Biscuits and Jams

Decided to try out Biscuits and Jams this morning and it was fantastic! Just look at that plate and the butter glistening on the biscuit. The grits were incredible, the bacon was cooked perfectly and the scrambled eggs with cheese were delicious! If your looking for a great breakfast in Bartlett, I highly recommend B & J

[35] minute wait. No problem! Received text after being REMOVED from waitlist. Table ready notification came AFTER we were seated … 👀! The food appeared appealing. Until I had to wait on part of my entree and [2] bites in, I didn’t realize I ordered shells INCLUDED with my scrambled LIGHT [like I wanted] and not HARD [what I got]! The service was HORRIBLE! I guess you really don’t have to have any customer service when the gratuity is included👀😒! I gave everything one star because a lower option was not available! FIRST & LAST visit ✌🏾

The food was so good that I was overlooking the service. Also the mimosa flight helped me to chill out. Lol. My big brother recommended the Shrimp and grits. I was definitely NOT disappointed. The biscuit was yummy too. I couldn't quite put my finger on what richness I was tasting, but I couldn't stop nibbling on it. I want to mention that the mimosa flight was very good. It was written which was which but there was a mystery flavor that I loved! I loved it so much that I ordered it as an additional mimosa. Second time around it was disgusting. It was not that same flavor. The service was disappointing. We had no assigned server. The person that took our order went to the bar and stayed there. We had to stop a different person every time in order to get more coffee or ask which mystery flavor was the mimosa. Then when ready to order it, another server asked. Had to ask someone to take our empty plates so I can enjoy additional mimosa. Then lastly, having to ask for the bill. There is a 18% tip already added to it. No problem if there was actually service without having to ask. The good part was there were smiles given when servers were waved down. Would return again when back in town. If just for the food alone.

The thing I loved was the potatoes — they were so good! I ordered the regular B&J breakfast, and it was a delicious, classic meal. The place itself is small and cute, perfect for smaller groups, though they can accommodate a party of nine. The service was great — the waitresses were kind and friendly. Overall, I’d definitely recommend it. It’s a charming little spot worth visiting!

The food was super delicious and affordable. The grits were mashed perfectly & the chicken biscuit had a perfect sweet & spicy taste. The only thing that I did not like is how the silverware was dirty & they don’t have plastic utensil option. Instead of offering new utensils, they offered us hot water.

Good place to have a family brunch, or date. Food was decent, drinks were better. service was good but reservations were difficult to make and costed!? The vibe will make the whole experience worth wild and bring you back.

I loved everything about this restaurant. The atmosphere is great - dj was there but wasn't loud. Definitely created a vibe. The waitress was knowledgeable and pleasant - didn't rush us and didn't mind asking the bar or kitchen staff about our requests. Food came out fast and was fresh! We had the French toast flight, chicken and waffle, steak and eggs, and shrimp crawfish and grits. Everything was amazing! Definitely will be back.

Review update. I placed an order on their website Sunday for take out. It showed Monday for it to be ready. I tried calling. Can't reach them. I went in. Let them know hey I guess im slow and placed it for tomorrow. Can I cancel it and place it in store. They said they can't do take out on weekends. Okay cool. Can I cancel Monday mornings pickup. They said they don't even use toast. So im thinking it'll cancel when noone accepts it. No. It didn't. I still got charged.

The service was great & the food was even better. Restaurant was clean & not a long wait.

I have gone back a few times since my last review and I must say the service and food is the same. I tried the breakfast bowl this time and the rum french toast. The french toast were delicious. I enjoyed every bite. The bowl is just ok. I had the one with turkey sausages and bacon and the ingredients just didn't seem to blend well. I think it's because the potatoes are the frozen ones. To me, bowls with fresh potatoes makes a huge difference. Other than that, the ambiance was great and we had a great time.

Had a great time with friends at brunch. I ordered the shrimp and crawfish creole Benedict. It was so tasty and made me want to dance! The grit cake was firm but melted in your mouth. The shrimp was cooked well and not overdone. The eggs were cooked to perfection and the sauce was seasoned. I only ate half and will enjoy my leftovers later. Service was good. Our server J.R was very patient with us as we weren't sure of what we wanted to eat since they have such an extensive menu. The restaurant was clean and has many tables and chairs as well as outside dining when the weather is warmer. The place is cozy and quite comfortable. My friend didn't enjoy the whipped cream on her Irish coffee. It had too much oil. She will order without the whip cream next time. All in all the good food, service and ambience helped us celebrate my friend's birthday!

