We had to be in the area around lunch to run an errand and decided to get a quick bite. This restaurant had a lot of reviews and was a block away from the place we were going. Upon entering it was clear this place had been here a long time and was dated. There seemed to be a lot of locals here. It is fast food counter service and I got a bacon cheeseburger and drink and my wife got an egg and cheese biscuit. For mine it was a decent burger, the toppings were piled high and overall not a thing wrong with it. My wife said the biscuit was buttery but would have been better if the cheese was melted.

HOLY BISCUITS! This spot seems to be a staple for the locals and college students and I absolutely understand why. Not only was my biscuit delicious but the fries were some of the best fries I've ever had. They were packed when we got there, but they got our food out pretty quick. I can't recommend this spot enough and I'm sure they have a biscuit just for you. I got the fried bologna because it's my go to

Definitely one of my local favorites. I actually got something different this time, ham, egg and cheese. My normal go-to is either a chicken biscuit or smoked sausage and cheese. I went through the drive-thru and they did end up leaving off the egg and went back in and they fixed it without a problem. The lady who helped me was absolutely amazing and ended up giving me fresh fries as well. I will say the one thing I witnessed when I went inside to get my meal corrected, I saw through the window that allows you to see into the kitchen was one of the cooks had the blue gloves on while cooking. Which is great. But she decided to rub her face and her mouth and then went back to cooking.

Calling all Midwesterners. This is the nearest thing to the BPT Holy Grail in NC. Their breaded pork tenderloin, while not as big as a hubcap, is tender and delicious. With 25% more hog production than IL, NC just has no clue what they are missing out on. Bless their hearts! For the uninitiated, try the tenderloin sandwich with extra pickles and onions and then generous amounts of mustard. I will never stop at another restaurant in the High Point area from now on! They also have a very efficient drive thru and plenty of staff to get your hot sandwich to you very quickly. Set in an iconic 1978 setting, you know you've reached anti-corporate food heaven as soon as you walk in. It is a typical "first name to claim food" establishment, except they accept credit cards. Not that you'll need them, because the biscuits and sandwiches are very reasonably-priced.

Not much to update, other than to say this is STILL the absolute best "cathead" biscuits in the entire Triad, and I would say most likely, beyond. I continue to take people here to show off the goods as "BFAC" is approaching 50 years in business. No one has ever disagreed really. Standard orders: Country ham, egg, cheese - To me, the perfect combo of fluffy egg, melty cheese, salty ham, buttery biscuit. Fried chicken with egg and cheese - This is the one to get if you are planning on skipping lunch, it will keep you very full. Fries. Everytime. Don't waste your time with the hashbrown, its the McD's style patty, but somehow more expensive. GET THE FRIES. Great Tea. I like to go half sweet half unsweet. At lunch, the burgers and dogs are quite good, but to me, if they are open... no matter the time... I am coming here for a biscuit. I did get a bacon cheeseburger on a biscuit once. DECADENT. But makes you feel a little bit of shame... lol Never change BFAC. Never change.

On a High Point food crawl we decided to start our day at The Biscuit Factory and it was the PERFECT place to begin! I'll start by saying the prices are super affordable. You can get full here for $10 bucks or less. They also run like a well oiled machine at the counter. We ordered and got our food super quick. The actual biscuits were buttery, flaky goodness with a good portion of meat. Their hashbrown and fries were crispy just how I like them. I can totally see why High Point locals flock to this spot - they have breakfast perfection down pat!

Sausage egg and cheese biscuit was pretty good. Prices have gone up some since the last time I've been here but still pretty reasonable. Drive thru line can get busy but moves fairly quick and worth the wait. Way better than bojangles down the road. Open 7am-2pm and full menu is available all day

I was in High Point (from Winston-Salem) frequently during a new car search and drove past The Biscuit Factory multiple times. When I was finally ready to visit, it was late in the afternoon and they were closed. :( So I trekked back a week later for lunch. It was an early lunch and I definitely beat the crowd. The interior is pretty standard - booths around the restaurant, dark wood. Not exactly contemporary but we're hear for the throwback. The women behind the counter were funny, and kind, and patient as I worked through all of the things that I wanted to order. I ended up with a hot dog with chili, mustard, and slaw, a chicken biscuit, and an order of fries. The hot dog was really tasty with a little spicy kick in the chili. The magic happened where the chili, mustard, and slaw all basic merge into a single condiment. Glorious. Chicken biscuit was good but not great. That sucker needed some spicy to it. Luckily they do have hot sauce behind the counter. Fries were good too. I'd definitely return to The Biscuit Factory anytime I'm in High Point.