Breakfast-to-lunch spot Big Bad Breakfast recently opened in Franklin at 1201 Liberty Pike at Liberty Station. Their first day of business was on Tuesday, May 4, shared General Manager Kirsten Braden.
Liberty Station is also home to Waldo’s Chicken, Vui’s Kitchen, and Athenian Nail Spa.
This is the eighth location for Big Bad Breakfast and the second Middle Tennessee location; Big Bad Breakfast opened a Nashville location on Charlotte Avenue at the end of 2019.
On the menu, you will find items like in-house cured bacon, skillet meals, and made fresh daily biscuits – you won’t leave this spot hungry! In addition, you will find brunch cocktails of bloody mary, mimosa, and the breakfast dude (a cold brew, cream, vodka, Kahlua, and vanilla). In talking about the Franklin location, Braden stated there may be a few additions to the menu as they plan to cater to Williamson County.
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About Big Bad Breakfast
Big Bad Breakfast began in Oxford, Mississippi by James Beard award-winning chef John Currence, who combines his New Orleans background with his Southern roots to make breakfast the most important meal of the day.
Currence was born and raised in New Orleans, where food is, “as much a part of life as air or water,” says John on the Big Bad Breakfast website.
Big Bad Breakfast is about more than offering great food choices to its patrons; it’s about giving people a taste of Currence’s childhood.
“But more than anything, I wanted to recapture the flavors of my childhood memory. Things don’t taste the same now with the degree of processing and preservatives/stabilizers added to food,” says Currence. “I wanted people to taste the flavors of my grandfather’s patty sausage and my great grandmother’s biscuits. So that’s exactly what we did,” he adds on the restaurant’s website.
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