This was my first visit. It is a cozy spot with a nice staff. I arrived just after opening. I was done and in about 40 minutes. I had the B&J breakfast. The eggs were too runny for me, but I ate them. I had the grits which has something added but not sure what. I wasn't crazy about the taste but I ate most of it. The turkey sausage and biscuit with strawberry jam was great. I will have to go back and try other items on the menu. The place filled up fast so I arrived at a great time. I like this place because has a small town shop feel to it. The team was responsive to requests and nice. Thanks for good service.

Overall a good experience! We went on Thursday at 11:00, so there was as no wait time! The waitress and greeters were nice and quick! The service was good! The restaurant was clean and it has a patio area, but it was closed this day. The food was good! I had the shrimp & grits. The shrimp & grits were good. My kids enjoyed their breakfast as well. The potato's were great! I could eat a side of potatoes by themselves. I will be back.

Came here on our way to Nashville and let's just say, was not impressed. Being an out of town visitor, I saw many mixed reviews and decided to just see for myself. The biscuit sandwich was stale, the sausage was over cooked and the mimosas were insanely overpriced... $9 for a small little glass?!

My son took me out to bunch. My first time eating at Biscuits &Jams. The food tasted amazing. The service was very kind and respectful with a smile. I really enjoyed the breakfast burger and fries. The French toast was awesome! The restaurant had an warm and cozy atmosphere. It was nice and clean, with friendly people. I appreciate good customer service. I will be back again.

AMBIANCE: This location is really nice. It is kind of decked off behind a couple of buildings, but it is not hard to find getting in there. It was pretty cold, but, to be honest, once we started eating the fried green tomatoes, it warmed us up enough to stay. FOOD The fragrant tomatoes were piping, hot, very flavorful. The flour that was used to fry the Fried green tomatoes was done very well. They were mixed very well with the seasonings, giving the crispiness that you would desire from fried green tomatoes. I also decided to try the yard bird in Waffle plate and they used chicken thigh for the chicken used in the entree. I was not a big fan of it because of how much fat or chewiness that came with the texture of the chicken thigh that they used. It almost made me feel like it could be some undone parts there. With that said, the Waffle itself was pretty on target to your basic Waffle. Would I order it again? Probably not, but I know that if I did get a Waffle, I would probably get another meat of choice; not the chicken thigh. Their shrimp and grits, on the other hand was amazing. It was very flavorful. I really appreciated the fact that they give the option of pork or Turkey bacon, so it wasn't as guilty for me to have that entree. The Roux was very flavorful the grits are super creamy, and they have sauteed vegetables on top, which are very flavorful, as well. Since we were there for brunch, we also tried some of their mimosas. Both of them were very tasty. The one that I had was the apple pie, which was more flavorful than the peach peach mimosa, that they have, but the peach mimosa gave more of a peach cobbler taste, which was very good. Overall, I would say that I would still give this place another try. I probably wouldn't try any of their waffle dishes, but the other ones are definitely worth the comeback again.The fragrant tomatoes literally made me and my party stay when we felt like it was so cold that we were gonna leave.So that is saying something and worth giving a try. SERVICE Our waitres was very kind, very polite, also very helpful. When we had a request that they could not perform for us, she did give a work around accommodation in regards to us trying to make a to go order. It was very appreciated. She also was very informative, so when I had the question around the chicken and waffle, she was able to explain the potential concern making it less as off putting, but again, I didn't finish that chicken breast with that waffle. So there's that. Lol

