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Biscuit Bitch Menu 2026: Seattle Biscuit Sandwiches & Breakfast

Full Biscuit Bitch menu for 2026 -- Seattle's most irreverent breakfast spot, famous for Southern-style biscuit sandwiches piled with fried chicken, pulled pork, eggs, and house-made sausage gravy. Every menu category is listed below, along with the signature items, what to order first, a vegetarian guide, and the most common questions about the restaurant.

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Signature items

B.B.C. (Classic)See menu
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The HerbivoreVegetarian
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Quick answers

Common Biscuit Bitch questions, answered

The four things people most often want to know about Biscuit Bitch -- answered in one glance.

Most popular
B.B.C. (Biscuit Bitch Classic)

Fried chicken, house gravy, pickles on a fluffy Southern biscuit. The flagship.

Best for spice
The Dirty Bird or Cluck Norris

Spicy house sauce or honey-hot combo -- both bring heat.

Vegetarian pick
The Herbivore

Eggs, cheddar, roasted peppers, and spinach on a biscuit. Fully meat-free.

Comfort classic
Biscuits & Gravy

Two fresh biscuits smothered in house-made peppery sausage gravy. The ultimate Seattle comfort breakfast.

Signature sandwiches

Biscuit Bitch's biscuit sandwiches, explained

Every sandwich is built on Biscuit Bitch's signature fluffy Southern-style buttermilk biscuit, baked fresh daily. Here's what makes each one distinct.

The flagship

B.B.C. (Biscuit Bitch Classic)

Fried chicken, house-made gravy, and pickles on a buttery biscuit. The sandwich that built the brand -- crispy, rich, and tangy in every bite. Start here if it's your first visit.

Pulled pork

The Piggy

Slow-cooked pulled pork with creamy coleslaw and house BBQ sauce on a biscuit. A Southern-meets-Pacific Northwest combination that's become one of the most re-ordered items on the menu.

Spicy chicken

The Dirty Bird

Fried chicken with sharp cheddar, a fried egg, and spicy house sauce. Brings moderate heat with a satisfying richness from the egg and cheese. Top pick for anyone who likes heat with breakfast.

Honey hot

The Cluck Norris

Crispy fried chicken with honey, hot sauce, and pickles on a biscuit. The sweet-heat balance is the distinguishing feature -- a lighter, brighter take on spicy chicken than The Dirty Bird.

Vegetarian

The Herbivore

Scrambled eggs, sharp cheddar, roasted peppers, and spinach on a biscuit. The fully meat-free option -- satisfying enough that non-vegetarians order it regularly. No flavor compromise.

Classic breakfast

The Swine & Shine

Sausage, scrambled egg, and sharp cheddar on a biscuit with house gravy. The most traditional breakfast-sandwich build on the menu -- rich, savory, and straightforward.

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All Biscuit Bitch menu categories with item counts.

Biscuit Sandwiches8 itemsGravy & Sides6 itemsBreakfast Plates3 itemsDrinks5 itemsMerch & Packaged Goods2 items
The full menu

Every item on the Biscuit Bitch menu (2026)

All categories and items listed below. Menu may rotate seasonally -- confirm with the restaurant for current availability.

About pricing. Biscuit Bitch does not publish a static price list online. Prices are omitted from this page to avoid publishing inaccurate figures. For current pricing, visit biscuitbitch.com or ask in-store.
Vegetarian & dietary guide

Vegetarian and lighter options at Biscuit Bitch

Biscuit Bitch is a meat-forward menu, but there are genuine vegetarian options that don't feel like afterthoughts. The Herbivore is the flagship meat-free sandwich. Beyond that, plain biscuits, hash browns, scrambled eggs as a side, and the fresh fruit cup round out the vegetarian-friendly options.

For those avoiding gluten or with serious food allergies, the kitchen is a shared prep environment -- contact the restaurant directly to discuss your needs before visiting.

Cross-contact possible. Confirm with the restaurant if you have a serious allergy.

  • Vegetarian sandwich: The Herbivore (eggs, cheddar, peppers, spinach)
  • Vegetarian sides: Plain Biscuit, Hash Browns, Scrambled Eggs
  • Vegan-friendly: Fresh Fruit Cup, Fresh OJ
  • Meat-free drinks: All coffee, espresso, and juice options
  • Take-home vegetarian: Biscuit Mix (no meat)
Seattle locations

Where to find Biscuit Bitch

Biscuit Bitch is a Seattle original with multiple locations across the city, including its original spot near Pike Place Market -- one of Seattle's most visited breakfast destinations. The restaurant has expanded to additional Seattle-area locations while keeping its local, independent identity intact.

Use the official store finder at biscuitbitch.com for exact addresses, current hours, and any new openings. Hours vary by location and are breakfast-to-mid-afternoon; arrive early on weekends to avoid the longest waits.

  • Flagship: Near Pike Place Market, Seattle, WA
  • Multiple Seattle locations -- see official site
  • Hours: Breakfast and brunch (morning to early afternoon)
  • Format: Counter service, walk-in
  • Tip: Arrive early on weekends -- lines are common
About Biscuit Bitch

Seattle's most irreverent breakfast institution.

