The Whiskey Biscuit

Great food and service. Parking is definitely a problem. A lot of cars picking up at one of three places shared with the lot. Still will go back just not during prime time.

Not just a dirty place. It's a filthy place. Bad coffee. Extra small eggs. Toast wasn't toasted. The breakfast ham was deli meat. This was the worst breakfast I've had in my entire life! My bill was 60.00 with 20 percent tip (I'm sure the waitress never received 20 percent on a Saturday breakfast there) Lighting my money on fire would have been more satisfying than eating there!!

Neither the worst food in the world or the best. I like that it's a neighborhood joint you can visit often but their food is SUPER salty - and maybe that's on purpose, but it's a little much.

I can finally suggest the biscuits. Which is important because it's in the name of the joint. They are nice and layered and not too dry--a common problem with biscuits here in the mile high city (add a little extra buttermilk and cook it a little longer, BTW). The scrambled eggs were brown and rubbery, which is a shame as it was the only mark on a great breakfast and always kind staff. And, of course, showcasing their incredible and unique scoop shaped potatoes.

Maybe one of the worst Po Boys I have ever had. The service was good and our server was great but even my wife couldn't eat her burger. Next time we are in Englewood we will keep going down Broadway a few blocks and do the Brutal Poodle instead.

Went for dinner the other night. The service was very slow; took about 20 minutes to get our food. My patty melt was disappointing; the meat was really dry and overcooked. The french fries had a really funky taste, too. This was the first time I've had a bad meal there.

I tried Whiskey Biscuit during happy hour for drinks and an appetizer and ended up staying for dinner as well. The appetizer I tried was the jalapeño popper dip which is served with toasted bread. I really enjoyed the cream cheese beas, jalapeño popper dip, but was surprised that it had some sweetness like jalapeño jam instead of being spicy. I thoroughly enjoyed it. On there regular menu, they have a burger option with the same jalapeño popper dip that was recommended by our server. Instead, I opted for the Philly cheesesteak, which was served with french fries and. aux jus I really enjoyed the cheesesteak, even though I would consider it more similar to a French dipThe service experience was exemplary and elevated. Our server was charismatic and attentive, and made our experience five stars. The atmosphere of the restaurant/bar is lively. I. I recommend giving this place a try for their happy hour.

Good food, better drinks, TVs all around to watch sports, it was a decent spot for a nice dinner.

I don't know how I have never come here before because I work five minutes away and have seen it numerous times. They are really neat looking on the outside and I love the catchy name they have!We came here for my husbands work function and they were great! We had a bunch of appetizers and then I had the gouda mac and cheese. All of the appetizers we had were awesome, tasted great, and they have a great selection on their menu. The mac and cheese tasted good but the gouda isn't a cheese I would personally look for due to the seriously strong flavor it has. I got a side of fries as well and I know they are just fries but seriously their fries were amazing and I would come back here just for those!!We had around 10 people in the group and our server did an amazing job! They were always checking on everyone and making sure you had a drink or if you wanted something else to eat. Inside they have it decorated nicely and the ambiance definitely matches what the name gives off. If you want a fun place with good food for lunch or dinner definitely come here!

Ordered patty melt, rye bread very crunchy and burger very well done. French fres very good and the BLT with fried green tomatoes excellent.Service very good!Parkinglot is very small. There is on street parking in the area.