PSA: They seemed understaffed (this was a Monday). I presume folks were still off post-Christmas. This in no way diminished the food's taste, quality, or quantity so I give it 5 stars! The very polite hostess was also our waitress, and although it's a small and cozy restaurant, the time between being seated and receiving service was elongated because she had 2 jobs. This did NOT happen with my first experience on a Sunday. I'm not complaining; this is just informational because the food is worth the slight wait! This small restaurant is located in a quiet corner with ample parking. The interior is clean, the staff is polite, and the decor is charming. If there is a wait, they provide bench seating outside and will text you when your table is ready. The food is fantastic! This place is famous for its house-made biscuits and locally sourced jams, but the entire menu is enticing. During both visits, everyone in my group ordered something different, and we all cleaned our plates. The biscuits are fresh, soft, and slightly buttery, which paired perfectly with my sandwich featuring a boneless, well-seasoned chicken thigh smothered in gravy. *insert mouth drool emoji* B&J's has a small bar offering a variety of drinks, including mimosas and a mimosa flight. I opted not to get the flight but instead chose several options for myself; you can't go wrong with them. Additionally, it makes a cute date spot because they offer bar seating so that you can go for the drinks! The pricing is on par with all other restaurants, so it is very affordable. I will be returning... repeatedly!

Pancakes were delicious but bacon was too crispy. I prefer limp bacon. I asked for limp but it was 15 minutes before closing and the kitchen staff wouldn't cook any more. The mimosas were top tier!

My husband and I decided to try breakfast out while wrapping up our vacation, we had returned home. Biscuits & Jam didn't disappoint. If you're hankering for your grandma's homemade biscuits... this is the place to go. We halved a biscuit & jam and the French toast and each had coffee and some water. Excellent choice, biscuit was flaky and baked to perfection. French toast had perfect flavoring, not too sweet and nice texture, the syrup topped it off nicely. Service was great and all staff was pleasant and we enjoyed the atmosphere too, enjoyed the music selection and seating option. Hope to be back soon.

Be advised- for $9 you only get 2 pieces of French toast. It tasted great, but not enough food. Also the bathroom was a wreck. Service was good. Our server was very sweet and attentive.

The experience was just weird... They have some policies I've never heard of. So as you can see from the picture, the waffle wasn't hot at all. The butter is solid. I hate sending food back so we just asked the waitress if she could just pop it in the microwave. Apparently the policy is they cannot take food from the table and they cannot put food in the microwave. Sooo if that's the policy, then the quality check should be better. The bacon was cold as well. I was just happy the eggs weren't cold. The mimosa was good. Overall, I was just expecting a lot of more based on other reviews. It's just average at best. Maybe the experience is better on slower days.

Such a great experience! We enjoyed a great breakfast here, with the Fried Green Tomatoes & French Toast Flight for (delicious) appetizers Everything was great, and our server Alex was SPECTACULAR. (The only negative is the included 18% gratuity ... ridiculous. Pay your servers a livable wage, owners - shame on you for passing what *should* be an optional bonus on to your customers as an expensive extra)

The food was delicious and well portioned! Everyone was friendly and pretty fast despite being so busy. Cocktails were amazing. We will be back for sure!

I'll never be back again service was 0/10 l have never been to an establishment were l've been told I can't add some on as a side after being told it can't be added into my food especially if I'm paying for it! We should've left after that hate we stayed! Being told that whomever was in charge don't like their flow changed of how they run their menu was insane! I wanted to give it another try but both me and my husband was like no we've had better service at Waffle House! And it was just spinach that I wanted

Definitely get a reservation on the weekends. We were visiting the area so we had no clue what to expect but it is very popular on Saturday morning. We waited a while to be seated (which was understandable) and then waited even more once we were seated. Once our server came she was very nice and respectful. The food was okay. Not worth waiting so long for in my opinion. My husband had the biscuits and gravy and fruit bowl. He did not care for either. I got a plain waffle and bacon and it was pretty good. Not terrible but not coming back.

My wife and I have been to the downtown Third Street location and love it. The grits are the absolute best we have ever eaten. The service is very good with polite and friendly waiters and waitresses. We go on Sunday's after church and have only been turned away once because of the number of people waiting. The one time we didn't like it was when they had a person playing the violin. We love violin, but this was electric and LOUD. Several tables around us were also annoyed. No one could carry on a conversation. Not exactly what you want on an easy Sunday morning. Pros: Great breakfast, polite and friendly service. They have coffees and a bar. Prices are reasonable. Cons: Sometimes a bit of a wait, but not really a con once you are eating! Luckily, the loud violinist hasn't been back.

