Maple Street Biscuit Company - Seminole City

I had the steak tacos, delicious! Ambiance is equal parts rustic and modern. You order up at the front. They will call order up, the item, and your name once it's ready for you to pick up at the counter.

The chicken sandwiches we had for lunch were absolutely fantastic. Each sandwich featured perfectly seasoned, juicy chicken that was tender and flavorful. The jelly sauce that it came with paired well with the chicken and fried cheese! The service was a bit slow, but they were able to pick up the speed. The manager accommodate all their guests and they checked in on everyone. The place was packed but the ambiance was good. I look forward to trying more of their food items when I visit!

We stopped in for to go breakfast. Ordered the classic egg, bacon, cheese biscuit and the flying goat. Both were good but for the price they really are sub par. The flying goat really needs something more to it to make it better.

My wife and I had a wonderful Sunday morning breakfast here while in town for the boat show. They even allowed us to bring our dog!The staff were friendly and attentive, and for being our first time they gave us a complimentary order of yummy cinnamon biscuits.I had the biscuits and gravy... a really good sausage gravy... with a sunny-side up egg on top. The biscuits were fluffy and moist, and the gravy was some of the best I've had.My wife had a sandwich on a biscuit of egg, bacon, cheese. Again, a delicious biscuit.They have a variety of coffee choices, with bottomless mugs. And, the coffee was quite good... particularly the maple one!These open, modern counter-service breakfast spots are a nice addition to the area, and we will definitely return on our next visit!

Second time coming to this location and couldn't be happier. Customer service was great, place was clean with plenty of space, we seem to always sit at the giant table, and the food is always amazing. I get the Iron Goat and add fried chicken to it. So full of flavors, biscuit is amazing, chicken is wonderful, and I don't really need the pepper jelly that comes with it. But I add it to the smashbrowns and it's delish. Don't forget the grits and add cheese! Very velvety smooth grits. My friend got the Five & Dime and loved it. The gravy was really thick and came with a lil kick. And with full coffee options, I'm surprised this place isn't surpassing Starbucks! Maybe next time I'm back in town I'll actually take some pics before devouring everything in a heartbeat

We have enjoyed biscuits, like Callie's in South Carolina, so we had high hopes for Maple Street. While the biscuit (one) and chicken tenders were good, they weren't what we expected. Our 6-piece basket contained just one biscuit, 6 chicken tenders, and homemade chips. We selected the bbq sauce, ranch, and honey mustard. The bbq was good, and if you like spice, you'll find it in this sauce!There's not a lot more that I can say about the food. The staff were excellent and friendly. Kudos to them! The interior was nicely decorated with wood tables and an open and airy atmosphere. This was likely our only visit to Maple Street Biscuits.

Thoroughly impressed by the selection here. Is it pricey? Yes, but dare I say, it's worth it! I stopped in to pick up breakfast on the go after a big workout and dropping my son off at school. It was my first time in and I had no clue what to get, but my eyes spotted chicken and waffles so I had to get the Bam yo yo... placed my order at the front and waited at a nearby table. Lots of ample seating for groups of all sizes. We saw many families and even people w laptops working from tables. Another to-go customer and I eyed all the orders coming out of the kitchen and continually we saw the biscuit and gravy dish come out... We asked the waiter what everyone was ordering. It was their signature Five and Dime and I was filled with automatic regret, so sad I didn't get this!! My order came out not too long after and I quickly made my way home to make my morning meeting. Unfortunately, I was caught up in work that I couldn't eat my chicken and waffles right away... but guess what... it didn't matter. 2 hours later, my breakfast-turned brunch was still so fresh tasting, even cold! Waffles were packed with flavor and so much crisp in the chicken. I was in love and can't even imagine how much better it would've been at the restaurant. Begging for my husband to venture out with me on our next day off and getting that five and dime and the bam yo yo chicken and waffles to share!!

This was my first time here, and it reminded me of Panera if Panera exclusively did breakfast. There weren't a lot of options, and your breakfast was all on the savory, filling sides - no fruit cups, crepes, or yogurt bowls, but more along the lines of lots of pancake and waffle varieties, frittatas and eggs, and a solid drink selection. You place the order at the counter & they ask you a question of the month. Your answer is what they then use to call out your order when it's ready. A little confusing the first time since that's not clearly explained, and you don't give your name or get an order number on your receipt. I met up with a friend here just before noon on a Saturday, and it was steadily busy but nothing crazy, and there was no wait to order. You seat yourself and this location happens to have quite a few large community style tables, but we took one of the smaller 4-seater options along the window. It's wasn't too loud but also wasn't super quiet. The manager made his rounds regularly and checked in everyone which was appreciated; he was kind and genuine & you could tell he cared about each customer.

First visit to Maple Street Biscuit. Coffee was excellent. Biscuits (not buttermilk) and gravy, pretty tasty. Service was lacking. Ordered Frittaffle with potatoes at 10:30, order was out at about 10:45, without potatoes. The cook said he would have them out soon. 11:05 got potatoes because I went up to counter and asked!Might come back for the good cup of Joe!

Great staff. Went out of there way to make me fresh decaf coffee. Biscuits are amazing.