Kennesaw, GA

Restaurants serving biscuits in Kennesaw

Jennifer Bonn

Biscuits have been a staple food throughout history. They started off as flat cakes that were baked twice which led to the French name, meaning bis (twice for being cooked twice), and cuit (meaning cooked). Biscuits can be eaten for any meal or a snack, and they come in lots of varieties. Cobb has several spots where you can test the different offerings. Here are a few near us.

Honeysuckle Biscuits and Bakery at 2825 South Main Street in Kennesaw, Ga. Lori and Mitch Phillips opened the bakery in 2018. It features Lori’s mom’s biscuit recipe, but there are also pastries, ice cream, and gourmet coffee. The Phillips wanted to create a gathering place where everyone can gather and enjoy both food and community. The Bakery is open Sunday-Thursday, 7:30-5:00, and Friday-Saturday, 7:30-7:00.

Stilesboro Biscuits at 3545 Stilesboro rd. Kennesaw, Ga. It is open Wednesday-Saturday, 7-11:30, and Sunday, 8-12. The building is an old gas station, and the inside walls are covered with photos of patrons. Many of the reviews describe the restaurant as feeling as if you are eating with your family.

Bojangles

Bojangles can be found at 4071 Cherokee Street in Kennesaw. It is open Monday-Sunday 5:30-8. Bojangles has made from scratch, buttery biscuits, and they also have a sweet biscuit called the Bo-berry biscuit. Breakfast is served all day, every day.

The Flying Biscuit

The Flying Biscuit sells around 5,000 biscuits every week and serves breakfast all day. The Kennesaw location is at 1450 Barrett Parkway. The menu includes a lot of down-home comfort food.

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Martin’s Restaurant

Martins offers made from scratch biscuits at 2005 Cobb Parkway. There is a wide variety of biscuits including pork tenderloin, country ham, smoked sausage, and chicken filet.

Popeyes

Popeyes is located at 1430 Barrett Parkway in Kennesaw, and it is open 10-10. Popeyes is known for Louisiana-style food. Their biscuit recipe is available online.

First Watch

You can find your biscuits at 3815 Cherokee Street in Kennesaw. It is open 7:30-2:30 a.m. There is a large menu with many healthy options.

Basecamp at Kennesaw Mountain

This restaurant is located at 1718 Old Highway 41. It is across from Kennesaw Mountain. There is an assortment of biscuits and other breakfast options.

Explore all the options for restaurants serving biscuits, and experiment with all the different types of biscuits and toppings you can have. You can also try making your own biscuit recipes!

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I am passionate about running, parenting, education, and self-help information. I enjoy writing articles that will offer readers the information needed to help them in some way. I recently retired from teaching French and Spanish for forty years. I run every day and have done all kinds of races from 5ks to ultra-marathons. I have three children and three grandchildren. I write for several magazines in my area, I am a contributor and in charge of the Pinterest board for a parenting magazine called Screamin Mamas, and I have a second book about to be released through Loving, Healing Press called 101 Tips to Ease Your Burdens.

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