Rise & Shine Biscuit Kitchen

Calls Rise and Shine the top biscuit place in town, with no real competition.

Suggests Rise & Shine for breakfast, praising its biscuits.

Loves the biscuits but notes gravy only comes in small side cups, not over biscuits.

Recommends the biscuits as very good, more buttery and traditionally Southern than DBC.

Calls Rise & Shine a solid early option, opening somewhat later than other suggestions.

Strongly recommends Rise and Shine mainly for its biscuits, though it has no mimosas.

Recommends Rise and Shine for the best biscuit sandwiches.

Agrees with the parent pick and likes a bacon, egg and cheese sandwich served on a biscuit.

Self-described fan of this brand; points to its Denver location off 32nd among several options.

Agrees with Rise and Shine; says they walk there often for breakfast and it is consistently excellent.

Recommends it for biscuit sandwiches a few blocks away; notes it's counter service without alcohol.

Approves of the biscuits and says they are hard to make well; likes the welcoming feel of the place.

Says the biscuits use a North Carolina recipe and are authentic, though unsure about the gravy.

Says their sandwich and coffee total is reasonable, rebutting the earlier price complaint.

Praises the biscuits as excellent and easy to grab, and suggests another spot for a sit-down brunch.

Simply agrees with the earlier biscuit-with-hash-browns suggestion.

Recommends Rise and Shine Biscuits when asked for takeaway breakfast.

Says the hash-brown option appears on Rise and Shine's online ordering menu.

Says weekday visits look nicer to avoid heavy crowds.

Says its gravy is not the best and is served in a cup instead of smothering.

Recommends it, but warns weekend crowds are heavy and suggests going on weekdays.

Wanted to like it but found the biscuits tough and the sausage lacking flavor.