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Address: 3370 Stone Chimney Rd SW, Supply, NC 28462
Phone: (910) 842-8445
Website: https://m.facebook.com/TheSeaBiscuitHB/?tsid=0.8874267000242506&source=result
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Gigi Baker
A Southern Dream Come True — Shrimp Heaven on a Plate
If you love shrimp, this place is heaven on a plate! The shrimp ceviche on the house-made biscuit is unreal — bright, fresh, buttery, and layered with avocado and pico that hits all the right notes. Absolute chef’s kiss!
The shrimp and grit burrito? Wildly good. Creamy, cheesy grits wrapped up with juicy shrimp, smoky meat, and melty cheese — like comfort food got a gourmet makeover.
And the shrimp and grits bowl… just wow. Big, bold flavors with mushrooms, onions, and a silky sauce that makes every bite better than the last. You’ll want to lick the bowl clean.
Friendly service, huge portions, and pure flavor bliss. If you haven’t been here yet, go. Immediately.
… moreIf you love shrimp, this place is heaven on a plate! The shrimp ceviche on the house-made biscuit is unreal — bright, fresh, buttery, and layered with avocado and pico that hits all the right notes. Absolute chef’s kiss!
The shrimp and grit burrito? Wildly good. Creamy, cheesy grits wrapped up with juicy shrimp, smoky meat, and melty cheese — like comfort food got a gourmet makeover.
And the shrimp and grits bowl… just wow. Big, bold flavors with mushrooms, onions, and a silky sauce that makes every bite better than the last. You’ll want to lick the bowl clean.
Friendly service, huge portions, and pure flavor bliss. If you haven’t been here yet, go. Immediately.
Dick Mountford
Food was excellent. Cheddar Burger and Shrimp and Grits were great. Tracy, our server, did an outstanding job. We’ll be back.
Went back today and had the Flounder Special. Cooked to perfection, fries were hot and the Sweet Tea was great.
If you don’t eat here, you are missing out.
… moreWent back today and had the Flounder Special. Cooked to perfection, fries were hot and the Sweet Tea was great.
If you don’t eat here, you are missing out.
Lynn fishel
Unexpected very pleasant surprise! We were visiting Holden Beach during off season and lunch options were very few. We decided to try Seabiscuit and were so happy we did! Food and service were outstanding! Everything is made to order so very fresh. I got the shrimp Cobb salad and my husband got burger and fries. Both were excellent. We had planned to order pizza later for dinner but we got one to go and it was the best pizza we ever had! Lindsey was our server and she was very sweet and personable. Highly recommend!
… moreWilliam Drago
No frills casual dining. The fish was cooked exactly right and our server was pleasant and attentive. I would go back.
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If you enjoy older restaurants that are not chains, you need to check this one out! Decor hasn’t been updated and the staff could not have been any friendlier. Menu had plenty of variety, even had a specials menu that was creative. Fun place to eat off of the main highway.
… moreKenny Stwo
It’s off the beaten path, and it’s something different. The fires cracker shrimp were on point. The flounder was ok. Grilled shrimp was good as well. I thought it was a little pricey for the portion. We do like eating local.
… moreChristine Padilla
My family and I were in town on vacation and were looking for a breakfast spot and we decided to try out Sea Biscuit Cafe . The environment feels like home. Servers made us feel welcomed and the food taste like homemade food not over processed food which is refreshing. My family came here every morning for breakfast and have enjoyed everything that we tried . We definitely recommend anyone looking for a relaxing spot to eat to come here to Sea Biscuit Cafe! Everyone is nice , they have connect four on all of the tables so you can play while you wait for your food , nice touch ! The food is delicious , we will definitely keep coming back ❤️❤️
… moreD TheGlue
Imagine visiting your grandma who’s living on food stamps—not because you’re hungry, but because you feel obligated to check on her—and she insists on making you breakfast. That’s what eating at Sea Biscuit Café felt like.
The coffee tasted like someone brewed it yesterday and then added hot tap water this morning to stretch it. The hash browns? Just sad, irregularly chopped potato chunks that were fried and called a side. The bacon was thinner than a pressed penny and crispier than autumn leaves on a dry day. As for the ribeye—if I had to guess, it was a “manager’s special” from the clearance section of the local grocery store, shoved in a freezer and forgotten until today’s breakfast rush. It had that distinct “been through something” texture. The toast was just dried bread essentially. Don’t expect it to actually be toasted and browned to perfection. All the condiments were pre-packaged servings like at a truck stop – typical “whipped spread”, grape jelly, and non-refrigerated creamer all in those classic plastic wrapped cups.
Now, the wait staff—bless them—were kind and sweet, like the grandmas they appeared to be. But if you’re in a hurry, or just hoping for refills without having to make eye contact and mime “more, please,” you might want to reconsider. Service was warm but slower than molasses in January.
In short: Sea Biscuit Café is charming if you’re more interested in nostalgia than quality. But if you’re looking for a good breakfast, keep driving.
… moreThe coffee tasted like someone brewed it yesterday and then added hot tap water this morning to stretch it. The hash browns? Just sad, irregularly chopped potato chunks that were fried and called a side. The bacon was thinner than a pressed penny and crispier than autumn leaves on a dry day. As for the ribeye—if I had to guess, it was a “manager’s special” from the clearance section of the local grocery store, shoved in a freezer and forgotten until today’s breakfast rush. It had that distinct “been through something” texture. The toast was just dried bread essentially. Don’t expect it to actually be toasted and browned to perfection. All the condiments were pre-packaged servings like at a truck stop – typical “whipped spread”, grape jelly, and non-refrigerated creamer all in those classic plastic wrapped cups.
Now, the wait staff—bless them—were kind and sweet, like the grandmas they appeared to be. But if you’re in a hurry, or just hoping for refills without having to make eye contact and mime “more, please,” you might want to reconsider. Service was warm but slower than molasses in January.
In short: Sea Biscuit Café is charming if you’re more interested in nostalgia than quality. But if you’re looking for a good breakfast, keep driving.
C High
First time visiting Sea Biscuit Cafe. Cozy place to relax and enjoy a fabulous meal. Ordered You Ham You and a breakfast bowl. Food in all done to perfection and amazing! We felt at home with these folks. Not enough stars for the service and food served here. If comming to Holden Beach …. better put Sea Biscuit Cafe on the must stop list!!
… moreErica Crouch-Campbell
The food is knock your sock off good! Don’t let the look fool you they have for 5 star dining food!
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