Biscuit Love (Gulch): is it worth it?
Our score, honest verdict, what it costs, how to avoid the crowds, and what to do instead if it is not for you.
Our verdict: do it smarter
The food has a following, and so does the line. Go on a weekday off-peak or try the Hillsboro Village location the restaurant itself suggests if the Gulch line is too long.
Prices were not on the pages I could open, so this is provisional.
The official FAQ says Mondays, Fridays, weekends and holidays are peak days with a wait to order of generally 45 minutes to an hour or more.
Biscuit-based breakfast, including its signature bonuts, in a lively spot.
In the walkable Gulch.
Who should go, and who should skip it
- You want a biscuit-focused breakfast
- You can go on a weekday
- You hate lines
To compare, read our review of Loveless Cafe, Arnold's Country Kitchen and Mas Tacos Por Favor.
Better alternatives and what pairs well
FOODPhoto: Dale Cruse, CC BY 2.0Loveless Cafe
A roadside cafe known for biscuits and fried chicken, serving since 1951.
FOODPhoto: Rachel Chapdelaine, CC BY 2.0Arnold's Country Kitchen
A James Beard American Classics winner serving meat-and-three lunch on weekdays and brunch on Saturdays.
Mas Tacos Por Favor
A cult-favorite taco window with scratch-made street food in East Nashville.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Biscuit Love in the Gulch?
316 11th Avenue South, Nashville, TN 37203.
How long is the wait?
The official FAQ says peak days are Mondays, Fridays, weekends and holidays, with a wait to order generally 45 minutes to an hour or more.
Is there another location?
Yes, the official site points to Hillsboro Village at 2001 Belcourt Ave as an alternative if the Gulch line is long.