AWFUL COMMUNICATION. I've come here a few times with family in town and always enjoyed it- but my recent experience was below par. I love the fried green tomatoes because of the sweet pepper jam they come with- so half of the reason I order them is to enjoy it! When my order came out however, it was with ranch dressing instead. I understand things run out and such, but I wish I was TOLD about the issue, as it would've influenced my decision. The waitress I got the attention of to ask about it wasn't very helpful, but I also was not in her section so I could understand. Second- I was deciding between two different entrees based on whether or not they had the fruity pebbles French toast (which I am OBSESSED with) so I EXPLICITLY asked my server whether or not they had it- and he said yes! So I ordered the flight in order to enjoy it. Imagine my disappointment when it comes out with 2 slices of OG French toast and 2 slices "rum boogy", with one of the OG slices topped with strawberry puree. When I notified staff I was able to replace the dish with a different entree, which took an additional 15 minutes. Both of these issues would've been avoided with just slightly more communication both within staff and between servers and guests, which is my only issue with the experience. Gratuity was automatic as well, even though we were not checked on once after our food came out.

Went late morning on a Wednesday. Waitstaff was very nice and the table was clean. Atmosphere is cute. Food was ok. Coffee was burned, and one singular waffle with a tbsp of used-to-be frozen blueberries on top was almost $9. It's listed on the menu as an entree so I expected 2 or 3, especially considering the price. Probably won't be back.

Pretty good place for breakfast, brunch, & lunch. Small location. Appetizers were tasty, nice short bar area, decor is clean and amusing. Majaa was our nice server and kept us updated on any new items or popular items to try. All staff including a bartenders, runners and hostesses were really welcoming. Since they have been here for a couple of years, it looks like there are prepared to renovate another side. The restaurant also has a patio that was not open for breakfast or brunch (for this visit). The fried green tomatoes with the chow chow were phenomenal and started the party right as the appetizer paired with a mimosa set up. The menu has a variety of items to satisfy everyone's tasty needs.

DO NOT COME HERE UNTIL THEY CHANGE THIER POLICIES I was looking forward to eating here. I came in and was greeted with 18% gratuity is added to all tickets. I was sat down and asked for Cotton Candy Mimosa. They did not have Cotton Candy garnish. I asked for the biscuits and gravy plate. I wanted the biscuits and gravy separate because I don't like soggy bread. I was told that the request was not allowed. I then asked for the B&J breakfast plate. I asked for my eggs to be cooked scrambled soft with onions and cheese incorporated into the eggs. The server stated that the onions were served with bell peppers. I told her that I didn't want peppers. She stated that I could not get just onions. I ordered coffee, I never received it. The service is less than mediocre. It definitely does not deserve any 18% gratuity. How can an establishment asked for 18% gratuity as soon as you walk in the door but provide nothing that the customer request or desires?

We dined on Father's Day. We arrived right at 9am and there was already a line forming outside the door. At 9 they opened and greeted everyone and wished all the fathers a happy Father's Day -how nice! Everyone in the line was able to be seated and the waiters began taking orders immediately! We both got the mimosa flight! They are $24e but worth it. My husband got the lemon berry waffles with fried chicken and i got the Breakfast Burger W/ Bacon Whisky Jam. They asked did i want my egg runny which i obliged but when i got it, it was not runny and the burger was cooked well done as well. It was still pretty good but i really couldn't taste the bacon whisky jam at all! I love this little spot tho. Will def be back

Food and service were okay. Some food was only lukewarm and could have been better, but still tasted good

This place is a must try in the Bartlett area. The menu is unique with many options to try like a lemon blueberry waffle, rum infused French toast, shrimp and grits and waffles with Turkey bacon. They also have many drinks to try as well, but we ordered the blueberry hot tea which was delicious. Service was great, our server was a sweet man who was knowledgeable about the food and made recommendations. The owner greeted us to ask how we liked everything and also educated us about the food menu and details on what to expect with each entree. Ambiance is adorable, the entire place is decorated sooooo cute. This will be my go to spot for brunch! Oh, p.s. the green fried tomatoes are delicious

I finally made it out here during Black Restaurant Week! Our server was friendly and helpful, and the food was excellent. I recommend the Rise & Shine, which is fried chicken on a biscuit with their special sauce. The sauce is incredible! I was amazed by all of the delicious options on their drink menu as well. I will definitely be back! There is limited parking and they seem to be busy all the time, so make a reservation if you plan on going for weekend brunch, and come early to find parking.

