Biscuits Cafe

We’ve been to a few of the Biscuits Café in the area, and this one is one of the BETTER ones! We usually do take out, and always get pancakes. The ones here were a little «brittle» and fell apart, but the kids loved them. (and afterall, that’s all that matters). My country benedict was nicely sauced (vs. some of the other places would skimp on the gravy). The takeout packaging was also superior here… at least one of the other places would put the butter in with the hot food! (duh, then it’d be liquid when you got it home with a buttery mess inside). Overall, one of our favorite Biscuits Café around.

Met friends here and think their rating should continue to go up. Hash browns were great, hamburger was excellent even without mustard, blueberry pancakes stuffed with blueberries, eggs Benedict huge portions. Though busy, we didn’t wait that long and our coffee cups were kept full. Well done!

I have eaten at several other biscuits many times and was a little surprised to see the rating on this one. I wanted sweet potato pancakes though and it was on my way. I personally had a nice experience. The waitress was very nice and attentive and the food was as expected. My daughter had the brisket omelet and it was delicious!

We have never been disappointed here, the meat lover’s scramble is what I come here for. Next is the bisquits and jam

Every dish mug or cutlery they gave was dirty from dried food and lip stick stains. I was too grossed out to finish my food.

The service was great but the food was okay. The omelet was fluffy but not a lot of cheese. The red potatoes were salty and buttery. The jam was amazing the biscuits were decent. My friend had egg Benedict and she loved it. The place was clean, good music. I might go back it will not be often.

If I didn’t need breakfast food so close to my house sometimes I would never be here. But they’re just passable enough to go occasionally. Their food is really really basic and plain, eggs are rubbery so I won’t eat them. I’ve had real nice waitresses and some rude girls. It’s such a hit or miss.

Couldn’t even stay — turned and left after standing behind a family of four who was there long before us with several tables open and not even acknowledged. Smelled of burnt food and dirty. Not even a «be with you in a minute» I understand why only 2.5 stars :(

Very happy to give these guys a good rating. Excellent food, great service, very clean. The menu is fairly standard American diner fare, but they don’t skimp on the good stuff. Servers were very attentive and friendly, and had no problem making slight adjustments in our orders to make us happy. Coming here for breakfast every couple of weeks is a pleasure.

Good food, large portions, great service. Both booths and tables. Clean restrooms.

California guys, fishing, and searching for BREAKFAST! Settled for this 2 Star. What are you talking about? Awesome food. Great service. «From scratch» corned beef hash & eggs with biscuits, hash browns, AND salsa. Real coffee cups. AND 2% milk for my coffee. Nice biscuits. Bro says pancakes are «so good».

We had been avoiding this place for months. The service and food had gone down hill so bad we said we would never come back.
Thankfully we decided to give it one last try. Our favorite server helped us with a smile the food was fast and back up to par! We are thrilled that they have turned it around.

No thank you. I’m not much of a diner gal anyway, but I don’t mind a good authentic diner every now and again with really great food.
This was all-​around less than mediocre, heavy and not satisfying. If I can avoid it, I will.

The food was amazing. The only thing I would complain about is the service. It is very slow and inattentive to the Payton’s needs and desires.
Otherwise, if you have time to spare for the wait for your dish, go!

There a few Biscuits Café’s in the area and they are all pretty good. They serve comfort food and they do it well… not fancy, not at an amazing price and not really quickly, but they do it well.

BAD FOOD, BAD SERVICE, NOT VERY GOOD BISCUITS & VERY EXPENSIVE!!!
I wish they’d changed their name to «Just a biscuit, nothing special, smell funny and will put such bad taste in you wallet.»

The girl who seated us needed a personality infusion or she hates her job or her boyfriend dumped her, bad day? Needless to say that nobody greeted us, nor have they ever greeted us promptly the few times we were desperate enough to come down the hill for breakfast. I have walked out of here during a typical fuster– cluck of customer service. Why does this place stay in business (the after church crowd perhaps)? Take my advice and go across I-​205 to the Shari’s, the food is just as gloriously mediocre but at least you will be seated with a courteous human being wearing a smile. You would think that the second most affluent zipcode in Oregon could offer up something more substantial than this.
If you do decide to brave it here, upon entering, look at the pass to see how many dishes are stacked up waiting to be delivered to tables. Five or more dishes are good indication that the wait staff is otherwise preoccupied with something other than being a waitstaff. That will be your dish sitting there getting cold.

Use to come here every weekend since I moved to Oregon in 2010. Back then, I would have given them 5 stars… that was then, this is now…
Last two times I eaten there… food was cold, toast was burnt AND cold. And, items missing. I suppose it was payback for first complaint. It was the same waitress, Jennifer, that wasn’t really attentive to what she was doing.
I usually say, ‘Three strikes, you’re out’…not this time. Twice is enough for me. And, I was even in there online club where you get specials and discounts. Now I just have to figure out how to get my name and info off their site.

It would have been nice to taste the food here, considering the prices they charge for it, but we left before we had the chance.
The café wasn’t too busy and we were promptly seated in a far back corner booth. Our drink order was taken and we waited… and we waited. We flagged a bus boy down and ordered coffee and tea for a second time. A few minutes later our drinks arrived, but we still hadn’t seen our server. We waited… and waited.
Then suddenly the most peculiar thing happened. The table next to us was turned lengthwise and 4 chairs set up around it. We looked at each other — they weren’t going to sit a 5 top next to us, were they? Oh yes they were.
So there we were in the far corner of the café with a 5 top butted up against our table. They were so close that a server wouldn’t have been able to drop our food off or refill our drinks — which they didn’t.
We spent 45 minutes at Biscuits Café and much of that time boxed into the corner by a family of five. It was very uncomfortable and extremely poor service.
Maybe the food is great, but we’ll never know.

A year and a half later and I’m ready to downgrade a star. I’m totally over their scrambles and omelets. My favorite thing on the menu is their french toast with berries.
The two main issues I have with Biscuits restaurants is that they are going for a casual family breakfast place, but there isn’t a good way to order a reasonably priced children’s meal. We can’t leave the place without spending $ 40+ for our family’s breakfast. When you consider that food is pretty comparable to Shari’s, it just gets painful. I’ve never seen a discount or coupon and service can be slow.
The other issue is the coffee. It is local, Eden Way, but just not one of my favorites. I recently had a conversation with someone in West Linn about that ‘biscuit place.’ They were surprised that I didn’t particularly care for it, then I realized we were talking about two different places. They were asking about Pine State Biscuits in Portland. Totally different beast.