Fat Sully's pizza will be available 11 a.m. Southern-style gourmet biscuits coming out of the oven every 20 minutes from a scratch kitchen. "When you have a brand that people love," Strate says, "the sky's the limit."ĭenver Biscuit Company's Centennial location is open from 7 a.m. There are other expansion plans in the works, though the details are on hold for now. The company is also planning to open its second Kansas location in Overland Park, "to take some of the stress off our first location there in Kansas City," he adds. "It's right on Main Street in a building with historic architecture," Strate says of the upcoming addition.
"It's silly how many burgers we sell for a pizza place," Strate notes.Īnd in 2023, that burger - along with biscuits and pizza - will also be served in Golden in late spring or early summer. The Centennial location, which was formerly a Steak ’n Shake, has a huge parking lot as well as a drive-up window to accommodate the crowds - customers can order ahead and get a text when their food is ready for pickup, making it fast and easy to get brunch, and soon pizza, on the go.Īlso on the menu in Centennial, as at every DBC location: the Lights Out Burger, one of our picks for the ten best burgers in Denver. Mark Antonation And it seems that giant biscuit sandwiches have a universal appeal. "It's a lot of retirees, a lot of families," he says. "At the locations in entertainment districts, people just come." At this spot in the southern suburbs, the restaurant has drawn a very different demographic than the younger crowd that frequents its outposts on South Broadway, Colfax Avenue and Tennyson Street. "One of the exciting things has been getting into a market where people haven't heard of us," he adds. We're bringing some big-ass slices and crazy drinks," Strate notes. But when Centennial debuted, it served only the DBC menu.īut now, with the addition of Fat Sully's to the mix, "We're bringing New York-style pizza to the suburbs. Under the umbrella company of Atomic Provisions, most Denver Biscuit Company locations - except the Stanley Marketplace outpost - are three-in-one concepts, with Atomic Cowboy and Fat Sully's pizza operating under the same roof.
"The people of Centennial spoke, and we listened," says Patrik Strate, general manager of the Centennial location of Denver Biscuit Company (DBC), which opened in April at 8271 South Quebec Street.
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