The Fan
Style Weekly dines at Fancy Biscuit
There’s always time for a biscuit.
You got your tube biscuits, plain biscuits, buttermilk biscuits but if you live in Richmond you can get your Fancy Biscuit. The Fancy Biscuit at (1831 W Cary Street) takes a traditional bread product and amps the topping factor by a factor of ten. Sure you can get a simple biscuit but way settle for that when you can get one with slow roasted turkey breast, melted Brie, with a cranberry orange reduction?
Style Weekly has the full review:
You’ll wish you could unhinge your jaw when the Big Poppy ($5.99) arrives, the better to get your mouth around the fat fried chicken breast with pickles and poppy mustard sauce overtaking its biscuit. With the Big Apple ($6.59), you’ll understand perfectly why all the biscuit sandwiches are listed as “fork and knife,” because there’s no other way to assemble all the components — apple-barbecue-sauce-coated fried chicken, blue cheese and apple slaw — and get them in your mouth otherwise.


