Chick & Biscuit

Love Chick & Biscuit! It was delicious and the presentation was awesome! Everyone was very friendly! I got the Southern Belle which was chicken salad (it's the same chicken salad they serve at their restaurant on Grapevine Main Street, Mason & Dixie - it's the same owner). There are a few more "biscuits" I'm wanting to try soon! They take your name and phone number, then text you when you're order is ready. Harvest Hall is an upscale food court with a really neat vibe - it's very unique! Definitely stop by Chick & Biscuit when you visit!!

This is my favorite place at Harvest Hall. Portions are big so the al a carte menu isn’t an issue as it may be other places. Everything is made fresh, biscuits are amazing, service is quick, they’re a little pricey but worth the try if breakfast for all meals is your thing.

I tried their seasoned fries and fried chicken sandwich with macaroni and cheese on it. The "seasoned" fries maybe had a pinch of salt on them but far from being seasoned. The biscuit is delicious and moist. The chicken and macaroni and cheese left a lot to be desired.

Food looked amazing and tasted great. However the chicken portion was pretty small and mostly breading maybe 4 ounces of chicken. Biscuit was good but very crumbly. Overall tasty but I would’ve liked a little more for $13

Candice is amazing ! Customer service A1 ;) love it !!!! Will be back ! I chose SWEET HOME ! 👀 FIRE ! Caramelized Pecans , bourbon sauce, whipped cream, and a soft biscuit 🗣🗣🗣 sweet tooth fulfilled! It's a yes for me ! Perfect dessert !! I can only imagine what breakfast is going to be like !!!!

“Sweet Home” is a must try! This sweet treat was personally crafted for my tastebuds:) And Candice was spot on with her unforced customer service. I will definitely return to see what’s next!!!

Slightly overrated. I have to say, the food looks extremely appetizing and prepared well. Overall lacks a lot of flavor, tastes bland. Also way overpriced.

Biscuits were great. Chicken was good, fries were good. Not a fan of the sausage gravy or the $18 price tag for a sandwich and fries. To top it off they expect a tip for simply taking your order??? They don't serve the food, you pick it up, they don't refill your drinks or clear your table, they don't even have to do your dishes since you get disposable forks and paper trays to eat on. So why do they expect a 20% tip like a server at a restaurant gets? Why is it automatically added when you go to sign and you have to adjust it in front of the employee who may now treat your food bad? The pressure and entitlement is ridiculous. I didn't leave a full 20% tip and the employees attitude changed instantly. With the prices they charge the owner should have plenty to pay their employees well and not leave them expecting and feeling entitled to a tip as if they served you a meal like a waitress would have earned.