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Biscuit Head GVL

Name: Biscuit Head GVL
Address: 823 S. Church Street Ste C, Greenville, SC, 29601, US
Telephone: +18642480371
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.7

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Biscuit Head GVL

We are currently open for patio seating, dine in, take out or delivery through door dash.
(2019)

You can place your order on our website, call it in, or just walk on up! Please remember to wear a mask for your safety and ours whenever you aren't seated.

04/26/2026

Due to an issue out of our control our Greenville location will be closed today Sunday April 26th. Sorry for any inconvenience.

04/17/2026

It’s that time again to replace our cat numbers. We love being able to showcase our community of cats. If you want a chance to have your cat on a number please submit a photo of your feline and a little fact about them with their name. We have limited spots but we will take submissions through next Friday April24th. Please do not include any people in the images as we won’t be able to display them.

02/01/2026

All location will be closed today February 1st. If anyone wants to share photos of cat snow pets that would make our day!! Have fun and stay safe.

01/31/2026

Biscuit Head Fam….all locations will be closed today, January 31st, to ensure that all staff and guests remain safe.

Thank you for understanding, we hope to serve you soon! ❤️

01/27/2026

Greenville, we are open today! Come join us and treat yourself to some warm, delicious food & drink. We hope to be able to serve you soon!

11/07/2025

We are proud to announce that from now until the end of November, anyone with a SNAP card can enjoy 1/2 off our 1/2 breakfast at any of our locations. 🍳

Just show your card to the cashier when placing your order- it can be for dine-in or takeout, and you can even order for your entire family that you have with you.

Come join us and start your day deliciously❤️

01/11/2025

All locations will be closed Saturday January 11th. Since it doesn’t get above freezing all day we don’t want our employees to drive in the ice.

10/31/2024

There are so many in my area who are in need of assistance and are trying to get back on their feet. It’s going to be a long road to recovery in so many ways, but I want to share about an artist named Jerry Cahill who could use some help right now. I met Jerry during the pandemic. He designed a shirt for biscuit head and messaged it to me through instagram or fb, and it was so cool. We ended up ordering the shirts and then Jerry continued to do work for us over the years. He not only designed cool shirts and sweatshirts, but ended up painting the giant mural in west asheville as well as our beloved jam van. The jam van has brought happiness and smiles to people for years along its delivery routes and unfortunately was parked at our cannery in Swannanoa when Helene hit. It nearly floated through the front of the building and was piled high with debris. The debris ultimately ended up pinning it in place and keeping it where we could salvage it. Eric Ledford was able to start it up and with the help of friends and family we built a ramp out of chunks of road and debris and got her to my house.

The van is sadly one of few remaining works of art that Jerry has left in our area. Much of his art was on and inside of buildings in the River arts district and is a total loss. When Jerry realized that everything he had worked so hard to create over so many years was gone, he did something incredible. He immediately tried to figure out how he could help people in our area who so desperately needed it. He made it his mission for the coming weeks-over 3 total- to haul water up the stairs of low income and elderly housing units to help them flush their toilets. This is a job that needed urgently to be done, but was one that many either never thought of, or were unwilling to do in the beginning of all of this chaos, but Jerry thought of it. And he did it. Day after day. No complaints of what he had lost or what he needed, he just carried heavy buckets of water and helped flush toilets that had not been flushed in days or even weeks. Jerry is an incredible human and he needs help replacing some of his equipment so that he can get back to work. Please consider helping someone who still hasn’t really even asked for it, but needs it. He’s been too busy asking what others need to worry about himself. Our community is a better place with him in it and I know he would be incredibly grateful for any and all support. Let’s show Jerry some love. He deserves it❤️

https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-jerry-cahill-restore-rad-printworks?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR2JAR7mVAGh9nU8SM2GwTsXwHHbU2vpnSZuB9C7tq0IRJEboeC7HkWGqwI_aem_n5Dxmiv5u8nblJwAAaW2kw

10/25/2024

Hey guys, Carolyn here. Sorry for the late and long post, but I want to share some of our biscuit happenings and some big big appreciations. Everyone in the affected areas knows how confusing and terrifying those first days in particular were. We all saw what happened in our own homes and neighborhoods. From downed trees and power lines, crushed cars and homes, to the devastation in the flood zones- many of which were never even flood zones before. We all had different experiences, but they were all traumatic and terrifying. We were all desperate to keep ourselves and our families safe, and to know if our other loved ones and work families were ok. With no way to communicate there was no easy way to ease those fears. Our Asheville crew was so worried for our Greenville crew and vice versa. The relief that was felt as we were able to mark each person safe in our minds was indescribable, as was the worry for those not yet checked off on those lists. Our brains were spinning- who lives by water, how close was it to their homes, it was so hard to know who might be affected and who would most likely be ok. When the Greenville team was finally able to reach us, 3 or 4 days in we all were brought to tears with that beautiful feeling of relief. The Greenville crew told us “Don’t worry about us, we are all ok and we know what to do. We got this, just take care of yourselves.” To go from not knowing if people were alive or if the Greenville store was even still standing brought more tears of gratitude and pride for these incredible people. To no one’s surprise the Greenville team did in fact have it. They checked in on each other daily, they checked on the restaurant. They cleaned out the coolers and the whole restaurant, they hobbled together a first food order and pieced together a menu with what they could get. The figured out how to operate under extremely difficult conditions without the help of any of us here in Asheville. I am and will always be incredibly grateful for these beautiful, hardworking, and resilient people and the relief that they provided to us all. Please go and see them and say hi and give them some love. They deserve it ❤️

10/08/2024

Greenville 👋 We are fully back open, serving you your favorite biscuits every day from 8AM - 2PM.

Come see us this week and let us take care of you! We are accepting cash and card.

Address

823 S. Church Street Ste C
Greenville, SC
29601

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 2pm
Tuesday	8am - 2pm
Wednesday	8am - 2pm
Thursday	8am - 2pm
Friday	8am - 2pm
Saturday	8am - 2pm
Sunday	8am - 2pm

Telephone

+18642480371

Website

http://www.biscuitheads.com/

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