Biscuit BBQ is opening tonight on 5th Ave. & President
Just walked by the former Night & Day and noticed they had put up the "Biscuit BBQ" sign and there was a notice saying they're opening for dinner tonight (Oct. 30th). Also included in the notice was a lengthy explanation of why Night & Day was converting to Biscuit - I can't remember all of it but it basically said that they went through several "self-important" chefs before hiring Cohen and seemed to suggest that maybe he persuaded them to go the BBQ route since N&D had never really turned the corner (to profitability presumably). Anyway, looking forward to the reviews!
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We went to Biscuit last night for dinner, it was the WORST BBQ I've ever had!!! I'm from St. Louis and my boyfriend is from Houston. It was damn near inedible! The waiter was clueless, it's seems he's never tried anything on the menu (I think he was vegan). The BBQ sauce sucked and was watery, the mashed potatoes were fair until they put "country gravy" on them that was made with Italian sausage. I'll take my St. Louis BBQ over that Brooklyn-urban b.s. anyday.....
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Went last night and the pulled pork was delicious (my friends both had it), the biscuits and cole slaw were also good, as were the mashed potatoes the cheddar grits and the mac & cheese. I had the brisket which was kind of mushy and flavorless. I should have had the fried chicken which looked really really good.
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we ate there tonight as well - both enjoyed it
service was good and the food came fast
you're not going to mistake this chow for a southern lunch counter thothe ribs were pretty good - juicy, smokey, good bark and not burnt
the sauces really need some work - both the sweet one and the vinegar one were (shrug) meh
worth bringing your own bbq sauce if you want some, but the ribs on their own were goodcollards had a nice vinegary bite, not spectacular but good
mac and cheese had a nice crispy top and cheddar flavor - if you like that overcooked mushy + crunch thing, this is the stuff for youGood beer on tap - Six Point and Omegang and others
I LOVE the menu - several large salads with optional meat along with massive carnivorous action, blackened catfish, shrimp boil, and a veggie burger
The Cobb salad needs a better dressing, and the bacon on ours was seriously overdone. But they were looking for feedback, so maybe it will get better.
Still, this place is going to do soooo much more biz than Night and Day. It's a good addition to what is a pretty crowded restaurant strip. Nothing worth traveling for imho, but great if you're in PS and surrounds already.Anybody try the fried chicken, the shrimp boil, the onion rings, or the pulled pork?
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I'd be curious to find out where the last "self important" chef (the one from N.Orleans) went. The one time I ate his food I felt that he was better than the setting he had to work in.
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I just got back from Biscuit. I had gone there once at their prior location and didn't really like it although other people would say how good the food was. I guess after all this time it still rings true - either you love Biscuit or you hate it. The couple across from me seemed to truly enjoy their chicken and ribs. I heard the gentleman say " mmmmm, balanced" after he bit into his rib. As for me, all I could taste was meat burned to a crisp. I doubt that I'll make the trip again.
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