I have visited both locations the establishment is nice and clean the waitress we had our last visit was kind and was on top of her job I had the Rum boogie French toast it is delicious but my date tried the chicken and waffles and I must say they need to get a better quality of chicken it is very low grade it had a lot of fat we don't know if it was a thigh or breast no clue what it is.. if they would fix that it would help!! Please get better chicken

First review of this place in 2 years, though I've visited between. This time my wife and I stoped in on a Thursday mid-morning. Same large crowd (expect a pretty good wait for any crowd of 5 or more - make a reservation on a weekend!), same good food. I again had the strawberry French toast (still 7), my wife had the OG French Toast ($6+), and we split Turkey links (3 for $4). Service was cordial and efficient. The ambience is of a breakfast place. They do a booming business with Mimosas and the like. I did find it curious that they added an 18% gratuity (there may be a sign somewhere warning you).

Still a great place for breakfast brunch and mixed drinks. Amazing breakfast plates check other yelp reviews and their menu for details. Really cool and delicious.

Food was great.. French toast was delicious B&J breakfast with potatoes, scrambled eggs and cheese with jam and sauce was a great choice

After being seated we were informed that they were out of chicken (a majority of the dishes included chicken). We opted for biscuits and gravy and a side of bacon. After the food arrived and trying all of the biscuits on the plate, they were all severely undercooked on the inside and solid biscuit dough. After showing this to our server she brought the manager out and she informed us that was a result of the gravy. Now I have eaten enough biscuits and gravy in my lifetime to know this is something that I have never encountered before. Then she tried to tell us that they used a lot of butter and that was why the inside of the biscuit was like that. They comped the meal although we offered to pay. We had high hopes for this place, but were disappointed.

Entering into what is known as Memphis Black Excellence Restaurant week was nothing but an experience to remember. My first destination was Biscuits and Jams for brunch the previous Sunday. However, there was a deposit of $25.00. The black owned establishment had a DJ and the music was terribly loud. Due to that I wasn't able to hear the waiter clearly which led me to feeling like I was screaming at my friend so she could be able to hear me. For starters, I ordered the ALOTTA PATATA which contains loaded cheese fries that were cold. Unfortunately , I had to send it back minutes later the waiter came back with a fresh batch that were extremely good. Last but not least, for my entree I ordered the B&J Breakfast which contains 2 Eggs ( Scrambled or Fried), 1 Biscuit, Grits or Breakfast Potatoes, and 1 side of Bacon or Sausage or an other side options they offered. I ordered the fried eggs and it needed a little bit of seasoning, but the grits and sausage were simply delightful. Overall, the experience was a pleasant one and I would definitely come back in the future.

Food was hot and fresh. We had the 3 little pigs waffle and the shrimp and grits. Both were delicious. The staff was nice and on top of refills. The food was delivered quickly. The only complaint I have is 9$ for a single waffle is a bit crazy and the shrimp and grits was on the small side for 17$. Otherwise it was a good experience.

I understand this place is new, so I am going to try and cut them a bit of slack. First, if you look at any menus online, they probably are not up to date. Check the menus on their website. Parking was a bit difficult as they share space with two nearby shopping centers. Spaces do open up fairly regularly, so have a bit of patience, and before too long, you will see backup lights. Service was good, considering that about 1/4 of the staff members appeared to be doing nothing productive. We arrived about the time that the entertainment began. Let me say this- I wish that the artist had been playing an acoustic violin instead of an electric violin. The amplification overwhelmed the relatively small and acoustically poor space to the point where I found it uncomfortable to be there any longer than we had to. Mind you, I have a bit of hearing loss due to being in a hard rock band post-college, so I cannot imagine what it would have been like for someone with "normal" hearing. Conversation between the people at our table was difficult- and we sat on the far side of the dining area, away from the performance. Our brunch meals were good but unremarkable. A "wow" factor seemed to be missing. The biscuit I ordered on the side was tasty and had good texture, but could have used just a touch more butter. I was surprised that there was no butter served with the biscuit. I should have taken the time to ask for some, and that is on me that I didn't. The strawberry jam served with the biscuit was very good. I hope we can visit Biscuits and Jams at another time when we can have a meal together in relative peace.

