
The brainchild of James Beard award-winning chef John Currence, Big Bad Breakfast gives the proper respect to “the most important meal of the day.” Enjoy Big Bad Breakfast staples such as custom-created meats, fresh biscuits and preserves, locally roasted coffee and some of the best cocktails you’ll find anywhere. We wear our “Big Bad” name as a badge of honor and take special pride in serving all your Southern favorites with the creativity and technique that only a skilled, world-renowned chef can bring to the table.
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The biscuits and gravy and bacon were on point.
However the good did not outweigh the bad.
First off they forgot my Coffee which could have been an issue with the restaurant or the dasher… either way it’s a huge miss for a breakfast order.
Second, the eggs … over medium eggs should not have runny whites that’s over easy. I was barely stomaching it when I took a great Big Crunchy bite of eggshell. That killed it for me.
They provided me every jelly besides the one I actually requested.
And lastly let’s talk about the Brûlé grapefruit that sounded so appealing.
Looked exactly as I expected it very cool charred Brulé topping, but you have to supreme The grapefruit or else how do you eat it. It was nearly impossible to eat. You have to remove it from the membrane, separated it into pieces if you want it to look great inside of the skin, then put it back in after you do so otherwise you’re literally using a knife to cut through A Brulé top and the skin of a grapefruit, and you have to literally tug to get it out of the skin…
Overall extremely underwhelming.
Next was a cinnamon bun which I was not a huge fan of. It did not taste fresh or maybe a little stale.
Maybe it sat under a food lamp. Now the icing melted but seemed to separate and oily like. Not 100 percent sure how to describe it but see the photos. I got the ham po boy sandwich with grits which the grits was delicious and would get again. The sandwich I wish there was a way to maybe warm up the meat before pressing the bread because the meat was so cold and bread cooled off to overall be average but would get something different. My wife got an egg skillet with toast. Toast was very thick and delicious with the butter and jam. The egg skillet was yummy. Just the right amount of food. Wished the potatoes were crispy but still dish was wet yet yummy. Overall definitely give this place a try and hopefully you will get the same outstanding service.
The wait was an issue. My wife and I checked in online, but the wait was still an hour long. I saw several walk-ins turn around and walk away.
The food was average. For the price(s), I expected more. I had the steak & eggs. The steak was the perfect size, and cooked properly. However, the biscuit was overcooked, there was not enough sausage gravy to even cover the biscuit, and the grits were too cheesy, and bland.
The service was fantastic, once our server came to us. We waited 5-7 min to even be greeted at the table. I also noticed that many tables were not bussed/cleaned in a timely manner that no-doubt led to increased wait times.
Overall, I found that it was a bit too pricy for the quality of the food and the length of wait.