I'm not one to give low reviews often, but I can't even tell you what I ordered from this place. I passed one every so often on a long road trip, and decided to try one. I am a lover of all things biscuit... except for Tudor's apparently. YUCK!!!
This place served the most bland biscuit I've ever eaten in my life. I seriously couldn't even eat it all and I was hungry. Perhaps I've been spoiled by the likes of Bojangles, but between the horrible service at the drive through and the non edible doughy mess that I ordered, I will never swing through a Tudor's drive through again.
5 star coronary. Â
Every time I'm passing through the area or visiting family, I am at this Biscuit Wonderland for breakfast and/or lunch. Â I've got to pound as much Tudor's as I can while it's available. Â Any considerations about fat/cholesterol are out the window.
Standard for me-2 biscuits with Canadian Bacon, Potato and Melted Cheez, wash it down with pint o'chocolate milk, just in case there wasn't enough fat in there. Â Everyone in the family has a favorite. Â The various biscuit combo's have names, so when we order (I'm visiting family so when we show up we pretty much take the place over) it sounds like a Hatfield-McCoy family roll-call: Â Mary B! Bobby Sue! Â Jethro B!
As far as I'm concerned, this chain (I'm pretty sure they are all over WVA and even into Southern OH) sets the standard for what a biscuit can be, at least this side of the Manson-Nixon Line.
I was at a corporate meeting recently and I was talking to a guy that travels through WVA regularly. Â I asked him if he ever tried a Tudor's. Â His reply:, "Oh man! Â I am all over that s*@# every time I'm down there!"