Biscuit Bitch launched in Seattle with a simple, bold idea: take the fluffy, layered Southern-style buttermilk biscuit and make it the centerpiece of a Pacific Northwest breakfast menu. The name is deliberately provocative, the branding is loud, and the food delivers on the premise. The biscuits -- buttery, flakey, baked fresh throughout the morning -- are the real draw.

From its first location near Pike Place Market, Biscuit Bitch grew into one of Seattle's most cult-followed breakfast spots. The menu leans Southern in spirit (fried chicken, pulled pork, sausage gravy) but reflects Pacific Northwest sensibilities -- fresh ingredients, strong coffee, an independent identity. The brand has expanded to multiple Seattle locations while maintaining its original personality: irreverent, welcoming, and genuinely good at what it does.

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Ordering tips

How to get the most out of Biscuit Bitch

Timing

Arrive early on weekends

Biscuit Bitch draws lines on Saturday and Sunday mornings, especially near Pike Place. Weekday mornings are significantly calmer. If you want a short wait, aim for opening time or a late weekday breakfast.

First-timer

Start with the B.B.C.

If you've never been, the Biscuit Bitch Classic (B.B.C.) is the definitive first order. It's what the restaurant built its reputation on -- fried chicken, house gravy, and pickles on a fluffy biscuit. From there, you'll know what direction you want to go.

Add gravy

Always get the gravy

The house-made sausage gravy is made fresh daily and is a defining element of the Biscuit Bitch experience. Whether it's biscuits and gravy standalone or a side with your sandwich, it's worth getting.

Heat lovers

The Dirty Bird or Cluck Norris

The Dirty Bird brings creamy heat from the spicy house sauce; the Cluck Norris is brighter with honey and hot sauce. Both are serious options for anyone who wants their morning sandwich to have some kick.

Take home

Buy the biscuit mix

The house biscuit mix lets you recreate the fluffy Southern-style biscuits at home. A practical souvenir if you're visiting Seattle or want to extend the experience beyond the restaurant.

Vegetarians

The Herbivore doesn't disappoint

The Herbivore is not a consolation vegetarian option -- it's a genuinely satisfying biscuit sandwich. Eggs, cheddar, roasted peppers, and spinach work well together. Non-vegetarians order it regularly.

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Common questions

Biscuit Bitch -- frequently asked questions

Quick answers to the most common questions about Biscuit Bitch's menu, locations, hours, and what to order.

What is Biscuit Bitch known for?

Biscuit Bitch is best known for its fluffy Southern-style buttermilk biscuit sandwiches stuffed with creative fillings like fried chicken, pulled pork, scrambled eggs, and house-made sausage gravy. The Seattle-born brand is equally famous for its irreverent name and bold personality -- a cult favorite in the Pacific Northwest breakfast scene since opening its first Pike Place area location.

Where are Biscuit Bitch locations?

Biscuit Bitch operates multiple locations in Seattle, Washington, with its flagship near Pike Place Market and additional spots around the city. Use the official store locator at biscuitbitch.com for exact addresses and current hours, as locations expand periodically.

Does Biscuit Bitch have vegetarian options?

Yes. Biscuit Bitch offers several vegetarian-friendly options, including The Herbivore (scrambled eggs, cheddar, roasted peppers, and spinach on a biscuit), plain biscuits, hash browns, scrambled eggs as a side, and fresh fruit cup. Espresso drinks and the biscuit mix are also vegetarian. Always confirm with staff for current offerings as the menu can rotate.

Are Biscuit Bitch biscuits Southern style?

Yes. Biscuit Bitch is built around fluffy, buttery Southern-style buttermilk biscuits -- layered, flakey, and baked fresh throughout the day. The biscuits are the foundation of every sandwich and are also sold plain or as biscuits and gravy. Biscuit Bitch even sells a house biscuit mix so you can recreate them at home.

What are the most popular items at Biscuit Bitch?

The most popular items are the B.B.C. (Biscuit Bitch Classic) with fried chicken and house gravy, The Piggy with pulled pork and slaw, and the classic Biscuits & Gravy. The Dirty Bird and Cluck Norris are top picks for heat-seekers. These flagship sandwiches consistently draw long lines, especially on weekend mornings.

What time does Biscuit Bitch open?

Biscuit Bitch is a breakfast and brunch spot that typically opens in the morning and serves until early afternoon (hours vary by location). The restaurant is known for drawing lines early, especially on weekends near Pike Place. Check the official site or Google Maps listing for each location's exact hours, as they may differ.

Does Biscuit Bitch take reservations?

Biscuit Bitch is generally a walk-in, counter-service breakfast spot and does not typically take advance reservations. Expect a wait on busy mornings, particularly on weekends. Arriving early or on weekday mornings typically means a shorter queue. Check biscuitbitch.com for any updated booking policies.

Does Biscuit Bitch serve lunch?

Biscuit Bitch is primarily a breakfast and brunch restaurant. Hours typically run through mid-morning to early afternoon, so the menu is available into the lunch window -- but the concept is breakfast-centric, not a traditional lunch menu. Once the kitchen closes for the day, that's it. Confirm hours per location on the official website.

Is Biscuit Bitch good for groups?

Biscuit Bitch can accommodate groups, though the counter-service, fast-casual format means seating can be tight at peak hours, especially at smaller locations. For larger groups, arriving early, visiting on a weekday, or checking in with staff about capacity is recommended. The straightforward menu and quick service make it a smooth group breakfast option.

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