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Make sure to order a glass of their fresh squeezed orange juice! Nashville Hot Chicken Biscuits – They Got ‘Em Cheesy Potatoes are a yummy new addition to the menu. Is it insane to even call this a sandwich? Definitely-that’s why we love it.”Īnother favorite, the Southern Benny, boasts shaved country ham, two fried eggs, sausage gravy on a buttermilk biscuit. They remarked on their #1 pick, “East Nasty is a slightly-crunchy-on-the-exterior, fluffy, buttery biscuit topped with a ridiculously good piece of fried chicken, which is swaddled in rich sausage gravy, then topped with (you guessed it) the other half of the biscuit. In 2015, Bon Appétitnamed the East Nasty “The Best Sandwich in America”! This is high praise coming from the nation’s highly acclaimed food magazine. Now, add the biggest heaping heart-full of love and VIOLA! The new Biscuit Love biscuit!” It’s strong enough to hold their savory biscuits, yet delicate enough to lavish it with their homemade preserves. “Imagine the most buttery, dynamic, light yet exquisitely flaky and layered biscuit you’ve ever had. Karl and Sarah changed their original biscuit recipe. Introducing the Biscuit Love Biscuit!īiscuit King Karl explains, “We make everything from scratch, everything is fresh, we work with as many local and regional farmers and vendors as we can, and the recipes are all from my childhood – family recipes, recipes inspired by what my grandmother used to make.” Since we started in Franklin, we thought it would be a good place to position ourselves into the community.” Karl and Sarah continue to give back to the city of Franklin. We always loved the home and what it represented in Franklin. Karl says, “We heard it was going up for sale. Prior to Biscuit Love, the Historic Corn House was a venue and bed and breakfast called Lillie Belle’s. How appropriate to have our beloved Biscuit Love located in the same home? The House That Flour Built This wealthy Franklin family was the owner of Lillie Mills, makers of Franklin Lily Flour. The Charlie Corn family purchased it in the 1920s and lived there for 60 years. The downtown Franklin location is housed in the beautiful Corn house with Queen Anne style architecture, it was rebuilt in 1892 after the original home constructed by a Confederate soldier burned. Located in Franklin’s Historic Corn House