Let me tell YOU!! If I could give this place 10 stars I would. Let me explain why!! 1. We were seated promptly (disclaimer, we had reservations). 2. Our waitress Nat was nice and hospitable. 3. Them Fried Green Tomatoes will make you lose yo WHOLE mind!! First off, EVERYBODY can't cook them. The thoughtful balance of "seasoned" batter and thick/thin seasoned green tomato's TOPPED with that Parmesan cheese danced all in my mouth and had my tastebuds begging for more, oh and that peach chutney or something was the straw that broke the camel back. Nobody (ingredients) were competing with each other, they all blended so well. Jesus, I want them now as I type. . We couldn't even start on our entrees until we finished them FGTs. 4. The Whiskey or Tennessee Peach, was "VERY GOOD" in my Tabitha Brown voice. I'm not a whiskey drinker at all but that was so good and would put you in yo back if you not careful. 5. Let's get into the Shrimp and Crawfish Creole Benedict. Now I don't mess with running eggs, yes, what I said, so I got them fried hard (no running yolk). STILL hit like nobody's business!! My lord, I saved some for my next day breakfast and STILL hit the same like it came out the kitchen. Oh and then them biscuits, umph, sleep on'em if you want too...you MISSING out!! I don't eat strawberry jelly or jam, but that right there was BUSSIN!!! Again, hit the SAME the next day!! I did NOT mean for this long review but you HAVE to know what you missing. I WILL be back for sure. So the venue, not that big but cozy (roughly 60 people). A little music playing in the background, hence Biscuits and "JAMS". Nothing rachet, it was a good vibe!! I will say, I did not care for the guaranteed 18% gratuity for parties less than 6. Nat was good but understand, yall gone work for my 18%, aight bye (in my Kimmy Kreations voice)!! So let me throw yall some pictures in here!!

Our last stop for Memphis Black Restaurant Week brought me and the rents to Biscuits and Jams, a breakfast and brunch spot located in Bartlett. It's off of Stage Road in the shopping center across from El Patron. There is parking in front of the restaurant once you enter. The exterior looks like a house with the mint colored door, porch, and windows. Prior to entering, the housekeeping rules are posted to the left of the main door. I like that everything you need to know regarding timing, tipping, and seating is given to you upfront. We arrived around 9:30 and it was already a full house! The hostess stand is in front of the bar area, and seating is to the left. The restaurant is clean and well decorated, and the windows provide great lighting. There's even a patio off to the side. side note: restrooms passed When you get to the hostess stand, in typical fashion, you give your name but ALSO your phone number as your wait time is sent via text along with a link to track your wait time. We went to sit in the car while I kept an eye on the time, and once your wait is over, you are given confirmation and required to text yes to confirm. I feel like "waiting isn't guaranteed seating" is a bit of a mixed message, mainly in how it sounds (could just be me), but I'm guessing it means more along the line of the table may not be ready right at that very second to keep from getting antsy. I think the link is good for taking out the hullabaloo of the "how much longer is the wait" situations. You can stay, change your mind, chat, or explore around while you wait for your table. We got our text and went to our table and noticed the menu is via QR code. I'm a bit on the fence with technology at times. While it's good to be up to date with current technology, you don't want to alienate anyone that may not be as tech savvy. Our waitress did find us a physical menu, and I thought that was nice of her to do. Our waitress was really nice and very patient. She took the time to not only find us a physical menu, but also went through the menu with us. There are several types of biscuits, pancakes, waffles, and other items to choose from with their own unique names. Our vegetarian/vegan friends are also included on the menu. She suggested a platter would be easiest to decide on, so all three of us ended up getting platters. The platter has 4 items. Each one does come with a biscuit and eggs, but you can choose the other 2. Dad got grits and sausage, mom got potatoes and sausage, and I got potatoes and bacon. They also have blueberry, strawberry, and peach jam, all homemade. The food was amazing! Everything tasted fresh, homemade, and made with love. The biscuits were fluffy, the eggs were good, the grits weren't overly cheesy, and the sausage was tender. It very much felt like eating at someone's house. I consider pricing to portion reasonable. As always, it depends on what you want, but prepare to spend about $10 and up. The owner even took time to walk around, introduce herself, and interact with customers and we even got to chat with her for a bit. We told her the food was great, and that everything tasted homemade. She said she personally works with her chefs so they learn how to make every menu item, and she told us the rule that she gives her chefs: "Don't burn my food up, don't burn my house down." I'll give this one a rating: pull up a chair. I really like Biscuits and Jams. Although it is a business, there's a very welcoming and comfortable experience you get from the staff, the food, and the ambiance. This is definitely a breakfast spot worth checking out.

