I haven't heard much about Biscuits good or bad I just know they moved into the space that use to be "Chuy's in Ahwatukee" The entrance is on the side of the building.
We were greeted by the hostess promptly and sat within a few minutes of arrival. We sat in on what use to be the porch side of Chuy's and it felt a little like the lending tower of Pisa. Their menu has plenty to pick from; Biscuits, Pancakes, French toast, Eggs, Omelets, Burritos, the usual breakfast fare.
Biscuits come with practically everything and they were small but fairly good. I had pancakes and they were huge but tasteless. Maybe a topping would have helped. Topping is extra and for $6 for 3 pancakes and $2 for topping that seemed a bit much for a meatless meal. My spouse had an omelet with spinach, bacon and onions and that also got to be a bit pricey with all the add ons. We also got a side of turkey sausage...maybe we should have just passed on this one. Home fries are very tasty with peppers and onions. Our friend had the biscuits and gravy and said they were fairly good. But not close to the southern style they were hoping for. The coffee was good. The iced tea was fresh brew. They sit carafes of your beverages on the table as to not have you wait for refills or so the waitress doesn't have to ever come back. The service was slow at first and then non-existent. We had to practically trip the waitress to get our check.
Biscuit's is not a chain restaurant. (A good thing). It was clean and the front enclosed patio area is very bright, cheery and a slight lean to the right. The restrooms where clean but ONE stall so "do what you got a do and get out!" The business is new and I'm sure they will work out the kinks. They are now serving Dinner, Friday-Sunday. Perhaps I will venture in for dinner in the future.