Maple Street Biscuit Co. is a new-to-market breakfast chain that serves biscuits, waffles and other morning fare. (Courtesy of Maple Street Biscuit Co.)
With Cracker Barrel as its backer, an expanding Tennessee-based chain of breakfast restaurants has set its sights on Short Pump for its entrance into Virginia.
Maple Street Biscuit Co. recently leased a 3,400-square-foot space at 11657 W. Broad St., in the Promenade Shops across from Short Pump Town Center.
Maple Street was founded in 2012, and features a menu of biscuits, waffles and breakfast bowls.
It has more than 40 locations spread across Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Texas, North Carolina and South Carolina, according to its website. The chain is owned by Cracker Barrel, which acquired it in 2019.
It’s unclear when the Short Pump location will open. The company declined to comment.
The restaurant is taking over a space left vacant earlier this year by Charles Schwab, which relocated elsewhere in Short Pump. Maple Street shares the strip center with Mexico Restaurant, Umi Sushi Bistro and other retailers.
The chain is one of several restaurants to sign on for space in the Short Pump area in recent weeks. Locally-based The Cocky Rooster is expanding beyond its original Fan location with a space in GreenGate. And a local pastor-turned-pitmaster is opening Redemption BBQ in the Shops at Wellesley.
Correction: An earlier version of this story listed the wrong address for Maple Street Biscuit Co.’s new Short Pump location. The chain is moving into 11657 W. Broad St.
Maple Street Biscuit Co. is a new-to-market breakfast chain that serves biscuits, waffles and other morning fare. (Courtesy of Maple Street Biscuit Co.)
With Cracker Barrel as its backer, an expanding Tennessee-based chain of breakfast restaurants has set its sights on Short Pump for its entrance into Virginia.
Maple Street Biscuit Co. recently leased a 3,400-square-foot space at 11657 W. Broad St., in the Promenade Shops across from Short Pump Town Center.
Maple Street was founded in 2012, and features a menu of biscuits, waffles and breakfast bowls.
It has more than 40 locations spread across Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Texas, North Carolina and South Carolina, according to its website. The chain is owned by Cracker Barrel, which acquired it in 2019.
It’s unclear when the Short Pump location will open. The company declined to comment.
The restaurant is taking over a space left vacant earlier this year by Charles Schwab, which relocated elsewhere in Short Pump. Maple Street shares the strip center with Mexico Restaurant, Umi Sushi Bistro and other retailers.
The chain is one of several restaurants to sign on for space in the Short Pump area in recent weeks. Locally-based The Cocky Rooster is expanding beyond its original Fan location with a space in GreenGate. And a local pastor-turned-pitmaster is opening Redemption BBQ in the Shops at Wellesley.
Correction: An earlier version of this story listed the wrong address for Maple Street Biscuit Co.’s new Short Pump location. The chain is moving into 11657 W. Broad St.
Well just what we need another biscuit joint. More than likely Rise, near short pump mall, will drive the chain under.
Sounds like an interesting offering but this location is 350 yards from Rise Biscuits. Maybe not the best location?