The food and service were great! We were in town for a short period and made the best of it. We both loved our meals. The owner came out to ask how everything was. At the time we didn't know she was the owner; and it was nice to be able to be honest about the food, service, and over all ambiance of the restaurant which we loved. We will surely be back. Highly recommend.

First time me & my family ate here. Not really sure what I have to say for real but pretty much the service was alright it just depends on who is waiting on you and if they want to be of assistance or not, the food was pretty okay to be honest I think I should have ordered the breakfast burger instead of the chicken waffles, I like the chicken but not the waffles for real.

The staff is very friendly and the food was good...very clean.. Not a place for big loud parties... Kind of more of an adult place they have a very nice coffee bar.. .

Biscuits and Jam's food was pretty good! I love the theme. The staff were friendly. The place was filled up to capacity and the wait was extremely long. For the most part it was worth the wait. My French toast was amazing and cooked with love. My other dish was a bit salty (shrimp and crawfish creole Benedict) and I didn't like the Benedict because it was dry, but it is a good concept and if done correctly could be delicious. Overall it's worth the try.

I am a new fan. The restaurant was decorated so cute for Christmas. The staff were very friendly and we were able to sit down right away. I had the tequila sunrise and it was really good. My husband had the Tennessee peach and it was good as well. The steak & eggs were TOP TIER. The steak was not over cooked and you didn't need steak sauce. The breakfast potatoes were delicious and so were the grits. The bacon and sausage were not overcooked. And I can't forget how soft and tasty the biscuits were and how well the strawberry jam complimented it. I really enjoyed my experience and I look forward to coming back.

Brunch with my bro was a HIT! We share a plate of loaded fries. Then Donald had shrimp and crawfish benedict and I had steak and eggs. To drink, I was given a mocktail of a whiskey drink. Everything was delicious! We'll definitely come back!!

Supporting black business today. Me and about 35 of my friends supported B&J today. Food was SUPERB!!! I had the Rum Boogie French Toast, bacon and potatoes. The French toast was off the charts delicious!!! The coffee and service was great too. It is no small feat to serve that many people. We had a fantastic time. I recommend reservations before heading there. Give them a try!!

I was excited to visit this restaurant after many people recommended it, but I refuse to go anywhere that charges me to walk in the door. If your servers truly deserve 18%, then I will gladly give them that or more (lots more in many cases) , but I will not be forced to pay for bad service.

Hwy64 Service was terrible: we waited 30 mins and then had to ask who would be serving us? There were enough servers standing behind the counter and taking multiple breaks to at least check on us. Instead the one man doing all of the work had to take our table. The food: the turkey bacon and waffle were as cold as if it came out the refrigerator. The chicken with the waffle had more grease than meat, eggs were soup-not scrambled. The grits were good and creamy.

Ive been here on multiple occasions, usually good food and service but not today (12/26/24). Our waiter was servicing the bar as well as our table so I get that our service was impacted by that. However, ALL OUR FOOD WAS COLD. And they were out of bacon, yes bacon of all things. Waffle, cold, french toast cold, grits lukewarm warm, eggs the worst cold cold cold $40 for breakfast with a mandatory 18% gratuity - I don't think I see myself going back here.

Food was great, but the customer service was horrible. It's always disappointing when you try to support a black owned local business and they don't seem to understand that customer service and great food goes hand in hand! I will never eat at this establishment again and I won't recommend anyone else to eat at this restaurant. And management should really consider firing the server with blue hair. She lacks professionalism and doesn't seem to understand how to treat customers. I wish I could give this place a zero star!!!

Not my first time here but it was my first time getting the Rum Boogie French Toast! Hearty serving. We also got the biscuit and jam. Unfortunately, the jam is always underwhelming- due to the portion size- looks like a tablespoon worth. Come here for the biscuits which are scrumptious , but not for the jam - unless you want to purchase extra jam for an extra cost.

Omg I ordered the rum French toast with a side of turkey sausage. Hubby ordered the Hardy bowel with turkey sausage. We both cleaned our plates. Chefs kiss!