The Flying Biscuit Café is now serving in Kissimmee. The breakfast and lunch chain, founded in Atlanta, lists its new cafe at 6079 West Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway as open, with doors unlocked from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. every day of the week.

It is the company's first cafe in the Orlando area. The chain's other Florida cafes, according to its locations list, are in The Villages, Gainesville and Tallahassee.

Who is behind it

The Kissimmee cafe is a franchise run by John and Gisela Terranova. The company announced in early October that the couple would open the Orlando market's first Flying Biscuit in Kissimmee within weeks, and it is their first cafe with the brand. At the time of that announcement the chain counted 44 open cafes and 12 more in development, with new locations underway in Texas, Tennessee and Missouri.

What is on the menu

The Flying Biscuit is built around breakfast served all day, with lunch alongside it. The company describes a menu that runs from stuffed French toast, omelets and shrimp and grits to vegan scrambles, burgers and wraps. The cafes also carry a full bar with brunch-style cocktails.

The full menu and a separate catering menu are posted on the cafe's page on the company website. The Kissimmee location takes catering orders for groups of any size.

How to go

The cafe sits on the West Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway (U.S. 192) corridor in the 34747 ZIP code, the stretch of Osceola County, Florida, that runs west toward Celebration and Four Corners. Parking is free and on site. There is seating in the dining room and on a patio, and orders can also be placed for carryout or delivery.

For anyone coming from Orlando, U.S. 192 connects to Interstate 4 at Exit 64 and to State Road 429 farther west.

The details

  • Where: 6079 West Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway, Kissimmee, FL 34747
  • Hours: 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily
  • Phone: 407-479-5343
  • Options: dine in, patio, carryout, delivery and catering

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