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Seattle, Washington
The original Biscuit Bitch — takeout biscuit window near Pike Place
The original Biscuit Bitch — a takeout window on 1st Ave near Pike Place Market slinging from-scratch biscuit sandwiches and gravy plates. No indoor seating here; grab a Cheesy Pork N' Bitch or a Canadian Bitch (banana and maple peanut butter on a biscuit) and eat walking. Founded by Kimmie Spice as a pop-up in 2010, Biscuit Bitch built its name on affordable, unapologetic Southern comfort food and a staff that matches the name's energy. A rainbow flag in the window and inclusive signage reflect the brand's ally spirit. Morning hours only — the window closes by early afternoon.
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