Janell M.

Food was fresh and good! Hash browns were crispy and the sandwich was cheesy. The jalepeño cheddar biscuit was delicious. Service was great!

Veronica J.

Twisted Biscuit Cafe is located on the Southwest corner of the Chili's shopping center on the corner of Palm Bay Road and Babcock street. It is a minimalist cafe with humble simple decor. I love places like this because they keep it clean and simple. Service was above and beyond. They have a team approach. At first I was trying the chorizo hash brown casserole but it's a lot and I am not a huge breakfast eater. I should have read between the lines from the waitress. The jalepeno biscuit was amazing with jalepenos and he gave me some gravy on the side to try it. I was so full from the biscuit I could barely touch the breakfast. Anyway they happily offered to replace my meal and did so with corned beef home fries and eggs. Everything was great! My coffee cup never got to empty they were on it. The manager came over to make sure I liked the new meal better and everything. I highly recommend! I will be back. :)

Elise D.

Another great breakfast spot in the Bay! My boyfriend and I had a hard time deciding what to get because everything on the menu looked great but we both ended up ordering the Mexican omelette special. I got hash browns, he chose home fries, and we both upgraded to biscuits since it's their namesake. We were not disappointed! We were served large, fluffy omelettes loaded with cheese, onions & peppers (cooked al dente which is just the way I like them - I hate when the veggies in omelettes are soggy) and topped with homemade chili which was hearty and not greasy. Our server brought us ample sides of sour cream, salsa, and our choices of hot sauce. My hash browns were delicious; they had the taste and texture of freshly-grated potatoes, not frozen shreds from a bag. The homemade biscuits were warm and flaky. I slathered mine with orange marmalade and that took it over the top. They have great coffee and pulpy OJ which is also my preference. The service was outstanding; all of the staff checks on all the tables and everyone was joking and laughing with each other. You get discounted menu items if you pay cash which is pretty cool. They also brought bowls of water to multiple customers on the patio with dogs which I thought was very sweet. This will definitely be on our rotation! Next time I'm trying lunch :)

Christina C.

We've been wanting to try Twisted Biscuit for over a year since it's consistently rated as one of the top breakfast spots in the area. We finally made it in around 9 AM on Mother's Day, and to our surprise, we were seated immediately--definitely a pleasant start! The restaurant is located in an older strip mall, which actually works in its favor--there's plenty of parking, thanks to a few vacant storefronts. Inside, the space is clean and welcoming, with a minimalist decor that feels fresh and intentional. Unlike cluttered diners where cleaning every nook seems impossible (looking at you, Cracker Barrel), Twisted Biscuit keeps things simple and warm with green-toned walls that give the place a cozy, clean vibe. We ordered the kid's egg, sausage, and toast, the eggs Benedict, and the steak and eggs. Everything arrived as ordered, and while I was a bit surprised the server didn't ask about toast with the Benedict (as it's listed on the menu), it wasn't a deal-breaker. A small detail, but worth noting. They offer two types of home fries--regular and "American," with the latter being deep-fried. Nice touch to have options. The eggs Benedict were cooked just right, and while the steak initially didn't look promising, it turned out to be both flavorful and tender--definitely exceeded expectations. One thing we appreciated: they serve fountain drinks instead of canned sodas, which makes the bottomless refills actually feel worth it. Price-wise, it's on the higher end compared to some Melbourne spots we've tried, but the convenience of the location and overall experience make it worth a return trip--especially for breakfast. They also offer lunch, though we didn't try anything off that menu this time. Overall, Twisted Biscuit is a solid breakfast spot with friendly service, clean surroundings, and good food. We'll definitely be back when we're in the mood for a hearty, well-done breakfast, or maybe even lunch after a long morning at the recently opened kids play place in the same plaza.

Jan-Michael T.

**INITIAL REVIEW** To this day, my favorite kind of restaurant is breakfast/brunch. As a matter of fact, most of my five-star reviews in proportion to all my reviews, are breakfast/brunch restaurants. Ergo, I have hit up many of them in my locality of my home town. So when my friend Chris, who is also a professional chef and culinary professor, told me he ate at a new breakfast/brunch place called Twisted Biscuit, I had to check it out. Initially, I went to Twisted Biscuit with my family, and have been back two more times. Since then, I can say I have enough of an experience to give a fair review that can go beyond my norm analytics of a typical initial review. In fact, I can go as far as given a final and overall review. Ergo, it is with deep regret I have to say that Twisted Biscuit does not live up to even good-on-average standarts. After my third and final visit, it was clear to me Twisted Biscuit had flaws, flaws that the restaraunt don't seem to want to fix. Twisted Biscuit is located on the southern end of Sabal Palm Squares, a strip mall on the southwest quadrant of the Palm Bay Rd./Babcock St. intersection. If it helps any further, it is right next to a Tropical Smoothie Cafe and a new kava tea bar I do not remember the name to. The restaurant is minimalized in decor and maximized in utilization. What that means is the dining floor has been used to the max to seat as many people as possible without breaking any occupancy laws. There is decor, but nothing that stands out as unique to the restaurant. There is an outdoor seating area, too. However, this is Florida and depending on the season, it is either unbearable to eat outside or perfect. Outdoor seating would probably be more of an option during the late Autumn and Winter months here in Florida. I will be honest and admit the food is delicious. But to also be honest, a lot of their food doesn't stand out from other breakfast/brunch places in the area, either. I mean, it is good, but it is mostly breakfast and brunch food which shouldn't be too hard to make. There are some standout items they make though, some only available as a special such as the shrimp and grits. The Twisted Biscuit Bowl is also very good. With Twisted Biscuit's food being quite on-average good, it is sadly shadowed by the flaws Twisted Biscuit has: the wait and cooking time, the customer service, and the overall experience within the restaurant. As many others who reviewed Twisted Biscuit have stated, the wait times are atrocious. With the exception of the times I was there solo because I am loud and noticeable, my family, friends, and I as groups have waited a decent minute or two for service. After giving orders, there is a decent amount of time from that to getting our food with little to no interaction from the waitstaff taking care of us. After we do get the food, the waitstaff kinda "disappears" as they take care of other people. I would get such if the staff were stretched thin, but observing about, I could tell they had enough waitstaff to not ignore anyone for far too long. We also need to add in the fact that Twisted Biscuit utilizing the space to fit max occupancy suddenly becomes a hindrance to patrons. The air conditioning and circulation is not very good and the air can become quite warm. Add in the fact the kitchen is open to the public, it is a recipe for disaster. The bathrooms were clean at least, but that is just one positive amongst a number of negatives that surpass other positives, too. Ultimately, I am going to have to give Twisted Biscuit Cafe two out of five stars as an average across three or more visitis to this restarant. It is not bad to the point where I would walk out, but I will definitely take consideration eating elsewhere for breakfast or brunch if the time were to come.

Alessandra F.

Fantastic breakfast with great customer service. I've heard nothing but great things about this place and finally gave it a try. Seating was quick and the ambience gave your classic hometown cafe with lite rock & 80s tunes playing from the kitchen area. They have daily specials with seasonal offerings and of course their standard menu. I wanted to try a little bit of everything so I opted for their Twisted Biscuit Bowl with pumpkin spice biscuit. This was hearty and packed with ingredients! The biscuit was fluffy & toasted and paired with a pumpkin spice spread. Overall, this is a solid cafe for breakfast and lunch!

Spaceman S.

Holy smokes what a sandwich! This place never fails to impress, service is topnotch, 11am and not a seat available! Love the lay out of the dining area, clean and bright!