May 15, 2026 - Business

Biscuit Mike's gets flaky in Longmont

Mitchell Byars

A golden, flaky pastry sandwich with melted yellow cheddar, resting on crinkled aluminum foil. — The sausage and egg sandwich from Biscuit Mike's in Longmont. Photo: Mitchell Byars/Axios Boulder

Those looking to risk it for the biscuit will be excited to learn that a popular northern Colorado food truck has recently established a storefront in Longmont.

The big picture: Popular food trucks across Colorado are increasingly turning pandemic-era followings into brick-and-mortar operations, as loyal customers seek more reliable hours and expanded menus.

Driving the news: Biscuit Mike's, started as a Longmont food truck in 2020, opened a location at 900 Coffman St. in March.

Dig in: As you'd expect from a food truck turned restaurant, the menu is simple and focuses on what Biscuit Mike's does best. (That would be biscuits ... in case that wasn't clear.)

The restaurant has your basic meat, egg and cheese breakfast combo, which you can also order as a melt.
Ask for the sandwiches on their signature buttermilk biscuits ($8-9) or the daily special.

Yes, but: If you slept in, there are lunch options, as well, including chicken, pulled pork and portobello mushroom.

💭 My thought bubble: The biscuits are nice and flaky, and pair well with fresh-off-the-grill fillings.

On the lunch side, I particularly enjoyed the "Heather" ($14), a chicken, ham and jam concoction.

If you go: After initially operating on a limited schedule, Biscuit Mike's is now open seven days a week.

6:30am-1:30pm Monday-Friday
7:30am-1:30pm Saturday-Sunday

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