Four out of my six visits - twice they were not open at 7:00 a.m.; the oven was broken; opened at 7:10 a.m. and their first batch of biscuits were an additional 10 minute wait. Prep time for opening of the store definitely needs improvement. Love the food but not worth the hassle.
Buy the fattiest, cheapest sausage and a very tiny egg. Cook these in a pan with lots of salt. Then find a biscuit in a dumpster or other trash receptacle (or fresh from KFC). Cut it into bite sized pieces.
You sorta stand in line for your order while hopefully someone snags a table for the group. Then they make it and you bring it to wherever you're sitting. There really isn't enough room inside for more than 15 people. I think there's a small 'bar' at which singles and couples could hang out.
Lay down on your kitchen floor with some cardboard or newspapers under your head. Make sure to wear some kind of swimming googles to form a tight seal around your nose and eyes. Tilt your head back and open your mouth. Now, have a family member grab one of those canisters of Morton salt with the little metal pour spout. And then just pour the whole damned thing into your mouth. Once the canister is empty. Toss a bit of egg and crappy sausage on top. Once you finish that bite, grab another canister of salt and repeat until your breakfast is finished.
Now as to the food they make (biscuits and eggs and sausage and whatnot)... It's super easy to make at home.
Decided to try breakfast here some time back with the family. I'd heard some people talk about having never gone there, so we decided to pioneer the way.
So the food.. Well, my son will eat any donuts in the world and thought these were gross. I don't generally eat them because they're unhealthy, and I found the chocolate one my son had was terrible. I ordered the old-fashioned (because I like them) and the lemon glaze was so overpowering I threw it out after a small bite (and I spit it out).
Have been to rise several times since they have been open. Overall food is very good. I work with food at my job. Most recent visit today was kind of a turnoff. Good looking guy at register could not stop rubbing his face, nose, all over. I did not order a donut but sure hope this guy was'nt serving them up. Looking back at the kitchen staff, black lady has long wig / weave on and a cap. What is that doing for her ?? Ughhh...she was cooking ? Where are hairnets? There is only so much a cap will do for you. When you work around food ,(workers especially), should be clean and project clean habits. Won't feeling that today.
I've been here three times for lunch, and each time I've had great service. Their biscuit sandwiches are what I usually get, and I can happily tell you I'll be back for more. Ive tried both their meatloaf and the buffalo chicken sandwich options, and I'd definitely recommend them if you haven't tried it. I also just tried their hash cake, but I'm not sure how I feel about it. My side of ranch of a little 'watery,' but all in all, with the service and good eats, I'll be back!
Stopped in on the way to work for a dozen doughnuts and a coffee. Doughnuts are decent, but the amount of actual jelly in the raspberry jelly doughnut was disappointing (especially when you're paying $2.25!). Less than a spoonful, at best. I don't mind paying a bit more for higher quality, but I'm not seeing anything better than Dunkin'.
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