Tudor’s Biscuit World

Tudor’s is Tudor’s. This site is relatively clean but horribly cramped. Friendly staff are asking your order prior to reaching the fella who takes your order. The guy that took my order today was very detail oriented even sending the food back to insure correctness. I was impressed.

Tudor’s is a paragon of fast food. Offering hearty, reasonably priced, damn tasty food and friendly service, this place is the chain restaurant equivalent of breakfast at grandma’s. The coffee is surprisingly good and the biscuits are terrific — big, tender butter bombs. I had not been to a Tudor’s since childhood and wondered if it would still be as delicious as I remembered. It was even better.
The key to an optimal Tudor’s experience is the hash brown patty. I’m a bit of a health food weirdo and the whole fried starch + more fatty starch thing is abhorrent to me. And yet, I cannot get a breakfast sandwich here that doesn’t include the hash brown patty. That bit of crunchy, salty oomph takes the biscuit sandwich to the next level.
We ate here twice while on our road trip — and the fan favorite was the Dottie. This biscuit is topped with egg, a slice of cheese, and the much adored hash brown. My husband liked that it was «lighter» than the meat topped options, although the Thundering Herd (Dottie + sausage), Golden Eagle (Dottie + Canadian bacon), and Mountaineer (Dottie + country ham) all received rave reviews. Really, you cannot go wrong with breakfast here.