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Honest Biscuits, in Pike Place Market, serves biscuits. That - is a fact.
To be honest, Honest Biscuits was underwhelming.
I know I shouldn’t be surprised when I literally get what I ordered.
But, something about ordering the SOUTHERN STYLE (White sausage gravy on a Butterhole (buttermilk) Biscuit) with an additional order of SAUSAGE on top was annoying for the price paid.
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The coffee was fine and the orange juice was fresh.
It was decent, don’t get me wrong. Now, this could also be because I could have been comparing it to my Southern family’s biscuit and gravy recipe and the flavors I usually expect and savor regarding this dish. Which is completely valid.
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I will say that biscuits and coffee at Honest Biscuits was something to comfortably eat for a rather late breakfast, before revisiting Pike Place.
Plus, the view of Puget Sound was fantastic.
But, was it outstanding?
It just felt and gave … mid. Strong one and done vibe – because Biscuit Bitch, my favorite biscuit and gravy place in Seattle is still around.
But, it fed my desire of satisfying my hunger. And, at least I tried it once.
Honest Biscuits
1901 Western AvenueSeattle, Washington 98101