have been a really stressful situation for just about anyone, he managed to handle with so much grace. He turned to us and said it would be no problem, that it might be a few minutes but that he was going to work on getting our massive group of 20 seated as soon as he could. And he did! When I say this place was busy I'm not exaggerating. I'm not even sure how he did it. Once we all got seated, they had great options for kids, everyone was happy and our server was 10/10 amazing. I had a half order of biscuits and gravy which were honestly very average, but I think for most people they would be super enjoyable. My daughter had chicken fingers which she loved, and my husband had an omelette which he said was great. Overall I think the food here is about 3 stars but the service and ability to work with families and kids is 5. So, 4 stars is about right. We will absolutely be back and I'm so grateful locally owned businesses like this exist in our metro!

Big Biscuit College and Antioch is amazing great staff they are so good with the little kids. Breakfast was amazing. We had such a good time here they were so attentive super delicious breakfast recommend for anybody with small children or grown-ups for that matter.

Had a great breakfast with a friend at the big biscuit. It was a Sunday around 9:30, and we were able to get a table right away. Our server was great. I got the Laredo bowl and it was delicious! I highly recommend it. With a biscuit, which was also delicious. I got a side of hash browns as well, but I wish they would have been crispier. Our food came out really fast. It was a good, solid meal!

One of my top favorite things about coming to KC is breakfast at Big Biscuit! You best come hungry because the serving size is pretty big. The wait staff is always great and attentive. Do yourself a favor and get some breakfast. I highly recommend using the Yelp app to get on the list on weekends.

One of the best breakfast joints I've ever been to. I will absolutely come back again and again. Outstanding food and service. Extremely clean. I have seen such good reviews of this place but have never been here, but they are all spot-on. Portion sizes are large and a good value.Only slight complaint would be that our waitress, although extremely nice, attentive, and knowledgeable, was a little too "in your face" in terms of being in the customer's personal space. The waitress leaned very close over the customers at our booth, requiring those sitting closest to her to have to lean back and look up at her, hoping that she wasn't coming down with a cold or flu, because her face was only a couple feet away from / above theirs. Also, when describing the menu items, the waitress reached out and took one of the menus off the table from in front of a customer - without asking permission or giving a warning - to turn it over and show us a food item. When doing so, she almost letting the skin of her arm brush up against the rim of the customer's water glass.Management needs to work on training the staff on proper food service etiquette, to be less brash, and to back off away from the table a bit, and to act a bit more reserved and deferent toward clientele. Then it will be a five-star experience.