Bomb Biscuit Atlanta
Restaurant · Atlanta
519 Memorial Dr SE UNIT B2, Atlanta, GA 30312
Highlights
Fluffy buttermilk biscuit sandwiches, cinnamon rolls, and B'Onuts.
Fluffy buttermilk biscuit sandwiches, cinnamon rolls, and B'Onuts.
"I found Erika Council’s buttermilk biscuit to nail the archetype — crunchy exterior, pillowy center, and rich buttery flavor — and a must-order whether glori-fried around a fried chicken thigh with honey-butter and bread-and-butter pickles or dressed in lemon pepper as a tribute to Atlanta’s signature seasoning; try it fully loaded with scrambled eggs and cheese." - ByPervaiz Shallwani
"Brunching is one of Atlanta’s biggest social activities, which can magnify feelings of loneliness when you’re dining solo. But that’s not the case at Bomb Biscuit, an excellent breakfast cafe in Grant Park, where the sunny yellow interior, friendly service, and warm, soft biscuits are enough to make anyone feel welcome. Get there early if you want to snag a seat without a wait. Otherwise, you can trade stories with the people gathered outside, waiting for their chance to try the tasty fried chicken biscuit. Once inside, cozy up at the bar counter and expect some conversation with your waiter, even if they’re busy. They’ll even leave you a smiley face on your receipt." - jacinta howard, juli horsford, nina reeder
"Bomb Biscuit’s lemon pepper chicken biscuit is a brilliant showcase of Atlanta’s two famous food exports (lemon pepper wings and the chicken biscuit). Don’t be dissuaded by the 60-minute wait for a table or the winding takeout line at this Grant Park plaza. A stop here will give you a new benchmark for breakfast biscuits. The fried cutlet is made from thigh meat, so the chicken is juicy and rich, and the breading has a salty, lemony tang that provides a nice contrast to the buttery biscuit." - nina reeder, juli horsford, jacinta howard
"When you’ve already spilled coffee on yourself, stubbed your toe, and gotten a passive-aggressive text before 9am, Bomb Biscuit is the place to turn your morning around. Show up with a group, stay too long, and leave full and a little happier than when you walked in, because the breakfast here is a mood lifter. Sunlight pours through big picture windows, while cookbooks and framed family photos line the elevated back dining area. The bar is front and center for your 8am mimosa cravings and there’s a takeout window that faces the courtyard, where you can pick up your biscuits while avoiding eye contact. Setting a new city benchmark, the biscuits here are thick and buttery with more layers than a Ryan Coogler film. Remarkable on their own. But their famous biscuit sandwiches take things to the next level—especially the chicken thigh biscuit that honors ATL’s lemon‑pepper legacy. Plus, they know their way around all things dough: Pancakes emerge thick and moonbounce-soft, full of buttery texture. And the maple butter chicken‑and‑waffles pairs a plate‑sized golden waffle with fried chicken that crackles just right. Food Rundown Stone Ground Grits Creamy, and rich—these taste like someone in a floral muumuu made them from memory. Buttermilk Bis-Cakes You should definitely get these pillowy but dense pancakes that perfectly soak up syrup without getting soggy or wet. If you absolutely must choose between pancakes or waffles (which is tragic), get these. The Glori-Fried Chicken Biscuit A fried chicken thigh with garlicky seasoning and a crisp crust, layered between two thick, buttery biscuits. You can also get this with one of their specialty biscuits, like black pepper bacon, cheddar jalapeño. This is exactly what you came here for. photo credit: Amy Sinclair Lemon Pepper Chicken Biscuit Citrusy and sharp with a good kick of black pepper. A nod to every ATLiens favorite flavor combo, anchored by juicy thigh meat and those same signature biscuits. This is maybe our favorite chicken biscuit here. Maybe. photo credit: Amy Sinclair Big Country Ham Thick-sliced and salty in the best way—less rubbery deli ham, more tender than pork steak. It’s a strong contender for the best biscuit here. Again. photo credit: Amy Sinclair Uncle Bobby’s Breakfast You get three salmon croquettes with a snappy, golden crust and a soft, cheesy interior. It comes with two eggs, girts, and a biscuit, and it’s a proper nod to a church-socks-with-sandals-wearing Unc. Maple Butter Chicken‑n‑Waffles A plate-sized waffle, soft, and slightly sweet, topped with a juicy piece of fried chicken breast with crispy breading. You may not need the syrup, but we like to slather this with it anyway. photo credit: Amy Sinclair" - Jacinta Howard
"If you enjoyed Bomb Biscuit back when it was a pop-up or delivery service, you’re probably ecstatic it found a full-time home on Highland Avenue. A butter-colored space with tables at the front and a covered patio in the back, Bomb Biscuit works for breakfast, lunch, or that awkward stretch between appointments. (Just remember that they’re closed Monday-Tuesday.) Whatever the time, the buttermilk biscuits will be light and flaky, and meats (especially the lemon pepper-sprinkled chicken) will be amazing. The waffles reside in that happy place between firm and fluffy while golden potatoes, mixed with diced peppers and onions, complement every dish. If you don’t have time to sit and see for yourself, order from the bustling to-go setup next door." - nina reeder, juli horsford, demarco williams, jacinta howard
