Tudor’s Biscuit World
1305 Fairlawn Ave, Dunbar, WV, 25064
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Address :
1305 Fairlawn Ave
Dunbar, WV, 25064 - Phone (304) 768-2046
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Breakfast
Bike Parking : No
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : No
Caters : No
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Jane H.
The biscuits are large and very taste. This is a fast food chain in WV. However, they provide power outlets which is great if you need to get in some work. The coffee is perkulated and not particularly good.
(4)Tom B.
Best biscuits ever! Great breakfast sandwiches and biscuts and gravy. Service is a little ruff, but realy great (unhealthy) food
(4)Laura J.
Have been to this restaurant a number of times since my first review and I would happily like to report that the food and service have been just as good each time.
(5)N G.
First off, when Tudor's food is good - it's amazing. However, I have grown ambivalent about the food at the Dunbar Tudor's. It's always a toss-up as to the quality of the food - if they can even manage to get the order right. I never order hash browns from there because they are either dry, overcooked, grease laden, or barely cooked. I don't order sausage gravy from there any longer because the gravy is either bland (no seasonings at all), lumpy, or greasy. The scrambled eggs often come swimming in a pool of yellow grease. The biscuits are usually mediocre, at best - often being overcooked, undercooked, or crumbly. Because of all this, our once weekly Saturday morning trek to Tudor's has been met with grumbles and suggestions for other breakfast places. I just thought it was a known Tudor's restaurant trend - for the food to be all over the place in terms of quality. However, all that changed when my husband and I stopped at the Ansted Tudor's (coming back from a weekend getaway). The food was amazing!!! So amazing, in fact, that we commended the manager who in turn passed the compliments to the cook. The biscuit was just perfect (I would be hard pressed to find a better biscuit anywhere), the home fries were perfectly cooked (fresh, hot, crisp outside and tender inside), and the scrambled eggs were not swimming in a pool of yellow grease. While I am sure the difference in quality is due to the differences in employee turnover, I will only be met with disappointment from here on out when dining at my local Dunbar Tudor's because now I know how good a Tudor's breakfast can be!
(2)Whitney B.
i got the biscuit n gravy...i always seem to feel lik im full n not so good...i guess its all of the tudors but it doesnt look lik a good location
(2)Stacey M.
Every time I am in West Virginia, I try to stop at one of the many Tudor's locations. Standard breakfast and homestyle fair in a fast-food environment. Many of the Tudor's locations share a building with Gino's Pizza. So, if you have picky eaters in your travel group, its a good spot to hit.
(2)Ben V.
I've had a mild obsession with Tudor's Biscuit World since I was a young lad of a scant 19 years of age. Me, Black Dog and The 'Dube were on tour, back in the days when gas was like $1.25 a gallon and I was paying $180 a month in rent in Baltimore... Ahh, the Nineties. I think it was actually 2000. Anyhow, I just remember Dubin saying "What was that sign back there guys, it said something about "Biscuit World" in his agitated, excited Brian Dubin voice. Dubin was INSISTENT that we take the next exit and try and double back to check it out, even though we were running late, but I resumed my role as the Gramps of the band and was like, dude, we gotta let it go and get to the show. Worst decision of my life. We end up getting stuck in traffic for an hour, TRAFFIC, in the middle of fucking West Virginia, and get lost trying to find our way through towns named "Cross Lanes" and "Hurricane," that apparently don't like the concept of street signs, attempting to get to said venue in a the aptly named town of "Nitro." Finally, we get there, and walk up to the pavilion, and start kind of taking in the scene. There appears to be a two-piece band playing music that sounded something like Men's Recovery Project with a theremin, a keyboard, and a drum set made out of trashcans, and wearing costumes that consisted of a gorilla mask and some kind of huge gum-drop looking thing made out of fluorescent bedsheets. I remember as we walked in they were singing something like "Tudor's, Tudor's,T-U-D-O-R-S, Pippi, Dottie, Rah Rah Rah..." and we're like, umm... all right. Their next song was "Capri Sun Nut Sack" and we were instantly sold, because, after all, we were 19. Well, after their set we went up to them and they say their band is called Food (spelled FUD) and most their songs are about food-related maladies. We had been driving all day so Brian takes this as a sign to ask them about the actual sign he saw aways back that said "Biscuit World." They were kinda like, um, didn't you hear our song about it? We were kinda baffled, but then they were like, "Oh yeah, even though the sign says Biscuit World, around here we just call it Tudor's." "Aww, man, there ain't nothing like Tudor's. Ya'll don't have Tudor's where your from?" the drummer, whose name was Silver and Blue, asked, seemingly baffled. Apparently it was as if we had never heard of Burger King, or McDonald's. Well, within ten minutes (it turns out there's a Tudor's in Nitro), I had a biscuit with scrumptious hash browns and dripping with gooey cheese, while the omnivores among us ordered menu items such as the "Thundering Herd," the "Pippi," and the "Mountaineer." You see, Tudor's is an all-West Virginia run chain of fast food restaurants and most of the menu items are named after local collegiate sports teams of other items of West Virginia lore. You can get pretty much anything on a biscuit, a fresh, buttery, warm, melt in your mouth amazingly delicious biscuit. Pizza on a biscuit. Even pepperoni pizza on a biscuit. Biscuit "burgers." eggy breakfast style biscuits. Even DESSERT biscuits with this apple pie like concoction. And even while the signs say "Biscuit World" about 30 feet up in the air, people still call it Tudor's. Gotta love the mountain state. So this obsession went as far as me purchasing a Tudor's t-shirt off an employee's back (of course, it says "Biscuit World," which I still wear with pride to this very day. There sure as hell ain't nothing like Tudor's, and if I live a good and true life, chances are I'll be stuffing my face with a biscuit and 4-wheeling in the hollows sometime in the future. As for FUD, somebody wants me to burn them a copy of their CD, "FUDland." Trust me, you need it, you just don't know yet...
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