They didn’t open up originally to make a profit, but to make a difference and be a part of the community. We are a group of community stores led by Community Leaders. The company views itself as neither a franchise or a chain, but a group of community stores. Maple Street Biscuit Company has a mission: Help people, serve others, be a part of the community.
While parking can be a challenge downtown, if you’re not lucky enough to grab a space on the street, The Richardson Street, and Spring Street garages are a pretty short walk away (and the first hour is free in those garages)
The space downtown is about 4,000 square feet, while the five forks location is a bit smaller, at around 2,600 square feet. My friend and I shared the chocolate chip waffle and 'the Farmer' biscuit sandwich so that we could try a few different items on their menu. My personal favorite: the Double-down Ralphie Deluxe – An open face biscuit smothered in their house-made sausage gravy with a kick and topped with eggs over easy. After hearing such good things about this place, I was finally able to stop by while on a road trip the other weekend.
it’s not a huge menu, but they do it very well. They offer a relatively simple menu of biscuit-based dishes and simple, complementary sides. About a month after the first location in Five Forks opened, the second location – this one downtown on east north street – is open for business.Īwhile back, we visited Chattanooga and had breakfast at Maple Street Biscuit Company, so we’re super excited they’ve come Greenville.
