Posted in Austin
November 01, 2017
This Groovy Food Truck Makes The Most Delicious Breakfast in Austin
Warning: the photos you’re about to see look so delicious, your mouth might start watering uncontrollably. If you’re craving a deeply rich, gravy-smothered biscuit, then read on. Biscuits and Groovy has been serving up indulgent breakfasts for over seven years, and they show no sign of slowing down. With two food trailers parked within the city limits, it’s never been easier to start your morning off right. This groovy food truck makes the most delicious breakfast in Austin.
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Choose from over 14 fillings and toppings to make your biscuit as groovy as possible. Or, you can leave it to the experts and order one of their classic recipes.
Order the Donna Summer and let those scrambled eggs dazzle your taste buds. The Aretha Franklin biscuit comes topped with thickly cut maple bacon and colby jack cheese. This buttermilk delight will have you singing, "Baby, I love you!"
The Bee Gee biscuit comes loaded with butter and jam, and the The Johnny Hash is topped with a mountain of potatoes, bacon, and sausage.
Biscuits and Groovy isn't lying when they say their food is "for the young of artery only," but sometimes you just have to indulge a little bit.
Each dish can easily be made vegan or vegetarian, so invite all of your friends and enjoy an epic food truck breakfast.
The north location is conveniently located in the Hyde Park neighborhood at 5015 Duval St. The south location is parked at 1210 Barton Springs Road. For more information about hours or to order online, visit www.iwantbiscuits.com.
Looking for even more delicious breakfasts? This underrated Austin restaurant serves the best breakfast ever.
