Nashville Biscuit House

Finally stopped by and tried this place out! We went on a Sunday morning around 9am, and were seated right away. When we left, there was a wait, so the earlier the better. The servers were extremely friendly and our food came out very quick! The country fried steak with gravy was delicious! Plus the biscuits were moist and fluffy! Definitely do not skip those. The potatoes were just okay nothing too to special about them. Inside is a little dated, but worth the visit! Plus there is ample parking in the back.

Most amazing hole in the wall you will find. Service is always fast and courteous. The whole restaurant was jammed packed and only had a 20 minute wait. Food comes out fresh and hot and fast. Make sure you stop by for a visit. Hours are limited so get there early.

We wanted a homey breakfast after an early morning driving to the airport. I'm glad we found this nice little place! It's open seating, and you are quickly attended to by the complete wait staff. They serve and take care of you as a team. We came right as they opened, and the food was cooked quick, hot, and tasty! If we lived local, I would make this place my regular! I should've gotten one of their famous biscuite...next time.

Food is ok, we had to wait a bit for our drinks. Sit at the counter it might be faster and convenient!

My meal was hot but my wife's biscuits & gravy come out almost cold and the bacon was the same. Staff was nice but as much as they are around they don't check in until they wanted to do a complete round with all the guests. Nice old fashioned diner that looked way better than the outside.

Great staff. Very clean restrooms for how busy it was. Food was good. French toast was great ! Bacon was incredible. Home fried potato's were a bit cold. Overall, a great time.

I am feeling the need to rank this 5 star other than it being an icon and having good value, quality, and flavor. Okay, perhaps that is enough. Roll that beautiful bean footage.Happened to be on this side of town to pick up a game my son-in-law won at the Nashville Game Day and driving back said to myself "myself, you have never frequented this lovely restaurant that looks like a dive". Suggesting insanity, I answered, "self, you are right, let's go". At least that is the version when they make a Hollywood movie out of my life.Place looks like a dive on the outside (see picture). Signage is faded. Some broken parts. WIth the right lighting, it could be a horror film? Probably not, but went in and surprise ... still looks like a dive. Oh, this is gonna be great (can you tell I love the experience as much as I love food). Drawing on the white board shows a cow pissed a chicken for eating his brother and a chicken pissed off at a cow for eating her children (see picture). Got in and a 45 minute wait. People behind me also grabbed a brew at Tailgate during the wait and were only there about 15-20, so they are conservative on wait times. Bonus points! Said 20 mintues for my to go, actually took 10. No bonus points, as I could have used a bit more time, but I never told them, so we are still friends (unlike the cow and the chicken?).I had a Denver omelet, as I was too lazy to read through the menu, with hash browns and a biscuit (this is the biscuit house. Duh!) I guess technically home fries? (see picture) Anyway, got a chance to eat them at a beer bar sans food down the road and it was like magical unicorns cooked my food. No, seriously more like a typical diner, although I do give them additional props for the biscuit which was moist and crumbly inside with a nicely baked outside (hey, they are the biscuit house, right?). Loveless used to be the bomb in town prior to the biscuit lady passing on (R.I.P.).Yes, I am in a mood today, but the thing you should get (besides the insane story telling) is I sincerely love this place. Diner that understands how to cook eggs without being greasy, nicely cooked home fries, and good biscuits (Biscuit House, get it?). Foodwise, probably more of a 3 or 4 (average to above average). Experiencewise, a solid 5. What I saw of the service (and experienced with a togo) is a thumbs up. In summary: Great combination of home cooked type of Southern food with some nicely done biscuits.EDIT: Friends asked "why didn't you get the biscuits and gravy" and I thought "yep, that was really stupid, wasn't it?" Will have to rectify that in the future as I will be back. Oh, and why are the cow and chicken sitting at the same table anyway? So rude!

This place is a low brow diner with good prices and excellent food. We were the first ones in on a Sunday morning and the place was completely full by time we left. My buddy had the Nashvillian and I had biscuits and gravy. Everything came out promptly, correctly and was delicious. Just hearing the conversations around us, you could tell this was a friendly neighborhood gathering spot and we were surrounded by regulars who knew and joked back and forth with each other and the servers. The waitress was friendly and full of suggestions. I was surprised at how often they tried to fill my buddy's coffee cup. 5 out of 5, would go here again.

Good hole in the wall breakfast place. Great prices, service and food. We all enjoyed our breakfast, reminded us of our small town diner.

THE BEST BREAKFAST IN NASHVILLE! Don't let the "Hole in the wall" appearance fool you. Amazing service and great food. Side note- the coffee is the best I've ever had!