Tudor’s Biscuit World

For biscuits, no one else comes close!
(Except my dear departed Granny).
Hardly a «health» food but great as «comfort» food. Now, if they’d just add creamed tomatoes to pour over the biscuits, it’d be perfect.

I’m not one to give low reviews often, but I can’t even tell you what I ordered from this place. I passed one every so often on a long road trip, and decided to try one. I am a lover of all things biscuit… except for Tudor’s apparently. YUCK!!!
This place served the most bland biscuit I’ve ever eaten in my life. I seriously couldn’t even eat it all and I was hungry. Perhaps I’ve been spoiled by the likes of Bojangles, but between the horrible service at the drive through and the non edible doughy mess that I ordered, I will never swing through a Tudor’s drive through again.

5 star coronary.
Every time I’m passing through the area or visiting family, I am at this Biscuit Wonderland for breakfast and/​or lunch. I’ve got to pound as much Tudor’s as I can while it’s available. Any considerations about fat/​cholesterol are out the window.
Standard for me-​2 biscuits with Canadian Bacon, Potato and Melted Cheez, wash it down with pint o’chocolate milk, just in case there wasn’t enough fat in there. Everyone in the family has a favorite. The various biscuit combo’s have names, so when we order (I’m visiting family so when we show up we pretty much take the place over) it sounds like a Hatfield-​McCoy family roll-​call: Mary B! Bobby Sue! Jethro B!
As far as I’m concerned, this chain (I’m pretty sure they are all over WVA and even into Southern OH) sets the standard for what a biscuit can be, at least this side of the Manson-​Nixon Line.
I was at a corporate meeting recently and I was talking to a guy that travels through WVA regularly. I asked him if he ever tried a Tudor’s. His reply, «Oh man! I am all over that s*@# every time I’m down there!»