Astoria, Astoria Arrivals, Featured, Restaurants Jul 02, 2015 GIVEAWAY- Exclusive Burnside Biscuits Sneak Peek Dinner! Probably the most highly anticipated restaurant opening this summer is Bareburger’s spin-off concept, Burnside Biscuits. If you haven’t heard about Burnside yet expect fried chicken, biscuit sandwiches, and wood-fired veggies (…) Share this Scoop by Mackenzi Farquer total shares! Twitter Facebook Email Print Probably the most highly anticipated restaurant opening this summer is Bareburger’s spin-off concept, Burnside Biscuits. If you haven’t heard about Burnside yet expect fried chicken, biscuit sandwiches, and wood-fired veggies (…) by Mackenzi Farquer Share this Scoop total shares! Twitter Facebook Email Print Related scoops Barebuger’s New Concept is Barbecue, Called Salt & Bone Burnside Biscuits CLOSED RUMOR ALERT! Changes Coming To Burnside Biscuits? Image via Tastoria Queens Probably the most highly anticipated restaurant opening this summer is Bareburger’s spin-off concept, Burnside Biscuits. If you haven’t heard about Burnside yet expect fried chicken, biscuit sandwiches, and wood-fired veggies made from fresh, local, sustainable, and organic ingredients (whenever possible). On the drinks side, look for local beer and wine on tap and classic Southern-inspired cocktails. You can also “kick back and listen to ‘Fat’ Blues playing on vinyl” while you’re there.Today we have a HUGE giveaway- 2 pairs of tickets to their exclusive friends & family preview next Saturday, July 11th. Sorry vegetarians, BB says their biscuits are made from winter wheat, lily white flour, duck fat, and butter. The restaurant won’t be open for a couple of weeks yet is opening July 13th, so this is your chance to dine with the WHA folks at Astoria’s hottest restaurant before anyone else. And speaking of their big grand opening, we hear operating hours will be 11 a.m. till 2 a.m. on weeknights and till 4 a.m. on weekends. UPDATE! Looks like Eater just got their hands on some rather juicy info, including their menu: Image via Eater a Rafflecopter giveaway Twitter Facebook Email Print 30th avenueAthens CafeBareBurgerBurnside Biscuits Related scoops Barebuger’s New Concept is Barbecue, Called Salt & Bone Burnside Biscuits CLOSED RUMOR ALERT! Changes Coming To Burnside Biscuits? 10 Comments Evan July 11th, 2015 Duck fat in biscuits? Hmmm, makes me question supporting Bareburger anymore. Making your restaurant completely vegetarian/vegan unfriendly is just such a bad idea in this day and age. Reply Sad Vegan July 7th, 2015 Another restaurant to say to my friends “yea, I haven’t tried it yet because I’m vegan and they don’t have any real options for me to eat” and “no, we can’t go there because there’s nothing for me to eat” I’m imagining these biscuits all have egg, butter, or milk, right? Brooklyn restaurants are so good about including at least one REAL option for vegans (aka steamed vegetables as a side is not a real option)…when will Astoria get the memo? Was hopeful when I saw the owners of Bareburger (which does have REAL vegan options) were doing this. Guess I’ll have to continue being a sad vegan… =( Reply JLa July 7th, 2015 Mmmmmmmm Reply Michael Collins July 6th, 2015 Mmmmmmm, biscuits. Reply courtney kern July 2nd, 2015 Fingers crossed!!! Reply Samanda Rivera July 2nd, 2015 Yessssss! Reply Maria castro July 2nd, 2015 Fried chicken and biscuits for my birthday please!! Reply Julianne July 2nd, 2015 OMG I AM SO EXCITED FOR THIS. Reply Jessica July 2nd, 2015 DYING to try this place and support local business! Reply Ashley July 2nd, 2015 Can’t wait for this to open! Reply Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.
Evan July 11th, 2015 Duck fat in biscuits? Hmmm, makes me question supporting Bareburger anymore. Making your restaurant completely vegetarian/vegan unfriendly is just such a bad idea in this day and age. Reply
Sad Vegan July 7th, 2015 Another restaurant to say to my friends “yea, I haven’t tried it yet because I’m vegan and they don’t have any real options for me to eat” and “no, we can’t go there because there’s nothing for me to eat” I’m imagining these biscuits all have egg, butter, or milk, right? Brooklyn restaurants are so good about including at least one REAL option for vegans (aka steamed vegetables as a side is not a real option)…when will Astoria get the memo? Was hopeful when I saw the owners of Bareburger (which does have REAL vegan options) were doing this. Guess I’ll have to continue being a sad vegan… =( Reply