Ashley G.
7/26/2025
What a gem of a place this food truck is! Plenty of outdoor seating in front of the truck with pretty decent shade coverage. There were a ton of people there late Saturday morning, but we waited...
Biscuits + Groovy
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1210 Barton Springs Rd
Austin, TX 78704
Biscuits + Groovy - South is a beloved Austin establishment that has been serving up the city's best biscuits and gravy since 2010. With two locations in Hyde Park and Barton Springs, they offer a mouthwatering menu featuring a variety of biscuit creations, from classic favorites like The Village and The Donna to unique options like The Hammer and The Bee Gee. Whether you're a meat lover, vegan, or vegetarian, Biscuits + Groovy has something delicious for everyone.
Known for their freshly baked buttermilk biscuits smothered in white pepper gravy and topped with a range of savory ingredients, Biscuits + Groovy is a must-visit spot for breakfast or brunch. Their friendly staff and laid-back atmosphere make for a delightful dining experience, and their commitment to quality and flavor is evident in every bite. Whether you're a local or just passing through, Biscuits + Groovy is the place to go for a hearty and satisfying meal.
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4.5332 reviews
P K W.
6/30/2025
After years of great orders-- I got deathly ill from their food yesterday -- symptoms tantamount to quasi-food poisoning. Their response was wholly dismissive and a complete denial. Never...
El H.
8/14/2025
I've been coming here for five years, and I always get the vegan Gloria add potatoes. Truly my favorite restaurant!
Ernesto L.
12/12/2024
Great vegan options for strictly biscuits and gravy with different fixins. Got the Gloria and it was delicious. Very creamy, rich, and filling. This is a food truck with outdoor seating. When...
Maisha H.
8/1/2024
Stopped here for a breakfast snack since the place had excellent reviews on yelp! Got a regular biscuit with vegan sausage, eggs and cheese. It was called the Hammer. The biscuits were moist and...
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