Biscuit Kitchen

It's a hit or miss with the place, food is great most of the time but sometimes you don't get the complete order "like missing sauces" & with recent changes to the menu items, there is a price missmatch between website and at store.

Good pulled pork barbecue. The peach preserves are delicious. Kinda miss the seating outside and inside when it was Bar-B-Cutie, but there's still a couple of picnic tables under the tree, though.

I was very excited to try The Loveless Cafe but didn't have the time to wait 2 hours for a seat for one, as I had a flight back home to catch. The hostess told me the food next door at the gas station was the same food as inside the restaurant. Boy, do I really hope she was wrong about that. For $22.86 (including tip), I ordered the Famous Loveless Cafe Country Ham platter with 2 "scrambled eggs", home fried potatoes, gravy and a side of mac n cheese ($15.89). The potatoes were the only descent thing here. The biscuits were cold and hard as a rock, the eggs, exactly like the ones you'd find at a motel continental breakfast (likely made from powered eggs), the ham hard and dry, as if it had been microwaved and thrown into my styrofoam container, and the mac n cheese was extremely bland and had no flavor. Leaving Nashville on this note was disappointing, as I went out of my way to try this place before going home. I'm afraid the Loveless Cafe is all hype. There are much better places to